HI everyone,
As for the Advanced Topics, most of won’t change. The terminal commands section
and the file system structure definitely won’t change. As for securing Ubuntu,
it might change in that the window you use may be modified, but most of it will
still be the same (password strength,
I'm not sure how well this would work, but you could try importing the
manual into Scrivener and converting it. They convert to various formats
including .pdf, .epub, and I believe Amazon's format as well.
If I think of it this weekend, I can try importing the manual in. One site
that I saw
Patrick Dickey - LTS Only
With the caveat that if we do get enough contributors, we could start doing
every revision (or if there are major changes in the interim releases, we
make an addendum for those).
-Original Message-
From: Ubuntu-manual
[mailto:ubuntu-manual-bounces+pdickeybeta
I'll +1 this , with the suggestion that you keep it short and to the point.
Maybe add it as a recommendation for creating a strong password (or as an
alternative).
Have a great day.:)
Patrick.
Original Message-
From: Ubuntu-manual
Hi Kevin,
My responses are inline.
Have a great day.:)
Patrick.
On Sun, 2014-07-13 at 14:50 -0500, Kevin Godby wrote:
I just wanted to jump in and clarify a couple things:
1. The desktop documentation that I mentioned is what you see if you
search for 'help' in the Dash. It's also
Hi Elizabeth,
Out of curiosity, how difficult is it to convert from regular text to
DocBook? I'm looking at the idea of being able to combine both projects,
and have the authors write in plain text, and someone else convert to
DocBook for the Documentation Team, and someone to convert to LaTeX
Hi everyone,
I'm going to divide this up into two sections. The first is the UMP, and
the second is merging with the docs-team.
UMP:
How about we just do one edition every April? This will do a few things.
First, it will keep everyone involved. Second, we'll hit every LTS
release, and the
My personal opinion is that we should make it an off-shoot of the docs
team. In other words, we could join their team, but we should still
produce some type of manual. In fact, they could probably help us do it
quicker (since they've got more people and *should* know what changes
are happening
Sorry for the second email, but I just read through the minutes.
1. I didn't join the docs team because I didn't realize that I could
contribute there. When I joined the Manual, it was more a oh, I can
help out? OK type of thing.
2. The benefit of the manual is that it's written in plain-English
+1 here too. We need to get more people interested, for a lot of
reasons. If nothing else, so they can jump in and help out in a pinch.
Maybe we can get enough people to have teams for each section. That way
if one can't do it, the other(s) can pick up the slack.
Have a great day.:)
Patrick.
On
Hi everyone,
I'll admit that I'm guilty of letting my section slide a bit this past
cycle. Luckily enough, it's a section that doesn't change very much.
I bit off more than I could chew, and time flew by faster than I
expected.
That being said, I'd like to make a suggestion for the upcoming
I would say that you both want to email Kevin, as he's the project
manager.
Have a great day.:)
Patrick.
On Mon, 2014-03-31 at 17:35 -0400, Thomas Corwin wrote:
Mehmet,
Just to let you know, I ma currently an author for the Ubuntu team
and this is now my third contribution, I was
Hi Elizabeth,
I'm not sure about Hannie. She posted a message a week or so ago,
stating that she'll be away until March 8 or so. You might need to send
her a private email to find out her plans.
As for myself, 2100 works for me (as it's early afternoon here). I'll
have to set a few alarms,
Hi Elizabeth, et al.
Depending on what the actual schedule is, I *may* be able to attend and
help Thomas answer questions. I work some really odd hours (third shift
in the US, and then teach on a couple of days and tutor on a couple of
others), so I can't make any guarantees.
Also, you might
Hi Kevin,
Out of curiosity how did you come across CreateSpace and Lulu (I'm
guessing you inherited lulu, as we've probably been using them forever).
And has lulu been able to (or even working on) fix the issues they had?
I'm guessing that you want a publisher who will publish CC-SA licensed
Out of curiosity, why did we move from lulu.com to CreateSpace? I
remember you telling us about the move (but don't remember the reasons).
