Re: [cobalt-developers] Sun is stopping Cobalt?

["Ryan Verner" <xfesty@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Thu, 23 Oct 2003 5:02:44 -0400, Trinity wrote
> 1. severial core developers abd a few people not in the company who 
> just want to see it done
> 
> 2. 2 week at a min with the 22 of november at the latest (we want 
> you to buy our box insted of the lx60 if you cant get a cobalt 550 
> or a lx50)

Heh, not long, how long have you been working on it for?

> If you have any sugestions you want us to have now is the time to 
> get them to usif its not in the initial release it will be added 
> into future releases. We unlike sun, we will release package updates 
> monthly and some times weekly or as soon as a security or bug fix is 
> avaliable.

Do you have a demo site?  Failing that, have screenshots of the interface?

R

> have patience with us and thank you
> 
> Trinity
> 
> > On Thu, 23 Oct 2003 3:37:06 -0400, Trinity wrote
> > > Well i will talk to my lawyer about itin the morning. He may have 
> > > been confused with the ones that had canceled or been abandoned. We 
> > > dont wish to step on any ones toes. As for names it dosent realy 
> > > matter what we call it. Whether its Raq, Rak, or Rack or just the 
> > > Amoeba box or something all together different. We just want to 
> > > create something usefull. i appreaciate you for noticeing that 
> > 
> > Out of interest, how many of you there are developing this, and what kind 
> > of timeframe are you looking at (you mentioned a release date)?
> > 
> > R
> > 
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