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Wterm Development Resumed
by wterm.org - Nov 21st 2005 15:00:07
After a long hiatus, development of Wterm has resumed. With a new homepage
and the Sourceforge development tools, we are poised for community
development to move forward. There are two obvious immediate development
goals.
A number of bugs have been found over the past few years. This has
resulted in a number of circulating patches developed for distribution or
platform specific packages. It would be helpful for packagers and end
users to contribute bug information and appropriate patches (if available)
on our bug tracker.
Secondly, the documentation is in disarray. There are multiple
distribution specific manual pages (most are partially complete). Other
documentation is missing some Wterm specific features. Help refining the
Wterm documentation is greatly appreciated.
We have a general discussion forum on Sourceforge where we can coordinate
development efforts and provide user support. All are invited to
participate!
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by Arthur H. Johnson II - Jan 2nd 2002 21:24:05
Well, since Largo, as great as he is, never updates his FM entries when a
new version gets put up, I took the liberty of updating it to 6.2.9. I
believe I've updated it the last three releases!
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RPM Package
by Alasdair Allan - Dec 18th 2001 17:15:36
With the demise of wm.current.nu there is currently no central
repositary for the wterm code and, after recently upgrading the linux
distribution on my laptop, I couldn't find any pre-built RPM binary
packages that didn't use a fairly old revision of the source. So in the
end, I built my own. You can find the source code for wterm v6.2.7 and and
RPM for RH7.x from
http://www.astro.ex.ac.uk/people/aa/pages/computing/wterm.html.
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you can find wterm 6.2.6 source at stampede.org or a mirror
by ixx - Mar 31st 1999 08:03:12
ftp://ftp.stampede.org/stampedelinux/stable/source/xapp/wterm/
I suppose its else else where as well.
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by Digital Fokus - Mar 17th 1999 09:23:39
This shell would probably be a real cool prog if the server was there.
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