I see that Lulu is also affiliated with Amazon, Barnes Noble, and
other booksellers. Maybe it's time to look at them again.
Have a great day.:)
Patrick.
On
Godby wrote:
On Sun, Nov 10, 2013 at 4:08 PM, Patrick Dickey pdickeyb...@gmail.com wrote:
I agree with Chris below. Also, if we find that it doesn't increase the
sales (by having more than one distribution channel), I'd find out if
you can go back to just CreateSpace + Amazon for the lower cost
I agree with Chris below. Also, if we find that it doesn't increase the
sales (by having more than one distribution channel), I'd find out if
you can go back to just CreateSpace + Amazon for the lower cost. If so,
I'd give it from the next manual (the LTS) to the following LTS manual,
and decide
I think that could be a good addition to either Chapter 1 or the
Preface. Sort of a Changes in this version section. Although I'd only
hit on the major differences, especially if some of the minor ones are
covered later in the manual. If they're discussed later on in the
manual, maybe we could add
They are Restart and Shut Down and unless they change the
functionality, it's sort of pointless to have both. Just saying. ;-) As
they both do the same thing, and they both use the exact same dialog
box.
On Thu, 2013-09-19 at 07:21 -0700, Jim Connett wrote:
I like this idea. Create a new
That is confusing. What is also confusing, is that I tried left Alt, and
it didn't work. I didn't get the search bar until I reset it to Alt+L.
Before that, I got nothing at all.
Have a great day.:)
Patrick.
On Tue, 2013-09-17 at 10:11 +0200, Hannie Dumoleyn wrote:
Hi Enrico,
It is a bit
I don't have HUD working on my laptop. Although it's old enough that it
might not be running a true version of Unity Desktop. So that might be
why.
Have a great day.:)
Patrick.
On Mon, 2013-09-16 at 12:13 -0700, Jim Connett wrote:
Sayantan, thanks for your reply. The HUD issue was on my end.
This is what I had to do also. I didn't pay attention, but I think
before, it showed Alt L and after I reset it, it said Alt+L. Maybe
this should also go into the troubleshooting section (a general
troubleshooting on keyboard shortcuts with the HUD as an example).
Have a great day.:)
Patrick.
On
From the full log, it looks like you sent an email to someone. In the
email, you said you don't want to be an author, but you want to continue
working on the Wine Section (and you're also making your own manual for
Wine on Ubuntu). So it looks like they've removed you from the authors,
and are
I'm already signed up for the Listening to Audio and Music section. I
should have time this weekend to check it out (although from what I've
seen it may not need a lot of updating). If it's pretty much done, I'll
probably grab another section too.
Have a great day.:)
Patrick.
On Fri, 2013-08-16
Would it be possible to do a search through the .tex files for 13, and
if it's found then contact the appropriate author/editor to check into
it? I'm going on the assumption that it wouldn't be too difficult to do
this, of course.
Have a great day.:)
Patrick.
On Tue, 2013-08-13 at 12:16 -0700,
I would say if it's going to be visible when the launcher is, then on
the launcher, but if it's putting an icon in the list of items when you
click the top most button, then it would be in the launcher or more
accurately in the list of applications.
Just my .02 worth.
Have a great day.:)
The most recent test site for the new design is at
http://wptest.ubuntu-manual.org and the original test site is at
http://test.ubuntu-manual.org The newest is on WordPress, and the older
is on Django. If Pratheesh wants to help out, he needs to contact Kevin
Godby.
Have a great day.:)
Patrick.
Thomas,
Kevin answered your question about the errors above. Try running
sudo apt-get install ttf-linux-libertine
and see if it's installed. If not, then it will be, and you should be
able to make the manual. Plus, for you (or me for that matter), it
probably doesn't matter about the font (as
How much work would it be to add a couple of pages at the end of the
book, with all of the common shortcuts, and maybe link them back to the
respective sections in the book (if there are sections on that topic)?
