2011-09-13

The source release that I already regret before it is uploaded.

A prototype. Without documentation. Stripped from any usernames, passwords and other private information. Hardcoded magic values. Incomplete and unfinished. Works only on the specified hardware. Missing dependencies. You won't like it. I don't like it. But you repeatedly asked me for this. Now you can download the source code of the Star-Trek-like home computer. Use completely at your own risk! No support. It won't work out of the box and you need to be a programmer to get any of it to run. But even then it is still useless. I warned you. Do not email me about this!

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  1. Well, we thank you for putting this out for the world. Open source is a great way to make UI's like this accessible to the masses for tweaks and maybe even donations ;)

    I'm not that proficient at C# but I'm sure going to look into it with some friends.

    Thanks again!
    J

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  2. Could you put this up on a github public repository?

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  3. It sure was mighty decent of you, kind sir, to post the source for us folk. I've been dreaming of this shnazzy UI for a while now and I know this'll help out, even in a rough form.

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  4. The link for the source code 404's. Do you have an updated link? Thanks in advance.

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  5. The link works again, sorry about that.

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  6. Really AWESOME!

    Question: Where's the MySQL scripts for creating the db,tables, etc. ?

    Thanks!

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    1. Can you please post the MySQL db (all the database)? -- Anything would help us, Please please please? (Without the database, the code is usless and we cannot work with it.)

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    2. Re-download the ZIP file, I have added gluon.sql which contains the table structures.

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  9. That is very noble for you to release hard core code, minus the private stuff and rightly so, tho there are people whom I suppose would benefit from your generosity for sharing the code, thanks... but one question, How did you get past the copyright? Anything to do with Star Trek is copyrighted, im curious... :D Cheer.. Great stuff...

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    1. This is a nice piece of work. Fairly easy to modify to work with my environment because it's so well written. Thanks for sharing!

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  10. I've made a public GIT repository for people would like to contribute to this code. In the future it might even become a nice project.

    https://github.com/DieterKoblenz/LCARS

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  11. Do you happen to have the .CFG you used in your demonstration available? I've determined that your class configuration sets up colors with values stored there and they've been mighty hard to duplicate as I like yours so much!! Thanks!

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