Either way, I'll miss you buddy.

IMO code65536 is a open source kinda guy, he would not mind one bit if you take over updating notepad2 in his absence...I think that's why he publishes the source so others can do it for themselvesdumpydooby wrote:I updated Notepad2 with code folding based on the Bookmarks Edition, but I can't release it publicly until I hear back from code65536 regarding it. lol
great pointricktendo64 wrote:IMO code65536 is a open source kinda guy, he would not mind one bit if you take over updating notepad2 in his absence...I think that's why he publishes the source so others can do it for themselvesdumpydooby wrote:I updated Notepad2 with code folding based on the Bookmarks Edition, but I can't release it publicly until I hear back from code65536 regarding it. lol
As someone who cant do it for myself, pleeeeeeeeeeeease! take it over
The product talked about is imagepatcher.Bored with updating multiple Windows images in a single WIM file? Bored with checking for new updates and installing patches from Windows Update? Don’t want to patch every VHD file manualy? Imagepatcher is a script that allows you to automate the whole process.
The script detects all required updates for Windows 7 / Windows Server 2008 R2 (sorry no Vista and Windows Server 2008 support), downloads the updates and patches all or selected images in the wim file. Imagepatcher can also mount a VHD file and patch it offline. No longer do you have to check for updates and spend many hours with manual patching every Patch Tuesday. You can use the downloaded patches with MDT as well.
Shame it relies on some one in the czech republic to update a static .xml file. I'd prefer if it pulled the data from the M$ catalog directly.Definitions and updates are downloaded directly from Microsoft windows update but some updates are static and definitions are downloaded from http://optimalizovane-it.cz/support/static.xml.
Why? If you used NoRedirect to follow redirection chains manually, you'd discover two URLs that have been around for a long time: 1, 2newsposter wrote:If someone wanted to update the addons for his cmdopen and hashtab that might be a good thing.........
You get a cookie.mr_smartepants wrote:I vote for "neither". Real life always has a habit of getting in the way of our projects.
You also get a cookie. In fact, I even prefer the more open BSD license (if you ever read the boilerplate license in the installer, you'll see the only thing that requires consent is an endorsement).ricktendo64 wrote:IMO code65536 is a open source kinda guy, he would not mind one bit if you take over updating notepad2 in his absence...I think that's why he publishes the source so others can do it for themselves
Just because I post doesn't mean that I haven't died. After all, there's this possibility:user_hidden wrote:so glad that you are not and have debunked rumour.
dumpydooby wrote:Zombie code65536
Sadly, my travels have never brought me to Africa. Only North America, Europe, and Asia.ccl0 wrote:i think he was kidnapped by somali pirates
It had never been listed there; none of the things under "misc" are listed under "Active Projects". Besides, 99.9% of Notepad2 is the work of either the Scintilla project or Florian, so it'll be presumptuous to call it anything more than what it is: a modest collection of patches.bphlpt wrote:I suggest that only because it is no longer listed as an Active Project on http://code.kliu.org/.
6 Mar 2011 – Updates: QuickDrag 2.1.0, NoRedirect 1.3.0, and ContextConsole 2.1.0
* QuickDrag version 2.1.0 has been released, with support for the latest versions of Firefox and SeaMonkey and 8 new translations.
* NoRedirect version 1.3.0 has been released, with support for the latest versions of Firefox and SeaMonkey, support for the Swedish locale, a new feature (disabled by default) that adds redirects that were not interdicted to the session history, and various minor bug fixes.
* ContextConsole Shell Extension version 2.1.0, formerly known as the "Open Command Prompt Shell Extension", has been released with support for a number of new locales and the %ComSpec% environment variable.
* Three new command-line utilities are now available: elevate, timeclone, and vcopy.
* There will be updates to URL Flipper, HashCheck, and the modified Notepad2 builds in the near future. Finally, ClassicFox has been officially retired.
My preference would be for people to apply my patches (once I get around to updating them for the latest NP2 version) to alternate NP2 versions and create builds themselves, rather than spin binaries for every variation. Which brings up another problem: the website that you point to only has the binaries, no source code. So even if I wanted to create a modified French version, I cannot.mooms wrote:any chance for a multilang version ?
i would like to use French notepad2but i like a lot your patches....
No. I'm very loyal primarily to NP2 and secondarily to Scintilla because of Scintilla's versatility, maturity, and wide support and development base.yumeyao wrote:do you have any interests on the project Madedit? It the best editor i've used ever, supporting seamless hex-edit also.