Have a great day.:)
Patrick.
P.S. If that's not an option, then I would suggest
, 2013-07-29 at 15:21 -0500, Kevin Godby wrote:
On Mon, Jul 29, 2013 at 1:30 PM, Patrick Dickey pdickeyb...@gmail.com wrote:
How much work would it be to add a couple of pages at the end of the
book, with all of the common shortcuts, and maybe link them back to the
respective sections
Hi Hannie,
This all stems from way back, when I noticed that the Advanced Topics
and Troubleshooting chapters were reversed on the spreadsheet. That was
fixed, but the author and editor information wasn't. So I mentioned it
to Jim, and he fixed the author names (but must have missed their email
Just out of curiosity, was that meant for the Ubuntu Documentation team
or for the Ubuntu Manual team? I only ask, because the bzr commands look
to be for the Ubuntu Documentation team (along with some of the other
information from the page).
If it's meant for the Docs team, I can't say for sure
The only changes that *should* have been made, are to the Advanced
Topics and Troubleshooting Chapters. They were reversed before. Thomas,
you're still listed as doing the Advanced Topics chapter (at least the
Wine section)--or at least you should be listed that way. It's been a
bit of a confusing
or less, a wrapper around GTK). That
would be a real mess, even if this issue is fixed, it's likely to grow
incompatible again with the next major version of GTK3.
Am 15.06.2013 01:21, schrieb Patrick Dickey:
Hi Jörn,
I'll put it in the wishlist (but as you said, it's a low
That's what I was referring to also. For most applications, it downloads
the application in your specific language (at least that's the
assumption I have). I guess my question was, since we'll be packaging it
(and possibly hosting a PPA for the manual), can we set it up so the
user downloads in
Wouldn't the additional languages just fall under localized versions of
the overall package? What I mean is, would we have to create a separate
Software Center package for each language, or would the Software Center
automatically install the appropriate language based on your locale?
Have a great
You might want to search for installing ubuntu on HP Compaq 2934
though. Just because if it's running Windows 8, then it's most likely
using UEFI Secure Boot. So you'll want to make sure you can disable (or
update the keys for) that.
Have a great day.:)
Patrick.
On Fri, 2013-07-05 at 21:29
Here's a link to the milestones on the launchpad site for saucy
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-manual/saucy From the site, it looks like
these are the milestones:
1st draft due 09-19-2013
edited draft due 10-03-2013
public draft due 10-07-2013
final draft due 10-14-2013
release due 10-17-2013
So,
.:)
Patrick.
On Sat, 2013-06-15 at 10:59 +0100, Yorvyk wrote:
On 15/06/13 00:16, Patrick Dickey wrote:
For what it's worth, I'd say point to the lubuntu.net site. They have
the direct download links, and it's a much shorter url to put in than
cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/. (Plus, you'd
If you're asking about the freeze for the Ubuntu Manual, you can find
the milestones in
https://lists.launchpad.net/ubuntu-manual/msg04154.html (in your client,
ti's an email from Hannie on June 7, 2013). I don't think the Lubuntu
Manual has set milestones yet, but I'd guess they'll follow the UMP
In the past, the team gave authors a choice between working with
the .tex files, or submitting their text in Google Docs format. That was
either for the Precise or both the Precise and Quantal editions, but
they didn't do it in the Raring edition. It was too much work for the
editors to go through
One thing that I'd like to see happen (if possible) is that instead of
it creating a user called Quickshot, it creates the John Doe or
whatever generic username is appropriate for the person's language. That
will help for those people who already upgraded, and are using their
main system for
Might I suggest making a copy of the spreadsheet and renaming it to
reflect that it's for the Lubuntu Manual, and keeping it in the same
Google Docs folder/account as the current one?
I'm suggesting this because while the content will change, the chapters
will pretty much remain the same. And in
On Thu, 2013-06-13 at 16:41 +0100, Yorvyk wrote:
OK, there is now a second sheet at [1] called Saucy L for the Lubuntu
Manual.
