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Conference Administrivia Mark Unseen   Sep 16 21:50 UTC 2006

This is the conference administrivia item.  Post items of an administrative
nature about the conference itself here.  For instance, if you'd like to
nominate new fair witnesses, report abuse, etc.
29 responses total.
cross
response 1 of 29: Mark Unseen   Sep 17 19:33 UTC 2006

Note: This conference is the combination of the legacy "jellyware" and
"scripting" conferences.  Jellyware focused only on Unix and C, and this
conference has a somewhat broader scope.  Scripting was about, well, Unix
scripting and that seemed appropriate to merge into a conference who's scope
is programming of all kinds (including, well, Unix scripting).
trig
response 2 of 29: Mark Unseen   Sep 18 06:36 UTC 2006

 no, this item is totally unlucky.
kingjon
response 3 of 29: Mark Unseen   Sep 18 21:40 UTC 2006

This conference doesn't appear to be available under the "bits" alias.

cross
response 4 of 29: Mark Unseen   Sep 19 03:07 UTC 2006

Yes; Walter thought he had too many aliases.  We agreed to leave off bits (and
VMS) as aliases for right now.  If there's enough user demand, he's agreed
to add it.  So, clamor away!
kingjon
response 5 of 29: Mark Unseen   Sep 19 11:11 UTC 2006

I was just surprised that the supposed name of the conference wouldn't get a
user to the conference. Once I know that, it's easy enough just to use "jelly."

cross
response 6 of 29: Mark Unseen   Sep 20 03:54 UTC 2006

Well, if enough users ask for it, Walter will add it.  So, by all means, ask
away.  Btw- you can also use "systems" and "programming" now, as well as
"jelly" and "unix".
naftee
response 7 of 29: Mark Unseen   Sep 20 04:35 UTC 2006

thanks to twenex for totally uglifying dan's lovely welcome item (item 1) :(
cross
response 8 of 29: Mark Unseen   Sep 20 05:14 UTC 2006

So, given the present level of activity, it seems that the conference restart
has been a (tentative) success.  I'm hoping we can maintain the current level
of energy.  To that end, is there anything we should be doing to facilitate
that?  Any improvements that could be made?  Post your suggestions!
naftee
response 9 of 29: Mark Unseen   Sep 22 03:09 UTC 2006

the conference looks pretty sharp, cross !

on m-net, the UNIX conference has a bunch of guides that are accessible from
the prompt.  the login message details how to access the guides.  maybe you
could add a little guide like that to this conference ? just an idea to throw
around.
cross
response 10 of 29: Mark Unseen   Sep 22 17:35 UTC 2006

That's a good idea; I'll have a look at what's on M-Net.  Thanks for the
suggestion!
naftee
response 11 of 29: Mark Unseen   Sep 22 22:30 UTC 2006

anytime !
cross
response 12 of 29: Mark Unseen   Oct 6 18:05 UTC 2006

I've linked over the "Short computer questions" item from the current agora.
Is that appropriate for this conference, or should it be unlinked?  Thoughts?
naftee
response 13 of 29: Mark Unseen   Oct 7 02:29 UTC 2006

unlucky
arthurp
response 14 of 29: Mark Unseen   Dec 19 07:28 UTC 2006

What happened to the content of the old jelly etc?  Is it out there
under some other name?
cross
response 15 of 29: Mark Unseen   Dec 19 12:08 UTC 2006

Yeah, ``oldjellyware''
mcnally
response 16 of 29: Mark Unseen   Dec 19 17:21 UTC 2006

 I don't think "j bits" gets you here -- at least it didn't seem to
 when I tried it the other day.  Perhaps an alias needs to be set up?
cross
response 17 of 29: Mark Unseen   Dec 19 23:38 UTC 2006

At one point, Walter Cramer thought we had too many aliases for this
conference; he didn't want to add bits.  However, he did say that he would
do so if there was a lot of user demand.  So demand away, and I'll shoot him
an email in a couple of days and see if we can get it added!
styles
response 18 of 29: Mark Unseen   Dec 23 05:24 UTC 2006

i demand bits.
arthurp
response 19 of 29: Mark Unseen   Jan 3 00:45 UTC 2007

Awesome.  Thanks. (Re: 15)
cross
response 20 of 29: Mark Unseen   Jan 26 04:13 UTC 2007

I've been reading some of the older threads in the Unix conference on M-Net.
There's some interesting stuff in there!  I'm going to repost some of the
topics here and see if we can develop any good conversation around them.
aruba
response 21 of 29: Mark Unseen   Apr 25 13:06 UTC 2009

Why was item 105 retired?  It seemed like a good question to me, but it was
removed by the fairwitness before anyone could respond.
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