Re: [RULE] Proposal/Vision: The Rule Desktop

[Rodolfo J. Paiz]

At 15:24 2/22/2004, you wrote:
> > At 16:34 2/19/2004, you wrote:
> >
> > I need a little help getting my PHP code to link to MySQL, but I can help 
> > you with the docs and the website in some way. Just help me straighten 
> > out two or three little issues with understanding my CSS file and my 
> > PHP/MySQL code and I'll be *more* than delighted to help with the docs.
>
> What do you need to know? I have a little experience with CSS for my web 
> site. I could also point you to an old tutorial that seems to work well. 
> The W3C has info too. What's the specific problem that you have?

Would you mind if I sent you mail off-list discussing some specific 
problems? The website on which I am working on is my first, and so there 
are some CSS/PHP/MySQL things I am attempting to learn. I'd be grateful for 
any help.

> Well, I was intending to make a smaller download version of OpenOffice.org 
> software. Unfortunately, I never got the project going because I couldn't 
> find anywhere to store the various downloads. I admit that OOo isn't the 
> 1st thing to come to mind, but some people might like it. If you are 
> willing to offer 45-100 MB of space, then I can create 1-2 variations that 
> might work well with RULE. I could try a plain version. I could also 
> create a version that might integrate well with a RULE desktop. I don't 
> have any/much experience in uploading to private servers. So, if you agree 
> to this, then you'll probably have to spell everything out to me 
> eventually. If you are interested, then contact me, off-list [for your 
> privacy, not mine] or on-list; it's up to you.

OK. RULE's disk quota has just been increased from 100MB (of which 73MB is 
in use) to 1,000MB. Also, traffic graphs showed January usage to be just 
under 1GB of traffic that month, so I have increased the traffic limit from 
5GB/month to 50GB/month. If that proves too little, I can probably increase 
it again to 100GB/month without too much trouble.

10 times more space, 10 times more traffic. The price is now 10 times 
greater, too. Go wild. <grin>


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