GNUe Traffic Arturas Kriukovas "we created a set of wireless headsets by taking ancient wired headsets, and not plugging them in" This covers the three main mailing lists for the GNU Enterprise project, plus the #gnuenterprise IRC channel.

Jeff Bailey (jbailey) said he expected to finish getting #gnue-commits setup. Right now CVS commits all go to #commits with all the other projects, so it's vanity stuff, not terribly useful.

Later, on October 27, Jeff announced #gnue-commits existance - CVS Commit messages now go to #gnue-commits live!

Daniel Baumann (chillywilly) asked whether there was an html UI driver for forms. Andrew Mitchell (ajmitch) pointed to the stuff in gnue/gnue-appserver/extensions/webfrontend. It seems to be a web forms client.

Jan Ischebeck (siesel) noticed that the win32 ui don't work because of a dll loading problem on Windows 98 Chinese edition. The problem appeared to be because win23all version 159 was used. With version 161 the problem disappeared, but appeared another - the login box for the win32 driver is broken, possibly due to win32all 161. Bajusz Tamás (btami) offered using netrc or direct uname/passw.

Unicode/chinese with win32/wx uidrivers sample can be found at http://www.gnuenterprise.org/~jan/chinese_win32.png.

James Thompson (jamest) offered adding epydoc support to our setup system. It's inspired by javadoc. More information can be found on http://epydoc.sourceforge.net/index.html.