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Graham 20-Mar-2005 [343] | RT should certainly get around to mentioning that these run on Windows XP, and not just 2000 |
Vincent 20-Mar-2005 [344] | 'call is available from View 1.2.11, but I don't know if it's not just for beta-testing, and if it will be free in next official version |
Graham 20-Mar-2005 [345x4] | and if you want 'call from core, you need r/command. |
this page should give you that overview : http://www.rebol.com/purchase.html | |
I wonder if that upgrade price from View/Pro to SDK is correct. The price for View/Pro used to be $49, and perhaps they didn't reduce the upgrade price when they increased the price to $99... | |
odd pricing ... View/Pro ( $99) + upgrade to SDK ($199) = $298 + upgrade to command/sdk ($199) = $497 but start from Command ($349) + upgrade to command/sdk ($199) = $548 Looks like you're penalised if you start from R/Command. | |
BrianW 20-Mar-2005 [349] | Graham, the overview was mainly so I had a single page linking to documentation :-) |
Graham 20-Mar-2005 [350] | http://www.rebol.com/purchase.htmlgives you links to datasheets on each product |
BrianW 20-Mar-2005 [351x2] | I meant links to the docs (Library docs, Sound docs, call docs, encryption docs) |
oy. Or I could have just scrolled down the page on http://www.rebol.com/docs-view.html I am very silly sometimes. | |
Graham 27-Mar-2005 [353] | Volker, is that spell check different from the one on developer ? |
Volker 27-Mar-2005 [354] | No, only more public. |
Henrik 30-Mar-2005 [355x3] | ah... wonderful news to wake up to :-) |
I heard somewhere that REBOL LNS takes up 24 kb of source code | |
is that true? | |
Pekr 30-Mar-2005 [358x2] | Well, I am not sure how well RT did their homework? ;-) Users asked to coordinate PR activity, LNS announced, /Coop only planned, no real stuff to try and links on announcement page are broken, oh my ;-) |
Well, I am not sure how well RT did their homework? ;-) Users asked to coordinate PR activity, LNS announced, /Coop only planned, no real stuff to try and links on announcement page are broken, oh my ;-) | |
Henrik 30-Mar-2005 [360] | yeah, you can say that again :-) |
Pekr 30-Mar-2005 [361] | posted in bold ... as I think about it, someone should try to call RT and notify them of broken links before Carl leaves on trip, or the announcement is not usable ... |
Graham 30-Mar-2005 [362] | what broken link ? |
Pekr 30-Mar-2005 [363x2] | all links ... on the left side ... |
go to rebol.com announcement page ... | |
Graham 30-Mar-2005 [365] | Ahh... all in the wrong directory |
Pekr 30-Mar-2005 [366] | If that will not be corrected it is "a bit" weird to spread announcement around ... |
Graham 30-Mar-2005 [367] | I don't really understand why Carl can't stay connected no matter when he is ... it's just a question of either a laptop with roaming services, or, an internet cafe. I see that the pages now have a [edit] link on the bottom too. |
Gregg 30-Mar-2005 [368] | I imagine it's a "choice" to be offline. I know how *my* wife feels about things like that. :-) |
Colin 30-Mar-2005 [369] | 24 kb of source code? Wow - thats technically very impressive, but it doesnt help in marketing when you compare a .NET install of 1 CD or Visual Studio .NET 3CDs and about 40 minutes of effort. Perhaps RT needs to pad it out to give it that weight of credibility. |
Henrik 30-Mar-2005 [370x4] | I don't know if it's true, I think I read it somewhere. I can't remember if it was here or somwhere else, but Carl did say something about the size of it |
http://www.rebol.net/article/0127.html<--- the power of search | |
ah... well, it's only the client part. boo. :-) | |
colin, perhaps it would fit with a deployment scenario. compare installing visual studio in 40 minutes to just clicking an .exe file from a network share to install your rebol/services enabled source management client plus integrated texteditor in four seconds. | |
Chris 30-Mar-2005 [374] | Colin, sadly there may be some truth to what you say :o( |
Henrik 30-Mar-2005 [375x2] | At least coders are very easy to persuade. I created a graphical Windows CD menu for a coder in about 10 minutes using Rebol/View and Payload from scratch. Before that, he had no idea if he'd need to use Visual Studio for that and spend a week on it. An argument here: "It allows you to get your job done." |
that said, I did submit the news of REBOL LNS to a Danish newssite. Of course they ignored it. | |
Kaj 30-Mar-2005 [377] | Hm, our Syllable convention was reported on a Danish site, and it immediately spawned what I called an ABS movement (Anything But Syllable) in which every imaginable operating system was mentioned as an alternative, instead of responding to the subject. There could easily be an Anything But REBOL movement, as well... |
Henrik 30-Mar-2005 [378] | that I would like to see, just for the fun of shooting it down, but the news editors didn't even promote my submission to a news item. |
Kaj 30-Mar-2005 [379] | You can't shoot it down; it's not rational :-/ |
Colin 30-Mar-2005 [380] | Rebol is about the technology. Success or failure in the market is about the marketing. Marketing is about perception. People who make buy decisions are not technically in the know, so its a percption game. Even if the facts fly in the face of what they espouse to be right, they will fall back to the idea that "the bigger the better". You have to counter that concept and still not have the technology written off as a "nice trick" or "toy technology". |
Pekr 30-Mar-2005 [381x2] | guys, that is completly unrealistic as 1) RT's site simply sucks 2) Announcement page contains broken links 3) It is still kind of vaporware announcement like Amiga Inc. did and bad habit of RT - announcing things BEFORE they are ready 4) if it would be ready, there should be some thought out code/service examples on-line, with real-life functionality exposed, so actually ppl could try something usefull 5) What is Scot doing as marketing manager if the position still exists? RT just can't mean it that way, right? Producing ultra cool sw will not help you, if not marketed properly, at least here in Europe |
I am sorry to post in bold, but I feel so strong about my opinion, that I simply want it being noticed here ... | |
Henrik 30-Mar-2005 [383] | has anyone seen any articles about LNS on any news sites by now? |
Pekr 30-Mar-2005 [384x2] | no, as Carl said he leaves for a trip and asked us to do so ;-) |
I mean - to spread a word ... | |
Henrik 30-Mar-2005 [386] | I would have thought it'd be on OSNews by now |
Pekr 30-Mar-2005 [387x2] | OSNews? They are somehow ignorant. I personally sent Eugenia Czech security expert achievment, where he compromited MD5 even further, but they did not report it ... |
And as I said - some real service example should be provided - as someone mentioned in other channel - why not to wrap just simple "Hello word"? | |
JaimeVargas 30-Mar-2005 [389] | Pekr regarding announcements I think you are right. Thats what happen to the osx/view version almost 2 years ago. |
Henrik 30-Mar-2005 [390] | I agree on this. it would be wiser to wait until we can show screenshots of REBOL/Coop, even if it only would be 3 weeks away |
Pekr 30-Mar-2005 [391x2] | and language components - do you remember? It was there just to distract ppl from R# back at that time imo, it was even removed rom announcement page later ;-) |
rom=from | |
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