Re: FluidAE - development team needed
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@Ryan: I'll have the next copy of the user system to you in a couple of
days.
@CK: Click on the "Introduction..." link part way down the
fluidae.com<http://fluidae.com>page. I think some of the important
reasons would come from the following
quotes from that page.
"It is design to be completely customizable. You can tweak everything in
FluidAE, even the source code of the core itself, <snip> Each user has
complete freedom to change his environment without affecting other users'=
environments. The GUI can be easily customized by selecting or creating
different themes, which affect how the GUI looks and behaves."
"Once it is installed on a computer, all an administrator needs to do is
edit the network configuration to add the computer to the network, and from=
that point on FluidAE will automatically update itself to keep its files an=
d
settings syncronized with the main server. When users log in to any
computer, they will allways see the same environment no matter where they=
are on the network. Because of FluidAE's unique network model, a network of=
computers act like one huge multi-processor super-computer. This means that=
processors can be shared (remote services and distributed processing),
hardware devices such as printers, cameras, scanners, and removable disks=
can be used from any computer, and applications are always available on the=
entire network, not installed on individual computers."
So I'm guessing he is selling it on the points that it will act like a
virtual os that natively and automatically supports distributed programming=
along with the ability to modified the core engine
On 9/6/05, cklester <guest at rapideuphoria.com> wrote:
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> posted by: cklester <cklester at yahoo.com <http://yahoo.com>>
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> Ryan W. Johnson wrote:
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> > You can see a screenshot at...
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> That's an amazing looking product you got there! I definitely think you=
> should
> go cross-platform. I wonder why someone wouldn't just use wxEuphoria to=
> develop
> the applications you mentioned.
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> I can't join the dev team anytime soon... no time for a busy single-dad,
> especially when I'm already loaded up with projects. I'm willing to do
> beta-testing, however, if needed.
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> > This ... could benefit many users out there.
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> Tell me how, or is it on your web site?
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> -=ck
> "Programming in a state of EUPHORIA."
> http://www.cklester.com/euphoria/
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@Ryan: I'll have the next copy of the user system to you in a couple of day=
s.<br>
<br>
@CK: Click on the "Introduction..." link part way down the <a hre=
f="http://fluidae.com">fluidae.com</a>
page. I think some of the important reasons would come from the
following quotes from that page.<br>
<br>
"It is design to be completely customizable. You can tweak
everything in FluidAE, even the source code of the core itself,
<snip> Each user has complete freedom to change his
environment without affecting other users' environments. The GUI can
be easily customized by selecting or creating different themes, which
affect how the GUI looks and behaves."<br>
<br>
"Once it is=20
installed on a computer, all an administrator needs to do is edit the
network configuration to add the computer to the network, and from
that point on FluidAE will automatically update itself to keep its
files and settings syncronized with the main server. When users log
in to any computer, they will allways see the same environment no
matter where they are on the network. Because of FluidAE's unique
network model, a network of computers act like one huge
multi-processor super-computer. This means that processors can be
shared (remote services and distributed processing), hardware devices
such as printers, cameras, scanners, and removable disks can be used
from any computer, and applications are always available on the
entire network, not installed on individual computers."<br>
<br>
So I'm guessing he is selling it on the points that it will act like a
virtual os that natively and automatically supports distributed
programming along with the ability to modified the core engine<br><br><div>=
<span class="gmail_quote">On 9/6/05, <b class="gmail_sendername">cklest=
er</b> <<a href="mailto:guest at rapideuphoria.com">guest at rapideuphoria.c=
om
</a>> wrote:</span><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-lef=
t: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1=
ex;">============ The Euphoria Mailing List ===
==========<br><br><br>posted by: cklester <cklester =
at
<a href="http://yahoo.com">yahoo.com</a>><br><br>Ryan W. Johnson wrote=
:<br>><br>> You can see a screenshot at...<br><br>That's an amazing l=
ooking product you got there! I definitely think you should<br>go cross-pla=
tform. I wonder why someone wouldn't just use wxEuphoria to develop
<br>the applications you mentioned.<br><br>I can't join the dev team anytim=
e soon... no time for a busy single-dad,<br>especially when I'm already loa=
ded up with projects. I'm willing to do<br>beta-testing, however, if needed=
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