Cronos II was originated by Pablo Fernández Navarro
To find more information about Cronos II, please visit the Cronos II Web site http://cronosii.sourceforge.net/ .
In what is a grand Free Software tradition Cronos II has been brought to you by an international Development Team.
Pablo Fernández Navarro <cronosii@users.sourceforge.net>
Project Originator, Leader, and main man generally. Pablo works across all code and documentation of user and Developers Support docs.
Yves Mettier <ymettier@libertysurf.fr>
Autoconf and Automake
French translation
Initial integration of this document inside the Cronos package
Bosko Blagojevic <falling@users.sourceforge.net>
Bosko was a self confessed " high school UNIX geek" working on issues with Cronos II and Free-BSD. Bosko and Pablo have implemented a VCard ("Group Ware") compliant address-book for Cronos.
He has now finished High School. He is still a geek.
Free-BSD porting. - Address Book core development.
Arne Caspari <arnem@informatik.uni-bremen.de> Arne has been working on German translations which brought our supported languages up to 4.
Marc <mustangg@users.sourceforge.net> Marc is a recent addition to the team and has already had a large impact on the development process. He is overseeing the introduction of better coding practices, error tracing etc. The major impact of Marc's work will be apparent in the new Scratch Version.
Peter Gossner <petergozz@users.sourceforge.net>
"Roustabout / General Documentation (English)" Peters main aim in life is to make Pablo's life miserable by finding new ways of breaking his glib configuration, and totally misunderstanding the Gnome documentation system.
Daniel Fairhead <ralptheracoon@uk2.net>
"Daniel has contributed quite a few patches to the MR2 source. These include fixes to the header parsing functions, mailbox creation issues and a new icon. (or two). Dan has also been involved with testing and debugging and is now primarily focused on the new Scratch Source."
Andreé Casteliano <digitalcoder@users.sourceforge.net>
Patch to use fortune.
Queue Mailbox (send later ability).
Pier Carteri <m3tr0@dei.unipd.it> - Italian translation.
That brings us up to 5 languages - Thanks Pier.
Jeremy Witt <witti@onramp.net>
Patch to give default focus in the Composer window to the To field or to the Body according to some flags.
spaghetty <spaghetty@libero.it> - Patch for fixing a bug in the smtp.c file that was already fixed in the CVS, but, the intention is what counts... :)
Thank-You to all the people from about this planet (at least) who use Cronos II and by doing so give support to Open Source Software, GNU, GTK, GNOME, feedback to us, and a clear sense of purpose (fear) to the development work.
![]() | The char bug A special thanks to the hackers on the Debian (debian.bugs.dist) development newsgroup who fixed some bugs they found running under the Power PC platform. These same patches also fixed some stubborn bugs involving parsing mail headers and config files. As near as I can tell these people where: Aaron Schrab (email withheld) , Jerry Quinn < jlquinn@us.ibm.com> "Seamus" <seamus@debian.org>. (They know where they are :) While I was trying to fix similar problems I may never have seen that solution. Which is why I do the docs :) Finally I would like to thank Angel Ramos <seamus@debian.org> who is now the Debian Maintainer for the CronosII package. He saved me a lot of time at an important stage in this release. Viva Open Source !!! |
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