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nekrad has initiated the following projects:

• P115: Filesystem-based audio server / replacement for Plan9's /dev/audio, Bids: 0

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• R1: Functional Model
  on Highly confrigurable and modularized home automation system

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1. Xselection ?

   Hi,
   
   as Giszmo already said: on Linux and other X11 systems, there's automatic clipboard system, called Xselection: you select some text somewhere, and put it into another window by pressing the middle mouse button.
   
   What platforms are you working on ?
   
   cu

   at Copy and paste on 27 Mar 2008 23:44

2. Closed for offers

   Is this project already closed for offers ?

   at Self-installing binary release of current ImageMagick with PerlMagick for Debian variants like Ubuntu on 28 Mar 2008 00:46

3. ModZilla project

   Hi,
   
   I'm currently working on moving out the profile data storage directly to synthetic filesersystems, so many clients can easily access the same storage in a platform and network transparent way.
   All FS access runs via an userland VFS library.
   
   Synchronization could then be easily achieved by using an replicated filesystem.
   
   http://oss-qm.metux.de/index.php/Projects/mozmod
   
   
   cu

   at Content Synchronisation for Thunderbird on 28 Mar 2008 02:21

4. Specs ?

   Are there any specs for this device available yet ?
   

   at XSane backend driver for HP G4050 on 28 Mar 2008 02:42

5. Why not an app indenpendent package management ?

   hi folks,
   
   I'd rather suggest an application independent package management, eg. porting apt or rpm to win32.
   
   cu

   at GIMP auto-update on 28 Mar 2008 03:29

6. ?

   What exactly should we offer or bid for ?

   at Thunderbird & Nokia Symbian Phone Synchronisation on 28 Mar 2008 03:34

7. HW access via 9P

   Hi,
   
   I really suggest letting the hardware access run via an synthetic filesystem (9P-based). It's platform and network transparent (doesn't even require IP) and can also be implemented directly in hardware.
   
   
   cu

   at OpenLab on 28 Mar 2008 03:40