My Parallel archiver looks like this beautiful Arabic song from Morocco:
I like the song, honestly. I also liked the earlier songs I found behind your links. I didn't understand the words but that is OK.
Now, Aminer, the problem is that your communication is one-directional.
You advertise your libraries in lengthy messages but almost never answer questions or comments given by other people.
Can somebody please count how many times he answered for something?
The fact is that some admins would like your posts to be moderated.
There is nothing wrong in your music links, or in the code you have created, but you should understand this forum is meant for 2-way communication. It is a social thing, built around Lazarus SW!
You behave like an autistic person who has no idea of rules of social communication.
A couple of years ago I recommended OpenSuse for you in a private chat. Yes, it was 2-way communication which is a good thing.
Later OpenSuse had some problems and I switched to Mint myself. Sorry if my recommendation was not perfect.
Already years ago I asked you to move your code into a revision control system.
I tested some code of yours under Linux. I had to fix many things before it compiled. Later you changed something. Then I had to download it and make the same changes again.
Using a revision control system would have solved it. I could have updated your changes without braking mine.
The strange thing is that you never gave an answer to my request. You could have answered "No, I don't want my code in a revision control system!"
... but no, you did not answer anything. It is like you are floating in space, ignoring all people that might exist on earth.
Could you please now answer my question: why don't you want to put your code under a revision control system?
Aminer, please understand that I am on your side. I am not a master of social communication myself (some forum members may confirm that...)
Maybe you are like a sensitive poet and you need protection.
However, please change your style or you will be moderated!
Regards,
Juha