30 Aug
2019
30 Aug
'19
6:30 a.m.
ons 2019-08-21 klockan 18:30 +0100 skrev Antonio Carlini via cctalk:
On 21/08/2019 15:46, Noel Chiappa via cctalk wrote:
would something like mender.io be something like that ?
I have mixed reactions to it. I use it some,
often to see if
something is
online at all. (If I buy a manual, I usually check, to see if I
need to
scan it, and get it to Al. Have a backlog at the moment, sigh.)
The problem is that there are 'false negatives'; i.e. entries where
they say 'none known online', but which are available.
It is (AFAIK) a one-person effort (although it's now on its second
person after the originator dropped out).
There's always been a link to create a "bug report" for missing
manuals
(or incorrect ones I guess). However that points at codeplex, which
MS
have made read-only, so I don't know what the correct mechanism might
be
to get things fixed. I guess the owner needs to move the code
somewhere
else ...