In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
> On Wed, Dec 30, 1998 at 04:58:19PM +0100, Ralf S. Engelschall wrote:
>> o rse: "Why buy an SSL tookit as a black-box
>> when you can get an open one for free?"
>>
>> o mark: "A supported, open SSL toolkit with source"
> I like the first "cookie". What about
> "Why pay for an SSL toolkit when you can get one for free?" It's clear that
> OpenSSL is "open". Anyway, my mind is not very good at these issues.
>> What else do you want to see on the welcome page?
> A not-so-white background ? Just a bit, hmm... dont know how to explain it,
> just like the colour bones have.. I think I'm gonna edit the main page and
> see how it gets that way.
The problem is that the 6x6x6 color cube of the Web216 palette doesn't have
such a "dark white". The next colors are already too dark. And when we use
something between #cccccc and #ffffff we get a shift on 256-color platforms
and the navbar on the left is made out of JPEG graphics where such a color
can't be substituted. Instead there it gets dithered too a different color.
That's why I've choosen 100% white: It's a clean and fresh color and doesn't
have such substitution/dither problems.
>> > Mailing lists: The /vmunix threat sentance isn't really appropriate.
>>
>> Better suggestion? I've added it as a little deterrant and joke. Because it's
>> really fantastic how much people don't read and really do these mistakes.
>> So, what to do? Remove it completely or replace it? And when replace it, with
>> what sentence?
> A cgi which automátically subscribes yourself? Or maybe a cgi which prints
> the instructions personalized for your email. :)
> Just a little note: there's a "licence" in the main page (I'm not sure if
> that's right or wrong).
A good suggestion, great. I'll try to create such a form and CGI script when I
find time. Currently I'm still hacking on integrating the CVSweb program into
the website to allow people to browse the CVS tree.
Ralf S. Engelschall
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