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Sam Ruby wrote:
>>
>> Well, as someone who showed in the past month an "I couldn't care less 
>> about Gump" attitude in Xindice-land as well as a total ignorance in 
>> Gump internals when I finally saw the light, I should just sit in a 
>> corner with a dumbass hat on since sure I don't qualify for rants, but 
>> I hope to be constructive here.
> 
> 
> Ah... now the question is... can we somehow channel this creative energy 
> into creating patches.
> 
> Gianugo, you mentioned previously not having access to a machine with 
> sufficient bandwidth to play with a full Gump installation.  Suppose 
> that were corrected, is this something that you would be interested in 
> helping fix?

Sure thing. Too bad I don't have much time, but I sure can do my best.

Besides, I have access to the cocoondev.org machine, where I understand 
that a Gump installation is functional. I might start playing there, if 
I have the correct permissions (actually I'm supposed to be a sysadm of 
the baby, but I'd rather ask Steven for the time being... :-)).

Ciao,

-- 
Gianugo Rabellino
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