In reply to @sahave:matrix.org
Good afternoon, I have been using the LibreCube SPP implementation a bit. I noticed that the way udp.py is implemented leaves the possibility for the script to get stuck and I am not convinced this is intended. I guess my question is: Is the Python SPP implementation meant to serve solely as a proof-of-concept implementation of the SPP standard (in which case the script getting stuck following unexpected inputs might not be a problem) or is it supposed to be an implementation that could be ran on a 'space' asset. In which case, the script halting upon an error would be seen as undesirable as the asset is no longer able to receive commands? Adding Artur Scholz. I made a quick fix for this in my own fork, I would be happy to make a pull request if there is interest in it.

In reply to @sahave:matrix.org
Good afternoon, I have been using the LibreCube SPP implementation a bit. I noticed that the way udp.py is implemented leaves the possibility for the script to get stuck and I am not convinced this is intended. I guess my question is: Is the Python SPP implementation meant to serve solely as a proof-of-concept implementation of the SPP standard (in which case the script getting stuck following unexpected inputs might not be a problem) or is it supposed to be an implementation that could be ran on a 'space' asset. In which case, the script halting upon an error would be seen as undesirable as the asset is no longer able to receive commands? Adding Artur Scholz. I made a quick fix for this in my own fork, I would be happy to make a pull request if there is interest in it.

Sure Sir, No worries! The code for the new website will always be available on my GitLab repo.

If needed I can build a completely static version of the website (with just HTML CSS & plain JS) for WordPress.

Artur Scholz Sure Sir, No worries! The code for the new website will always be available on my GitLab repo.

If needed I can build a completely static version of the website (with just HTML CSS & plain JS) for WordPress.

• There are only 2 pages left for the website to be complete /site-credits (attributions for the icons and stuff) and /community, hopefully I will complete both pages today itself :)

• There are only 2 pages left for the website to be complete:

/site-credits (attributions for the icons and stuff) and

/community, hopefully I will complete both pages today itself

then I will fill in all the links and test the build for any issues and website is complete!

Update on the new proposed website, Website is now complete 🎉

I have made all the pages, filled in all the links and I have briefly tested the entire site.

I understand that it might not be possible to update Librecube.org right now because of the WordPress provider, but the code for the website will always be on my GitLab repo for everyone use :)

Anyways, I would encourage everyone to take a look at the proposed site and give feedbacks 😇

Code: https://gitlab.com/codeIntrovert/librecube.org

Live Site: https://librecube-org.vercel.app/

In reply to @redsharpbyte:matrix.org
Could you capture an issue on gitlab if not already done, where you describing how to reproduce the problem you are mentionning.
And then share the link here - thanks for spotting this.

Since the website is now complete, I am back to the Pluto PDF project.

From the roadmap I have proposed at:

https://gitlab.com/librecube/prototypes/python-pluto-pdf/-/issues/2

We will need to build a fully functional Windows installable application instead of a Python script that needs to be compiled every time we use it.

So in the meantime, I am studying and trying out different ways to:

• Build .exe files out of Python files,

• Pack all the libraries into one installable setup,

• Try to merge GraphWiz installables into the setup (though this might not be possible)