Graal Messenger. - Page 2

NovaNET · #16 08-20-2003, 10:32 PM

No, You use a username and password i create for you in a day or two ill have my signup page for my beta final test until then closed beta.

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Originally posted by Christian
"MSWINSCK.OCX on one of its dependencies not Correctly registred: a file is missing or invalid" -fixed

I am uploading it to my ftp
Gamespy is evil

wait,
I'll need to enter my Graal ID and password?

if you have a gamespy id :
http://www.fileplanet.com/files/110000/119385.shtml
if not:
http://www.graalownaz.de/hosting/dow..._messenger.zip

NovaNET · #17 08-20-2003, 10:36 PM

Currently yes its just a standalone AIM like messenger customized with graal graphics its own server and protocols. But in beta final the final additions will be added such as custom graal smilies, graal news, graal stats, graal messenger to graal messaging which means you send a message to any graal account and it will deliver it to them on graal. Plus icq style offline messaging. The client will not connect anywhere it's set to connect to 127.0.0.1 or localhost at this time. I welcome you all to be patient and wait for the beta final test then you can all try it out online. Please post any suggestions!

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Originally posted by Christian
Its simply AIM just called Graal Messenger

thelostviking · #18 08-20-2003, 10:37 PM

Cool iam seeing forward =D!
Well perhaps you could try to implent it to gaim later xD!

NovaNET · #19 08-20-2003, 10:40 PM

I know the GAIM and KIT developers personally met them at linuxworld. I will be making a customized client based of GAIM source and KIT source and will be getting help from the gaim team and from the gnome team to work on it.

thelostviking · #20 08-20-2003, 10:44 PM

Cool iam seeing forward =D!

Myomoto · #21 08-20-2003, 10:48 PM

This shounds very nice :]

NovaNET · #22 08-20-2003, 10:52 PM

Yeah Kurt from the Gnome team who i met at LinuxWorld as he was hopping onto the wifi hotspot looking for the rest of the gnome developers. he said he would be more then happy to help.

adam · #23 08-22-2003, 09:26 AM

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Originally posted by NovaNET
Yeah Kurt from the Gnome team who i met at LinuxWorld as he was hopping onto the wifi hotspot looking for the rest of the gnome developers. he said he would be more then happy to help.

You goto Linuxworld and develop in Visual Basic..

Interesting.

Unless there is winsocks for other languates too.

Kaimetsu · #24 08-22-2003, 02:00 PM

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Originally posted by adam
Unless there is winsocks for other languates too.

Winsocks is just a part of Windows. VB can talk to it, but C is better at doing so.

superb · #25 08-22-2003, 05:18 PM

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Originally posted by adam

You goto Linuxworld and develop in Visual Basic.. Interesting.

Unless there is winsocks for other languates too.

Me and Ibonic found that very amusing as well.

NovaNET · #26 08-23-2003, 03:46 AM

First off i hardly use VB anymore... the reason the beta was coded in VB was because at the time i was doing course work in college and was taking the CIS 18 class which is the visual basic segment of the CIS Associate of Science Degree and VB happens to be a required course for a CIS degree in california. Secondly i hardly ever use VB now i have the IDE installed for .NET but havent opened it for two months. I am using C for the new graal messenger and the IDE of my choice being DevC++. And my reasons for going to linuxworld should hardly be criticized by you could you shell out $499 for a General Pass alone? let alone the $1398 i spent for two days at linuxworld. And just to go more in depth were you offered a job by LinuxWorld Magizines Chief Editor also the Editor at Syscon and a executive for techtv... or is a article being done in ComputerWorld magizine about you and your co-workers being some of the "Elitest' SysAdmins in the Bay/Silicon Valley Area.

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Originally posted by adam

You goto Linuxworld and develop in Visual Basic.. Interesting.

Unless there is winsocks for other languates too.

Tseng · #27 08-23-2003, 03:52 AM

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Originally posted by NovaNET
could you shell out $499 for a General Pass alone? let alone the $1398 i spent for two days at linuxworld. And just to go more in depth were you offered a job by LinuxWorld Magizines Chief Editor also the Editor at Syscon and a executive for techtv... or is a article being done in ComputerWorld magizine about you and your co-workers being some of the "Elitest' SysAdmins in the Bay/Silicon Valley Area.

And I'm sure you'll have us believe that someone else started your fanclub.

Projectshifter · #28 08-23-2003, 03:52 AM

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Originally posted by NovaNET
First off i hardly use VB anymore... the reason the beta was coded in VB was because at the time i was doing course work in college and was taking the CIS 18 class which is the visual basic segment of the CIS Associate of Science Degree and VB happens to be a required course for a CIS degree in california. Secondly i hardly ever use VB now i have the IDE installed for .NET but havent opened it for two months. I am using C for the new graal messenger and the IDE of my choice being DevC++. And my reasons for going to linuxworld should hardly be criticized by you could you shell out $499 for a General Pass alone? let alone the $1398 i spent for two days at linuxworld. And just to go more in depth were you offered a job by LinuxWorld Magizines Chief Editor also the Editor at Syscon and a executive for techtv... or is a article being done in ComputerWorld magizine about you and your co-workers being some of the "Elitest' SysAdmins in the Bay/Silicon Valley Area.

Go Ben! LOLz. DevC++ is nice, but I think mine is missing some dependencies because it doesn't compile worth anything... I keep coding it in DevC++, and when things won't compile I go to visualC++ and compiling =*( It sucks =/
---Shifter

Python523 · #29 08-23-2003, 04:57 AM

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Originally posted by NovaNET
First off i hardly use VB anymore... the reason the beta was coded in VB was because at the time i was doing course work in college and was taking the CIS 18 class which is the visual basic segment of the CIS Associate of Science Degree and VB happens to be a required course for a CIS degree in california. Secondly i hardly ever use VB now i have the IDE installed for .NET but havent opened it for two months. I am using C for the new graal messenger and the IDE of my choice being DevC++. And my reasons for going to linuxworld should hardly be criticized by you could you shell out $499 for a General Pass alone? let alone the $1398 i spent for two days at linuxworld. And just to go more in depth were you offered a job by LinuxWorld Magizines Chief Editor also the Editor at Syscon and a executive for techtv... or is a article being done in ComputerWorld magizine about you and your co-workers being some of the "Elitest' SysAdmins in the Bay/Silicon Valley Area.

Dude, all he did was state something he found funny, you didn't have to give us your life story for that, No I am not bashing you so don't waste your time typing up an essay on how I am not as qualified as you or whatever but you need to cool down, you're way too defensive

Kaimetsu · #30 08-23-2003, 05:08 AM

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Originally posted by NovaNET
And my reasons for going to linuxworld should hardly be criticized by you could you shell out $499 for a General Pass alone?

Uh...? Money is not a prerequisite for correctness.