Stephen,
What Michael said is one way to go about it, but it doesn't have to be
only "on topic". If you look over the posts that are there now you
will see it's not all specifically Ubuntu related. It's meant be a
window into the world, work & lives of Ubuntu developers, contributors
and users. I'
On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 6:33 AM, Stephen Rees-Carter <
step...@rees-carter.net> wrote:
> HI Jared,
>
> I know some planets have restrictions where all posts need to be
> related to the planet topic (i.e. Ubuntu in this case), or there are
> some things you can't talk about on them.
> Do we have an
HI Jared,
I know some planets have restrictions where all posts need to be
related to the planet topic (i.e. Ubuntu in this case), or there are
some things you can't talk about on them.
Do we have any sort of restrictions on ours?
If this question has been done to death, sorry about that.. althou
Good morning/afternoon/evening Ubuntu-AU'ers,
I've had a request to add someone to the Ubuntu-AU Planet so I thought
I'd ask around to see if anyone else wanted adding or changing while
we're at it. For those of you who aren't sure what the planet is,
quoting directly from http://planet.ubuntu.org
Good morning/afternoon/evening Ubuntu-AU'ers
As discussed earlier we have a Global Jam [1] coming up which we as
the Australian Loco is going to be involved in. There has been some
discussion on a Bug Jam from a few on the team so hopefully this will
go ahead as well but I will also be holding a T
I'm of the opinion that the RSS calendar feeds should have their
events in UTC and the clients should adjust to the user preferences.
Mainly because the concept of local time breaks when you try and
bridge it over different timezones. You may not know what time offset
you are from another location
> Hi Jared,
>
> I think that solution to getting events on the website would work fine. The
> issue of Thunderbird/Lightning showing events from the loco.u.c site at the
> wrong time (using UTC instead of converting to local timezones) would still
> exist with this method. However, I haven't yet ha
On 17/03/2011 7:56 PM, Jared Norris wrote:
The current calendar on the site looks to be using the Event module, which
has not had a new release since 2007. The module used by most people now for
calendars is a combination of the Date + Calendar modules. This setup is
quite different to Event from
>> The current calendar on the site looks to be using the Event module, which
>> has not had a new release since 2007. The module used by most people now for
>> calendars is a combination of the Date + Calendar modules. This setup is
>> quite different to Event from what I can tell (I haven't used
