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Regarding Sat, Oct 7th, 2006:

I can make it after 2200GMT (that's 01:00 local Athens time, after midnight, going into Sunday).
 
Would that not be 24:00 CEST (as we are still in summertime now)? But something like that would be OK for me as well.
 
Very interesting link José ! And Hans, GMT-UTC-Zulu time... all the same thing !

Anyway, when do we get started with this thing, and more importantly HOW do we get started ?


Björn
 
No Björn, GMT differs from UTC/Zulu during daylight saving time periods in Britain. That's the trap I ran into. So let's forget about GMT and use UTC.

Like Lefteris suggested, Teamspeak would be fine. Perhaps Arno or Nick can setup a TS server here on fsdeveloper.com.
 
GMT == UTC == Zulu (at least within miliseconds)

Local time in Greenwich is GMT in the winter, and BST (British Summer Time) in the summer.
 
GMT never changes, as Lars says we are currently on BST here in the UK which is GMT+1
 
Hans Hartmann said:
Like Lefteris suggested, Teamspeak would be fine. Perhaps Arno or Nick can setup a TS server here on fsdeveloper.com.
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Not sure about that. I don't think I can run such software on the webhost (we don't have a full server :)). So the option would be to run it from a PC here at home, but I am not sure if my connection is fast enough for that.
 
I can have a TeamSpeak server running on Saturday at

ops.precisionmanuals.com

Should be open for anyone to connect, but I prefer if you "registered" your data with the server so we know who's who.

One thing I'd request, though, is that Arno or Nick run a recording session and then present us with the meeting minutes, so we can establish a history of what was discussed...

Thanks all!
 
Lefteris Kalamaras said:
One thing I'd request, though, is that Arno or Nick run a recording session and then present us with the meeting minutes, so we can establish a history of what was discussed...
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OK, I'll make sure that either Nick or me does that.
 
Hey if I can help let me know. I've already successfully create a cert for BAC, so I know how to do it.

Did this meeting already happen?

Patrick
 
Hello!

Hello!

I just signed in: may I attend this Association, even if I do not strictly do freeware?

Thank you,

Maurizio
 
Hi Maurizio,

mgavioli said:
I just signed in: may I attend this Association, even if I do not strictly do freeware?
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Input is always welcome I would say. In future discussions we should see how we deal with the freeware <-> payware things.

Although it is of course easier for payware designers to buy a certificate for their products :).
 
arno said:
Although it is of course easier for payware designers to buy a certificate for their products :).
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Sorry, I was not clear enough: of course, I will get my own certificate, for brand visibility if nothing else (thinking how much I pay yearly for, say, MSDN, the cost of a certificate is negligeable!).

But, independently and beyond the current certificate issue, is this association / group / lobby ;) only for developers doing (also) freeware or greedy rascals only doing payware like me are accepted too?

Ciao,

Maurizio
 
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