World: r3wp
[!AltME] Discussion about AltME
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Colin 9-Feb-2006 [910] | What aspects of piracy? I just want to be able to run a world and clients behind the wall. |
Henrik 9-Feb-2006 [911] | well, I'm OK with AltME. When using AltME, IRC, ICQ and Jabber, AltME is usually the one that connects first in a low bandwidth situation. But the killer feature for me is persistent chat logs, which has the side effect that if I post a problem, I can get response within minutes or hours. It's simply convenient to have running. |
[unknown: 9] 9-Feb-2006 [912] | Colin, so, let me get this clear, you don't see how piracy becomes an issue if you don't need the name server? |
Colin 9-Feb-2006 [913] | Guess not. What I want to be able to do is start a world inside the firewall and then only have clients inside it connect. The clients would need to know how to resolve the world name and IP address thru some mechanism that doesnt require going out of the firewall to do so or allow the name resolution and server declaration protocols be proxied through http. I think that should pass through most corporate firewalls. |
[unknown: 9] 9-Feb-2006 [914] | We agree teh HTTP part is a possible solve (something we are looking at). But the other way around, allowing no name server offered by us means instant piracy at the very level where the only market that pays would do so. No? |
BrianW 9-Feb-2006 [915] | Hey, all I want is resizable text in the client. And maybe an OS X client. Everything else about AltMe has been roses. I haven't even seen the issues or bugs mentioned by other folks. |
[unknown: 9] 9-Feb-2006 [916x2] | As the team gets older on AltME, we ALL need bigger fonts. We will get to this. |
:) | |
BrianW 9-Feb-2006 [918] | hehe. Yep, that's the issue exactly. I've been blaming the fonts and the high resolution of my monitor, but we all know the real truth :) |
[unknown: 9] 9-Feb-2006 [919] | For the record, the three bugs we are building heavy test suites for are: 1. Synch bug. We are going to move AltME over to the newer version of Rebol, this is a big move, with lots of testing, but we are gearing up for this. 2. Dot bug. We have no idea. That simple. But we are going to try a brute force method that might fix this. 3. Dial Up: Loosing connection for dial up users. We have some ideas, this is just slow testing. Will eat up several days of a couple of programmers. |
Brock 9-Feb-2006 [920] | Reichart, am I still the only person who ever indicated problems running multiple worlds and having the world all of a sudden become inaccessible? The only thing I can relate this to on my computer is possible the world server getting mixed up with the multiple worlds I was hosting from my old win98SE box. Since I have been only serving one world and not the three as before I have not had a reoccurence of this problem. |
[unknown: 9] 10-Feb-2006 [921] | We have had one other compaint, but differnt conditions. |
Colin 10-Feb-2006 [922] | So its a matter of control then. You want all the worlds and clients to call home. Thats fair, its your business model but I also thought that you mentioned that there would always be a free version of altme so I didnt think it mattered anymore if a small community, because of infrastructure constraints, prospered within a firewall. |
[unknown: 9] 10-Feb-2006 [923] | The concept of "free" and the concept of "piracy" live in seperate models of the product. This is the part we are working out. |
Tomc 10-Feb-2006 [924x2] | perhaps a small limit to the number of users that can connect to a world not using your name sever |
that allows test behind forewalls but not enterprise wide ussage and the small potatoes skate | |
[unknown: 9] 10-Feb-2006 [926] | Yes, that was considered. We have a list of about 20 models. Our next AltME update (being tested right now) will start the process of creating seperation form the free model. |
Colin 10-Feb-2006 [927] | Cant wait :) |
Terry 11-Feb-2006 [928] | AltME is being worked on, but the big features we are working on (as opposed to lots of little ones) will take a while (there is a complete rewrite going on). Reichart Jan-19-05 |
Colin 11-Feb-2006 [929] | The postings of these public messages to http://www.rebol.net/altweb/rebol3/ make it accessible from the outside. Its great. but as we are only posting the last 300 messages, can we have an alternative link that posts them in chronological order to make the reading flow easier? |
Rebolek 12-Feb-2006 [930] | Can anybody help me with running AlMe on Linux? |
Volker 12-Feb-2006 [931] | i can try |
Rebolek 12-Feb-2006 [932x2] | It says some library is missing (I'm now on windows, so I don't remeber what library it was). |
But that library seems to be installed already. | |
Volker 12-Feb-2006 [934x2] | thats bad as the best way is to paste the libname in google. tthen usually you can link another lib-version to the missing one, or install some compatibility-package. which linux? |
the .so.6, .so.7 are important. | |
Rebolek 12-Feb-2006 [936x2] | yes, it was something .so.6 |
I've got Suse or Ubuntu | |
Volker 12-Feb-2006 [938x3] | libXaw.so.6 IIRC? ldd altme-dir/altme |
/usr/X11R6/lib/libXaw.so.6 on suse9.0 . something like ln -s /usr/X11R6/lib/libXaw.so.6 /usr/X11R6/lib/libXaw.so.7 if that library is there. | |
Or search for the namein the package-manager or web. on debian i did that, it tried to be smart and removed my link. some compat-package worked. | |
Rebolek 12-Feb-2006 [941x2] | yes, it's probably libXaw.so.6 |
I'm going to try that. Fortunately this group is web public ;) | |
Gabriele 12-Feb-2006 [943] | rebolek, on ubuntu you just need to search for libxaw on the package manager :) |
Rebolek 12-Feb-2006 [944x2] | Ha, it works! :) |
Gabriele: I remember that on Ubuntu package manager says that libXaw.so.6 is already installed. | |
Volker 12-Feb-2006 [946x2] | I'm now on windows ?? You hurried to run home? :) |
IIRC Ubuntu had some other problem too, with a missing printsomething. Somebody said upgrading helped. | |
Rebolek 12-Feb-2006 [948] | Volker :) No I just hurried to reboot :) Running AltME on SUSE 10.0 without problem. |
Volker 12-Feb-2006 [949] | :)) |
Rebolek 12-Feb-2006 [950] | Hm, tried running my demo from competition on Linux REBOL - no fonts, feels 2-3x slower than on Win and crashed. |
Volker 12-Feb-2006 [951] | How does it run on wine? |
Rebolek 12-Feb-2006 [952] | I don't know, I'm linux newbie, I have to install Wine :) |
Volker 12-Feb-2006 [953] | There is a package-manager! :) |
Sean 12-Feb-2006 [954] | I have been having this problem on Ubuntu too. Altme runs fine on wine. |
Volker 12-Feb-2006 [955] | Sadly sometimes better. must be because Carl is a winemaker.. :) |
Sean 12-Feb-2006 [956] | i found out i had installed both libXaw.so.6 and libXaw.so.7. I was getting this error: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libXaw.so.6: undefined symbol: xawPrintShellWidgetClass |
Volker 12-Feb-2006 [957x2] | Yes, AFAIK that was somehow deprecated. found a bug-report from another app somewhere. |
But Kaj or someone said with a newer ubuntu that was gone. dont know all this ubuntu-names. | |
Sean 12-Feb-2006 [959] | your tip above led me to the solution. i uninstalled libXaw.so.6 like thus: apt-get remove libXaw6, then i created the following link: ln -s /usr/lib/libXaw.so.7 /usr/lib/libXaw.so.6 and it worked perfectly |
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