>Trev wrote: >From: "Can U Count 2 4" <reply@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> >Dear All, > I would like to wish everyone on this list a Merry Christmas. And also > what does the future of calmira hold is their going to be anything done to > Calmira it seems to have been abandoned. And only recieved couple of > messages from the list in the last few months. >Thanks >Trev First, to Trev and all the others list members and their families, friends, and loved ones, let me also wish a peaceful, joyous and prosperous Christmas-New Year season. Calmira is a graphical user interface making 16 bit Windows/DOS OS into a cosmetically acceptable substitute for its more modern cousins. It provides an updated, modern appearance for those of us who wish to run a more compact, faster, less resource intensive operating system on older, or slower, or smaller equipment that is available, affordable or simply desired, and it does a good job of it. As with any "work in progress," it will, as it asymptotically approaches its final or optimum form, which is what its original goal was to do, require less development, reveal less or smaller or less frequent bugs and the resulting communication, revision, reporting and correcting will diminish. If it should become "perfect," such communication might stop altogether other than adulation which would also diminish or stop. From October 'til now, a period of less than 3 months which I will take as "few," there have been 37 messages; that averages more than 12 per month or more than 3 per week or nearly 1 every other day, for a "work in progress" nearing it ultimate goal or "perfection," that "ain't" bad. Most of the messages posted to this group (unlike this one) are concise informative notes of advice, instruction and observation and have helped or led to this goal. The average is about 15 per month since June. I guess that the dream aspiration of 32bit and long file name support are practically impossible, but then I am one of those people without the knowledge and or skill necessary to the accomplishments already realized by Erwin and Brian and all the other contributors and developers who have already applied so much of their talents and labors to bring the rest of us this neat Christmas present all year long for several years without expecting or receiving anything in return other than the sense of pride and satisfaction that is the reward of a "Job Well Done." Thanks Guys/Girls or Girls/Guys, and, again, may all of you have and enjoy a special "Holiday Season." Thanks and have a happy, Bob. P.S. No matter how good it is or gets, I sure do like seeing the "goodies" and "graphics," and "tweaks" and "tinsel" that you all keep coming up with. -- To unsubscribe, send a message to ecartis@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe calmira_tips" in the body. OR visit //freelists.org