--- THC_Vaporizer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > unitedadmins are not known for their extensive readme/installation files > (christ for like 3 months their 'online documentation' was 404)...otherwise > they really do try....;)
I am thankful for HLGuard, don't get me wrong, and I try to participate in the UA community to the extent that my spare time allows me (and when my boss isn't looking). That doesn't mean I am not going to say something when I see something that needs fixing (isn't this me doing my part to help fix it, by pointing it out?). Considering they have a "doc team", that is more resources than most coding projects have, so it doesn't completely make sense that their docs would be lacking. IMO, not excusable. To be honest, when I read the changelog, I saw the 586 line, but without seeing any thing in the readme that said "This version includes a brand new dll file! Change your metamod/plugins.ini line to ..." For all I knew, this functionality was bundled into the currently named dll, that I was not aware had changed names. Not being a programmer or whatever, all I noticed was that the zip contained a file that was being extracted to the correct dlls folder... with the visual similarity of the 3 and the 5 (maybe my res is too high) I didn't even notice it... I could go on ad nauseum about how non standard and irresponsible this is, especially considering UA's desire to be looked upon as a professional and respectable organization/coding project...But i think yuo guys get my point. Make excuses all you want, but the truth is in the docs (or lack thereof). _______________________________________________ To unsubscribe, edit your list preferences, or view the list archives, please visit: http://list.valvesoftware.com/mailman/listinfo/hlds_linux
