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posted by Rugxulo Homepage, Usono, 24.05.2009, 15:09

> In the past that guy provided files, answered questions etc. and he had
> the intention to put all the patches on his page, as I know from no other
> than himself, a process which he even had started.

You make him sound like a saint.

> Whilst the support he
> received for his interesting contribution was void, he got instead a lot
> of e-mails obsessively asking for his patches and some people we both know
> even officially announced his projects when he was still far from being
> prepared for that.

Now you make him sound like a martyr.

> We have to consider the things as they are, patience is
> a virtue a lot of people lack today. Consequently he changed his attitude
> and now he shows he doesn't care about you, so what?

You have to admit, it's frustrating when people run away from ports they once were involved in.

> Feel free to take up
> his projects, I know you are used to DJGPP and have contributions, and you
> seem to have also a lot of spare time, being very active on forums and
> discussion boards.

If I was more skilled, I would've done more. But sadly I'm limited more by that than motivation.

> Edit: In case you accept suggestions and have available a working Linux
> DJGPP cross-compiler, I advise you to start with ffmpeg, as Michael's
> DJGPP patches have been already merged into the official ffmpeg svn
> package.

ffmpeg doesn't interest me at all, sorry. (Besides, why not just compile it natively?) Besides, things like that are often difficult to build.

 

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