[Toolserver-l] Windows toolserver

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Both projects* I plan to work on can be accomplished with GNU R  
running on Unix.

Greetings
Euro

* Quantitative Research of Wikipedias Social Network / production  
behaviour
  Confirmation, formatting and graphical presentation of statistical  
data entered into wikis


On 06.02.2008, at 09:52, Danny B. wrote:

> I support Windows toolserver. I actually proposed it already pretty  
> long time ago.
>
> Of course, it depends on what will be installed on it, but I guess  
> some SBS package could solve it.
>
> It's not the question of unwilling to learn Unix, but the question  
> of reusability of previous work - if somebody already has something  
> he can can use, he most probably won't want to rewrite it completely  
> in different language.
>
> Eg. I personally have a bunch of stuff written in ASP I could use,  
> as well as standalone scripts in VBS/JS. There are also some useful  
> freeware programs or libraries which could be helpful and I don't  
> know about any Linux alternative to them (not saying it doesn't  
> exist, but simply didn't find it).
>
> Danny B.
>
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>> Od: River Tarnell <river at wikimedia.org>
>> Předmět: [Toolserver-l] Windows toolserver
>> Datum: 05.2.2008 19:44:25
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>> if a toolserver running Windows were available, would anyone use it?
>> are there people not using the toolserver (or not as much as they'd
>> like) because they are unwilling to learn Unix?
>>
>> any other comments?  (please, avoid comments about why we
>> should/shouldn't use Windows.)
>>
>>     - river.
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