[OS X TeX] [Yale] i-installer directories
Scott Murman
smurman at segosha.net
Tue Dec 19 15:30:56 CET 2006
huh, what has happened to Gerben re: i-installer? can someone point
to a thread or summarize?
losing i-installer w/o a viable alternative is a catastrophe.
-SM-
On Dec 18, 2006, at 11:46 PM, Stephen Anderson wrote:
> The end of the year approaches, and with it the end of Gerben's
> support for i-installer and the packages it provides. I'm somewhat
> surprised that with all of the discussion this has provoked (mixed
> in with revisitings of the editor wars of long ago, Micro$oft and
> Adobe bashing, etc.) no one has said anything about the fate of the
> servers from which the i-installer material is available.
>
> I'm the one whose server at Yale hosts both Gerben's "i-Directory
> at Yale" and the "*EXPERIMENTAL* i-Directory". I have some qualms
> about continuing to support this without Gerben (actively) behind
> it, but after a bit of off-list discussion, I have decided that
> these directories will continue to exist (with such updates as
> Gerben may decide to make from time to time) at least through the
> end of 2007 -- the hardware willing. If some other person(s)
> should take over the i-installer project, I invite them to write me
> about taking over the administration of these directories on my
> server as well.
>
> My understanding is that the operators of the other servers on
> which Gerben's packages reside intend to do more or less the same
> thing, though of course I can't speak for them.
>
> --
> Stephen R. Anderson
> Dorothy R. Diebold Professor of Linguistics;
> Professor of Psychology and Cognitive Science
> Yale University
> <stephen dot anderson at yale dot edu>
>
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