OpenG no more?

[Mads]

Anyone who knows what's happened to openg.org? There has not been any activity on their web site since March...

[EdDickens]

I talked to Jim a couple weeks ago and he was out on the east coast doing an system install. Don't know how long he was going to be out there, but that might have a something to do with it.

Ed

[rolfk]

Mads wrote:

> Anyone who knows what's happened to openg.org? There has not been any
> activity on their web site since March...

Well, it is sometimes hard to keep such a site alive and at the same
time work as a system integrator to earn enough money to have a life. I
hope Jim will have some time in the future to do some things on OpenG
again, but want to thank him here for all the work he has put into it so
far. If you look at it, you all will have to agree that it is amazing
how many time and effort he spent so far for this. I simply couldn't do
the same.

Thanks Jim and a lot of success with whatever you are doing at the moment.

Rolf Kalbermatter

[Ben]

AS usual, Rolf you are right on the mark!

Dito Rolf's comments.

Ben

[Jim_Kring]

Yes, I have been busy -- It took me four months to even notice this thread 😉

Although I have been lurking in the shadows, there are a handful of us OpenG'ers working hard on the next OpenG revolution (some might even see it as the next LabVIEW revolution). OpenG Commander is coming, and right around the corner is OpenG Builder. These are the Yin and Yang that make OpenG possible, by automating the various time consuming tasks of developing and distributing reuse libraries and development tools for LabVIEW users.

Stay tuned. You won't be disappointed.

-Jim

[Ben]

It is good to see you posting Jim!

The Exchange has missed you.

Ben

[Ben]

BTW

Congratulations on your "Featured Enthusiats".

http://zone.ni.com/devzone/labviewzone.nsf/OpenPage?openagent&lvsection=discussionforum

Ben

[Jim_Kring]

LOL. I hadn't noticed that, either :-))

-Jim