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tzvook
Re: XOOPS is forked

  • 2005/5/19 7:22

  • tzvook

  • Just can't stay away

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Hi Cats

Long long time ....

Hope you feel good these days !!!
Kinda sad to see all is forked out ... though good to see you're in action again around the XOOPS environment

Any chance of getting back into the UNforked one ??????
(had to ask ... ... I think that a big part of this community wants to ask it too ... especially now when things got cooled a bit ...)
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pod
Re: XOOPS is forked

  • 2005/5/19 7:19

  • pod

  • Quite a regular

  • Posts: 301

  • Since: 2003/4/19


Interesting, indeed.

So if someone felt so inclined, now would be the optimal time to fork oneself, lol...

Question: Even when forking, the php credits must remain intact & as-currently-is, no?


*thinks about getting forked*
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Catzwolf
Re: XOOPS is forked

  • 2005/5/19 7:10

  • Catzwolf

  • Home away from home

  • Posts: 1392

  • Since: 2007/9/30


Quote:

thepod wrote:
I was just reading this & was wondering if that makes it official - if XOOPS is really getting forked. Am I to understand there are now to be 2 differently evolving but "official" versions of XOOPS, 1 primarily for japanese users & maintained by XOOPS's founder and another maintained by the developers @ XOOPS.org ?
If so, what are the ramifications of this for the global XOOPS community? Will the 2 XOOPSes still be sharing increased functionality as the systems evolve? Does it matter?


I will also be releasing a forked version in the near future.
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pod
XOOPS is forked

  • 2005/5/19 6:53

  • pod

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I was just reading this & was wondering if that makes it official - if XOOPS is really getting forked. Am I to understand there are now to be 2 differently evolving but "official" versions of XOOPS, 1 primarily for japanese users & maintained by XOOPS's founder and another maintained by the developers @ XOOPS.org ?
If so, what are the ramifications of this for the global XOOPS community? Will the 2 XOOPSes still be sharing increased functionality as the systems evolve? Does it matter?
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