Re: Groups.io

Hi, Adonay Felipe Nogueira writes: > I wonder what exactly made it hard to maintian at our side... Was there > some customization you wanted to do? Or some bug you wanted to fix? I honestly don't recall the issue. The package was removed from RH/Fedora which made it

Re: Groups.io

Indeed, I'm sorry about that. I got carried away by Groups.io and Nabble. Now at least we know the various options and possible advantages or disadvantages. ___ gnucash-user mailing list gnucash-user@gnucash.org https://lists.gnucash.org/mailman

Re: Groups.io

Adonay, While I appreciate your fervor for open source, I think this thread has gone well past appropriate for the gnucash list. Thanks, -derek Sent from my mobile. Please excuse any typos. ___ gnucash-user mailing list

Re: Groups.io

> I am not using any special software to access; just my browser. That's the problem, website owners trick browsers into downloading and using software automatically. You can take a proof of this by making a simple .html document/page yourself, like so: # Begin of file

Re: Groups.io

cash developer requested of them, and indeed the gnucash developers have no visibility into it. There are a bunch of users that use nabble -- their messages get forwarded to the mailing list and, if they are not subscribed, get moderated before being sent through. Regardless, nabble, like groups

Re: Groups.io

It's the first time I'm hearing about Nabble, but it seems that it requires the website visitor to use non-free software. The page you linked has the following non-free software: - [[/util/jquery-1.7.2.pack.js]]. - This one might be non-free. This depends on whether "the license specified

Re: Groups.io

It looks like groups.io is a hosted platform, not a package we could install and run ourselves. I'm still waiting for mailman3. As for searching that's a separate issue and can be solved piecemeal. Indeed, we could potentially even add a framed google search if someone wants to create