Re: eskil.org and gnome.org/gnome-pilot outdated?

["David A. Desrosiers" <hacker gnu-designs com>]

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> I had stumbled over those two pages long ago, but forgotten to ever
> mention it. Am I the only guy who is expecting gnome-pilot in these
> places?

	Eskil hasn't been seen or heard in over 2 years now, he seems to
have completely vanished from the face of the earth, and from what I hear,
nobody at all has heard from him either electronically or via voice.

	JP Rosevear is actively maintaining gnome-pilot at this point, and
I'm not sure that updating the website is in his top priorities, or that he
even has the proper permissions to do so.

	I'm happy to host a gnome-pilot webpage on the pilot-link.org domain
for people who wish to find it, but I too don't have the time to create such
a page. If someone wants to create a page with updated links and info, I'll
gladly post it on my site (please make sure the HTML you produce passes an
HTML validator).

> Maybe (only maybe) somhow these dead-ends should be eliminated by
> redirecting to pilot-link.org. And there, BTW, is again a link to
> http://www.gnome.org/projects/gnome-pilot/ under "Clickage"

	Where should it point instead? The ftp directory on gnome.org?

> Anyway: Again thanks a lot to all who made this Pilot-stuff available and
> working.

	You're very welcome, and thanks for using it and providing feedback.

d.

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