Re: [GnomeMeeting-list] Re: Environment/Testing/Documentation

[Damien Sandras <dsandras seconix com>]

If you really want to use it without any effort, buy a philips webcam
(driver pwc), there is an internal mic of very good quality that you
will be able to use easily. That's plug'n play ;) 


le ven 01-11-2002 à 23:13, Charles Whittington a écrit :
>  ... and your efforts - and your quick response to problems .. are very 
> much appreciated, even by a nasty commercial person like me. Twenty 
> years ago I might have been able to help you code but even my C++ is 
> very thin indeed. Better at COBOL, FORTRAN, ALGOL68 and patching OS/360 
> machine code!  I must look at the documentation projects again - perhaps 
> that's more my line. 35 years at it so must be able to help somewhere! 
> Sadly having to suspend my GM project again due to microphone apparently 
> not functioning under linux and no time to learn the driver/module stuff 
> ..  will resume to plague you again shortly ..
> 
> Charles Whittington
> scs.co.uk
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> 
> Damien Sandras wrote:
> 
> >le ven 01-11-2002 à 10:43, Charles Whittington a écrit :
> >
> >  
> >
> >>PostScript. General silly remark about software: I would like to able to 
> >>build  up a system to perform various functions by installing layers and 
> >>run standard tests on each layer after it is installed to ensure it is 
> >>working correctly. If something performs unexpectedly, I want to strip 
> >>down the layers to find out in which software layer or interface  the 
> >>failure is. To get specific, could someone re-engineer the lower 
> >>interfaces of Gnomemeeting as a set of tests to see whether/which the 
> >>things it depends on in its environment are present and working. Just 
> >>dreaming .... Thanks again.
> >>    
> >>
> >
> >That's not dreaming, I just need to code that in the first time
> >configuration druid. However, I didn't have time yet. I'm coding in my
> >spare time, GnomeMeeting has now become bigger, but is still not 1.00.
> >Why? Not because it is not stable enough, but simply because I think
> >there are still missing features like :
> >- better quicknet support
> >- help to test audio and video in the configuration assistant
> >- addressbook with filters on calls
> >
> >Now if people want to help, things will go faster, but if I'm alone to
> >code those features, maintain the FAQ, answer private mails and mails on
> >the mailing list, and also doing my Ph.D. / having a normal life, things
> >take a longer time to be achieved. Though people should not complain,
> >there have been about 10 releases 15 months. It means about one release
> >every 2 months :-)
> >
> >  
> >
> 
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