[GEM Development] some updates

[david johnson]

Hello José,

Thanks for the comments.


Relative to GEM information, I've  found
that two ancient texts (of course) are readily available in the used book
market.   These being: 




Programer's Guide to GEM (Paperback)
by Phillip Balma & Willian Fitler 




The Gem: Operating System Handbook 

by Dave Prochnow



I have no idea if these will be useful
as I am still waiting from them to arrive.  However, the cost of the
texts was less than the shipping; thus, I was curious enough bite. 
These may bring me “up to date” though.



David






--- On Mon, 8/17/09, José Emilio Mori Recio <jem at archivalladolid.org> wrote:

From: José Emilio Mori Recio <jem at archivalladolid.org>
Subject: Re: [GEM Development] some updates
To: gem-dev at simpits.org
Date: Monday, August 17, 2009, 2:05 PM

David, thank you for keeping us up to date.

But it's sad that your very individual effort is the only that (apparently)
still survives in GEM development, documentation or... anything. I'm
especially disappointed about the GEM wiki, which after months of waiting is
still unusable. I don't know if Owen is still reading this and what are the
real possibilities of the wiki being fixed (including being made the primary
wiki), but I would like to know... once more I offer myself to help remotely
with the fixing, or even to put up a new wiki in a server in our University,
if it's the best option.

Waiting for news... Best regards,

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