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Xiph.org is up this round for funding from linuxfund.org. If you've never used linuxfund.org, go sign up :) basically, you vote with 'pesos' on which projects you'd like to see funded, and at the end of teh cycle, 5 projects are funded. Hopefully we'll be one of those projects :) jack. --- >8 ---- List archives: http://...

Hi: OK, all those who think icecast and vorbis etc are a cool thing, if you've not yet gone up to linuxfund.org to vote for xiph.org, then today is the last day that you can do so. Xiph is leading by a decent margin but we want to be sure that they get the money, right? So lets give all the available pesos to this project so that they can get the money. Geoff. --- >8 ---- List archives: http://ww...

Hi: OK, all those who think icecast and vorbis etc are a cool thing, if you've not yet gone up to linuxfund.org to vote for xiph.org, then today is the last day that you can do so. Xiph is leading by a decent margin but we want to be sure that they get the money, right? So lets give all the available pesos to this project so that they can get the money. Geoff. --- >8 ---- List archives: http://ww...

...SA-based. Besides being an interesting project for me to work on, it also gives some more press to Ogg Vorbis. I've requested a grant from Linux Fund to provide funding for needed hardware for this project. The details of the project can be seen over at the Linux Fund website at: http://www.linuxfund.org/development/project/?id=48 I'm interested in hearing from anyone who might have some input on the project, and I invite anyone interested to comment on the project over at the LinuxFund web site and perhaps even contribute some "penguin pesos" to the cause. Enjoy! Andrew Hender...