| From: | Matt Sealey |
| Date: | 18 May 2001 at 18:14:00 |
| Subject: | Re: StrICQ |
Hello Andrew
On 18-May-0, you wrote:
> Hello Matt
>
> On 18-May-01, you wrote:
>
>>>> I have run SnoopDos and it appears to end after it fails to load
>>>> 'busy.mcc' after which it goes into about 50 changedirs from the StrICQ
>>>> directory to Ram:ENV.
>>>
>>> Have U got busy.mcc installed on your machine - if not contact me off
>>> list and I'll send U mine...
>>
>> Why bother? It's on Aminet..
>
> This isn't an invitation to call me an idiot, but under what category?
Do a search for MCC_twf and you'll find it. I'll call you an idiot now for
not being able to use the search :)
>> (if he does have Busy.mcc, then it's possible he's been a complete stupid
>> and installed the MorphOS bundled version over his MUI 3.8 setup. It
>> has been known)
>
> I haven't done that, never even used MorphOS. And why is that a complete
> stupid? That is, it could be if it screams all over the docs not to, but
> does it?
It does. Installing classes from archives that don't apply to your machine
out of pure version-upping mentality is a dumb idea. But people do. And
MUI will explode because of it. I managed to do it, but only because I
mixed up my MUI4 and MUI3.8 assigns when I was compiling MUI, and
managed to get half a MUI4 install over the top of my original. Hooray
for backups :)
Thanks
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