Re: [Anjuta-list] libglademm configuration with anjuta

[gethostbyname <gethostbyname gmail com>]

I am content that you didn't misunderstand me.

I can understand English, Portuguese (my natural language - I am
Brazilian), Spanish and French (pas beaucoup :-) ).

regards,
Pedro Henrique

Jamiil Abduqadir escreveu:
> No man, don't take it personal. No one is here to insult anyone, that I know 
> for sure.
> Hey Pedro, hablas espannol?
>
> في أحد 08 أبريل 2007 17:54, كتب gethostbyname:
>   
>> Jamiil Abduqadir escreveu:
>>     
>>> Wow! there IS someone in this mail list who actually thinks that s/he
>>> knows enough of Anjuta to anser an email!!
>>>       
>> Please, don't misunderstand me. I hope I didn't be harsh with you in my
>> last email. Like I said, my english isn't my natural language.
>>
>>     
>>> I have posted 2 or 3 questions on this list, but none of my emails
>>> received the dignity of at least telling me to first be proficient at
>>> building cars before I can drive one.
>>> On the other hand, the problem with Anjuta is that the documentation is
>>> way, way out of whack!
>>>       
>> That happens with almost all free softwares I use. When new Anjuta (2.x)
>> version to become stable, good documentations will appear, believe me.
>>
>>     
>>> Trying to follow the instructions of how to build and compile a simple
>>> hello program, is like listening to a lawyer telling you that you will
>>> win your court case. It all sounds nice and dandy, but the outcome is
>>> exactly what you wanted NOT.
>>>       
>> I didn't read your emails but did you explain exactly what you did
>> before requesting help here? You need to give the exact details.
>>
>>     
>>> Now that I know that there is someone here who can actually tell me if I
>>> am the one who cannot read or if the documentation NEEDS to be handle by
>>> someone who can actually read and write, I will be posting my
>>> observations. It is my intention to use Anjuta IDE of choice and not
>>> KDEvelop, since I am a FSF supporter.
>>> Have a good one, and if you are going to have more than one... give a
>>> shout, K?
>>>       
>> I has spent one week to compile Anjuta on FreeBSD. The problems on
>> Anjuta are stimulus to continue using it not to look for others IDEs.
>> That is what I would like to mean. Analyse the anjuta sourcecode! You
>> will learn a lot of with it.
>>
>> Best Regards,
>> Pedro Henrique (I am a man, so you can use "he" :-) )
>>
>>     
>>> في سبت 07 أبريل 2007 16:12, قمت بكتابة:
>>>       
>>>> Well, this mailing list isn't really excitant but that doesn't mean you
>>>> should look for others IDEs. I don't know what problems you had  with
>>>> Anjuta but it will not help your sourcecode development if doesn't have
>>>> a minimum knowledge of GNU build tools. You should try to resolve your
>>>> compilation problems in text mode using only the command line before. If
>>>> you can compile/build your project thus, you will be able to compile
>>>> using Anjuta too. I want to mean you should understand what you doing
>>>> and not to wait the IDE to resolve everything.
>>>>
>>>> Forgive my English. I am Brazilian.
>>>>
>>>> Best Regards,
>>>> Pedro Henrique <-- I am other Pedro, hehehehe
>>>>
>>>> Jamiil Abduqadir escreveu:
>>>>         
>>>>> Ey! Pedro. I have posted a whole of lot of questions here, but I think
>>>>> this mailing list is dead, making Anjuta useless. May be you should try
>>>>> the KDE version, I am now reading about it. It is call KDEvelope.
>>>>> Hava a good!
>>>>>           
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