[Ecls-list] ecl on solaris 10

[Eric]

In fact Juanjo, the last emails I sent you (that you
never replied to) were on 7/15, 7/26, and then 8/10.
So it has not quite been a month since you dropped me,
but only 4 days short of.

No one is asking you to be a slave. If you were busy
you should have just told me that. Then I could have
explored avenues. Instead, you have me sending emails
into space with no return. That's very rude and
unprofessional. Quite resembling your latest response.

Anyways, in all your ramblings I still didn't see
anything about the status of ECL on Solaris 10. A few
days before my 7/15 email where you started ignoring
me, you said that the --enable-slow-config option was
all that was needed to do the trick. Obviously you
were incorrect, or you would have continued
corresponding with me.

Is there anyone else on this list that knows what's
going on with ECL on Solaris 10?

~Eric

--- Juan Jose Garcia Ripoll <lisp at arrakis.es> wrote:

> On Wed, 2005-08-10 at 22:59 -0700, Eric wrote:
> > I was working with Juanjo on this, and he decided
> to
> > quit responding to my emails about a month ago, so
> I
> > can only assume he was not able to get it to work.
> But
> > that's still rude as hell though. Why not just
> tell me
> > what's going on?
> 
> Rude as hell? Come on, what do you expect from me. I
> do this project in
> my free time, I am not a slave of it. I have been
> travelling, in Turin,
> in Spain, I came back, I have real job to do, it is
> absolutely unrelated
> to ECL and it is lagging a lot already.
> 
> The reason I could not work in the last time on the
> solaris port is
> because I did not have a good connection and could
> not log in to your
> machine. Working on other stuff, such as small fixes
> and so on is
> simpler. I can do it on my laptop. Working on the
> solaris port requires
> loggin in to the machine, watching a build process
> that takes 10
> minutes, and then debugging. Now tell me how am I
> expected to do that
> with a 19.000 bps connection, where my parents have
> to pay the telephone
> bill.
> 
> Now let's see: I _now_ see that last email I got
> from you it was at
> 21:00 yesterday. And now you write me at 7:00 AM
> complaining because I
> do not answer! I do not have an internet connection
> at home, but even if
> I had it, you cannot expect me to be 24h there to
> answer all emails,
> Eric.
> 
> You can be pushy to a support line such as the guys
> from
> www.userfriendly.org, but you cannot to a guy who
> does this for free and
> already sacrifices a lot of his free time.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Juanjo
> 
> 
> 
> 
>
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