World: r3wp

Do you think that would add to command-line instructions?

it means I wouldn't have to read the instructions :)

You won't get away with that :-)

Amazon have all those instructional movies

But I could do a slideshow when I prepare an emulator image]

Only hard core users will do a console install .. so need to bridge 
to those others

Yeah, it's for hardcore and adventurous users now. After you install, 
you're on your own configuring, anyway

But I made sure that all standard configurations have useful default 
settings, unlike most Linuxes

We moved our daylight saving this year ...

I think all my linux boxes have the wrong time.

If you're installing on a stand-alone machine, you could get away 
without configuring anything, and with a different partition setup 
you only have to modify the filesystem table, which is standard practice 
for Unix types

and there doesn't appear to be a fix for windows 2000

Yeah, I read Debian refused to update it?

Will Syllable be better ?

Eventually...

Support NZ's new daylight saving hours?

We don't do timezone database updates yet, but we've been discussing 
it

my rebelBB.cgi script has stopped working

because the imap server thinks the time is wrong and keeps shutting 
down :(

Yet another REBOL bulletin board? :-)

Yep .. French one

Of course I'm planning my own :-)

uses an IMAP server to store the messages

Integrating with legacy stuff always brings headaches

perhaps I should just use UTC and forget about it

I can already see why I wouldn't want to use that one

I think it's just a very finicky imap server .. dovecut .. that I 
picked

dovecot

Years ago I chose Cyrus. Not sure if that's still the best

How about a vmware image ??

My project leader is working on it, but we're going to release images 
a few days later

Cool ..

I can wait for that.

Include Rebol and Cheyenne :)

Core is included. I've never tried Cheyenne yet. Is it hard to set 
up?

no, runs out of the box

I presume that you don't have Apache?

Yes, an Apache package is linked from the README

How big is Cheyenne? Does it require Apache?

few hundred kbs

and no, doesn't need Apache

Might inspire doc to finish the web console if you release it as 
the default web server :)

OK. It's not really something that qualifies for our criteria to 
ship in the base system. We wouldn't include Apache, but most of 
the REBOL stuff is so tiny that we might as well throw it in :-)

I use Cheyenne for my web portal .. works fine.

I'll put it on my list to look into. I think it would qualify as 
an operating system grade extension

Normally we ship those in middleware collections of packages, but 
that's a size consideration

Uniserve and Cheyenne are 500kb zipped

Not tiny, but smaller than many fonts :-)

It has reached OSNews:

http://osnews.com/story.php/18733/First-Syllable-Server-Development-Release