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tonster
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response 25 of 45:
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Nov 23 02:49 UTC 2007 |
hm. what's the party menu option? I don't know a lot about the menu
system, but I can look into it...
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lowclass
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response 26 of 45:
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Nov 24 00:56 UTC 2007 |
Basiclty, it's the P (for Party) option on the party submenu. I'm assuming
it will clear up, when you fix the same fault, from the party submeny for who.
OR pwho. THe "!who" option works well enough to get bye.
(I'm surpriseed I still Know some of the "!" commands seeing as I never
ever use them.)
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tonster
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response 27 of 45:
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Nov 24 03:49 UTC 2007 |
pwho is fixed now. is it still broken in the menu?
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lar
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response 28 of 45:
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Nov 24 12:00 UTC 2007 |
How long before backtalk will be up, tonster? Is it something only janc
can fix?
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tonster
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response 29 of 45:
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Nov 24 16:37 UTC 2007 |
yes, I think I need janc. I can't make anything out of the errors I get
trying to compile it. Google has turned up nothing. I'll try and look
more into it Monday if I haven't heard back from Jan yet.
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nharmon
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response 30 of 45:
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Nov 24 17:10 UTC 2007 |
This response has been erased.
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nharmon
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response 31 of 45:
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Nov 24 17:12 UTC 2007 |
I'm having trouble logging into m-net because it doesn't have zsh
installed. :P
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tonster
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response 32 of 45:
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Nov 24 21:47 UTC 2007 |
zsh has been installed.
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lowclass
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response 33 of 45:
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Nov 24 23:11 UTC 2007 |
THe "who" option in the party sub-menu works now. THe "P" option to join
party IN the Party sub-menu does not. !party works just fine to join party.
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nharmon
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response 34 of 45:
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Nov 25 12:13 UTC 2007 |
Thanks Tony, but I still can't login. I think it has to do with the old
system having zsh located in /bin/zsh and the new has it in
/usr/local/bin/zsh. And my passwd entry probably lists /bin/zsh as my
login shell.
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tonster
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response 35 of 45:
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Nov 25 14:12 UTC 2007 |
ok...I've symlinked zsh to /bin...try again...
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nharmon
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response 36 of 45:
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Nov 25 14:55 UTC 2007 |
It works now. Thanks for your help Tony!
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tonster
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response 37 of 45:
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Nov 25 15:55 UTC 2007 |
:)
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cross
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response 38 of 45:
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Dec 2 18:59 UTC 2007 |
Hey, ask the Thaler's if they'll just oensource YAPP?
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tsty
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response 39 of 45:
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Jul 12 10:59 UTC 2008 |
as much as i appreciate the options in picospan, yapp has some
really nice additional features i would like to see on grex.
hope i'm not stomping on anyone's ego.
chances of seeing yapp running on grex?
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cross
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response 40 of 45:
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Jul 12 15:12 UTC 2008 |
The last I heard, the Thaler's didn't want to open up the YAPP source
code. I think the two best options are to get fronttalk to the point
where it can replace picospan, or get a new replacement written from
scratch.
I'm curious; what are the features you'd like to see from YAPP?
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tod
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response 41 of 45:
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Jul 14 18:10 UTC 2008 |
XML and cellphone/blackberry text compatibility. RSS feeds. Maybe even an
ability to respond in items via email ala yahoogroups.
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tod
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response 42 of 45:
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May 21 02:55 UTC 2017 |
Still not a bad idea
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cross
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response 43 of 45:
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May 21 14:01 UTC 2017 |
Blackberry rocks!
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ryan
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response 44 of 45:
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May 23 00:48 UTC 2017 |
Blackberry (if they wanted to survive in a more meaningful way than whatever
semblance of a company on life-support that they are right now) should have
made "Apps" for both iOS/Android to access the BBM stuff -- and converted
their business model to be more subscription-based than hardware
sales based.
Just sayin'
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cross
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response 45 of 45:
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May 23 00:53 UTC 2017 |
Haha. Blackberry. I'm shocked they're still around.
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