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[admin] (no subject)
by Erik Enge 01 Feb '04

01 Feb '04

> Any news on that one? Done (sorry for the massive delay). You should have an email with your password. Erik.

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[admin] (no subject)
by Erik Enge 31 Jan '04

31 Jan '04

Brian Mastenbrook wrote: > I'd like the name of the list to be "mac-lisp-ide" because that is > already what it is named. Done, you should have an email by now with your password. Erik.

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[admin] (addendum) mailing list redux
by Brian Mastenbrook 31 Jan '04

31 Jan '04

I notice that on the admin mailing list there was a question about the name of the list I wanted. I never received this email :-) I'd like the name of the list to be "mac-lisp-ide" because that is already what it is named. -- Brian Mastenbrook bmastenb(a)cs.indiana.edu http://cs.indiana.edu/~bmastenb/

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[admin] mailing list redux
by Brian Mastenbrook 31 Jan '04

31 Jan '04

Hi there, Since I got no response from cl.net regarding the mailing list I wanted to run, I started it myself on my own server. Well lo and behold my nameserver seems to be unreliable and I'm 200 miles away, and it's majorly frustrating efforts to run the list. Can cl.net consider picking up the hosting? I'd like it sooner than a week from now if possible as there is already active traffic that needs to be moved over. Brian -- Brian Mastenbrook bmastenb(a)cs.indiana.edu http://cs.indiana.edu/~bmastenb/

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[admin] (no subject)
by Erik Enge 30 Jan '04

30 Jan '04

[ apologize if this arrives multiple times, having some mail problems ] Heow Eide-Goodman wrote: > ...the license is unique in that the CD expressively remains free (as in > without cost) yet not fall into the public domain or under a different > license. This of course dose not preclude some of the seperate works > falling under a more lenient license. > > Thus only LispNYC.org, the ALU and myself can legally distribute it. > We, of course, have explicit permission from every author to distribute > the content found on the CD, which was no small task. :-) To be explicit: you're wanting us to put the CD on common-lisp.net available for download (sounds great) but only you, the ALU or LispNYC.org can legally distribute it? I don't see how common-lisp.net could legally distribute it in that case? If we can legally distribute it I approve too. Erik.

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Re: [admin] Lisp Education CD as ISO project
by Erik Enge 30 Jan '04

30 Jan '04

Heow Eide-Goodman wrote: > ...the license is unique in that the CD expressively remains free (as in > without cost) yet not fall into the public domain or under a different > license. This of course dose not preclude some of the seperate works > falling under a more lenient license. > > Thus only LispNYC.org, the ALU and myself can legally distribute it. > We, of course, have explicit permission from every author to distribute > the content found on the CD, which was no small task. :-) To be explicit: you're wanting us to put the CD on common-lisp.net available for download (sounds great) but only you, the ALU or LispNYC.org can legally distribute it? I don't see how common-lisp.net could legally distribute it in that case? Erik.

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Re: [admin] project hosting
by Tomek Lipski 30 Jan '04

30 Jan '04

Mario wrote: >> P.S. I still dont have name for the project - cl-mvc doesn't sound too >> good for me... > > Hm... Well, that's an issue, of course :) Finally I managed to came up with a name - Ganelon - sounds fine ? Best regards, Tomek Lipski

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Re: [admin] Application for a number of projects
by Erik Enge 28 Jan '04

28 Jan '04

Edi Weitz wrote: > Yes, sure, that'd be fine with me. Let me know when you're done with > it. Would you like a suffix to your list (regex-coach-help, -talk, -devel) or just regex-coach? Erik.

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Re: [admin] Hosting a mailing list
by Erik Enge 28 Jan '04

28 Jan '04

Brian Mastenbrook wrote: > I'm wondering if cl.net can provide me with a mailing list (no project > yet) dedicated to discussion of native (non-X11 non-emacs) UIs for lisp > programming on OS X. Topics of discussion would include the OpenMCL > Cocoa interface, porting hemlock to cocoa, what a good native CL IDE > would feel like, structure editors, the McCLIM OpenGL backend, and the > like. I'd like to have some kind of a place where these ideas are > bounced. Would cl.net be willing to host this mac-ui list? Brian, we've finally made a decision. Do you want a suffix to your list or just mac-ui? Erik.

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Re: [admin] Hosting a mailing list
by Erik Enge 28 Jan '04

28 Jan '04

Brian Mastenbrook wrote: > I'm wondering if cl.net can provide me with a mailing list (no project > yet) dedicated to discussion of native (non-X11 non-emacs) UIs for lisp > programming on OS X. Topics of discussion would include the OpenMCL > Cocoa interface, porting hemlock to cocoa, what a good native CL IDE > would feel like, structure editors, the McCLIM OpenGL backend, and the > like. I'd like to have some kind of a place where these ideas are > bounced. Would cl.net be willing to host this mac-ui list? Brian, we've finally made a decision. Do you want a suffix to your list or just mac-ui? Erik.

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