Most of the Chapter names can be left intact. I've modified a couple to
reflect Lubuntu.
Any suggestions for replacements for the following?
* The
+0100, Yorvyk wrote:
On 13/06/13 16:20, Yorvyk wrote:
On 13/06/13 11:39, Patrick Dickey wrote:
Might I suggest making a copy of the spreadsheet and renaming it to
reflect that it's for the Lubuntu Manual, and keeping it in the same
Google Docs folder/account as the current one?
I'm
-0500, Patrick Dickey wrote:
Also the link you referenced in your email opens up the Authors and
Editors 13.04 doc--not Saucy L (at least that's how it appears to me).
You might need to share it with those of us who are going to help out,
so we can see the other file.
Have a great day
for it. I'm still poking
around for complete information on porting the code to GTK+ 3.
Thanks!
Thomas Corwin
Sent from my iPhone
On Jun 10, 2013, at 4:55 PM, Patrick Dickey pdickeyb...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm sure once you're ready with code, the branch can be unlocked. Plus
any changes you
You might want to contact the maintainers of the texlive ppa to see if
they'd be willing to help (or take it over). Let them know that it works
on 12.04, and what changes you needed to make to get it working.
Have a great day.:)
Patrick.
On Thu, 2013-06-13 at 12:50 -0400, Jeremy Bicha wrote:
Hi Jonathon,
I tweaked your script a little, as I've already got a Projects directory
and the upstream Tex-Live installed. When I ran the install-pkgs.sh
script as part of your script, it says that I don't have any Tex-Live
installed at all.
Here's a copy/paste of the results of your script and
On 13 June 2013 11:47, Patrick Dickey pdickeyb...@gmail.com wrote:
I'll dig around too this weekend. It might not be as big of a deal as we
think. Also instead of searching for Porting Python from PyGTK2 to
PyGTK3 or something like that, maybe look for differences between
PyGTK2 and PyGTK3
13, 2013 at 10:38 AM, Patrick Dickey
pdickeyb...@gmail.com wrote:
Forget this email I really need to actually SLEEP for more
than 4
hours once in a while. :P I didn't realize there was another
tab at the
bottom. I'm not used to looking
Also I know that the .NET projects have issues with open source licenses
(that are not MPL compatible). I'm not sure whether Mono/C# has those
issues or not. It's more to do with Microsoft allowing (or not allowing)
their libraries to be used in Open Source licensed applications (read as
GPL).
On the link that Hannie provides, if you follow through the thread (or
read it in an email client), you'll see that Neil Tallim had offered to
help out in what ways he could with getting it running. Maybe if we
figure out what needs to be done to get it working on 13.10, we can ask
Neil for
to tweak it and do whatever you need to it.
Have a great day.:)
Patrick.
On Mon, 2013-06-10 at 10:39 -0700, Jonathan Marsden wrote:
Patrick,
On Mon, Jun 10, 2013, at 04:22 AM, Patrick Dickey wrote:
Well the nice thing about all of this is, if you create the script for
the lubuntu
I'm sure Kevin or Hannie will reply to this also, but here's my .02
worth. Awhile back, the packaged version was limited and behind
compared to the upstream version. Plus we also make in different
languages, so I'm not sure how well the packaged version fares with
those.
Whether that's still the
Hi Thomas,
My answers are inline to your questions...
On Sun, 2013-06-02 at 21:37 -0400, Thomas Corwin wrote:
Hello everyone!
I have a few questions for you all. They will all help with the Wine section
of the manual.
1. Do you use a Windows OS?
Only when I have to :D (I do have both
It's easy to miss. The author probably thought it sounded right (which
being an idiom aside, it did). The editor probably didn't think anything
of it, because they understood what was meant. And the proof-readers
probably thought the same thing.
In other words, while it should have been avoided,
Congratulations Jim. And thanks for everything John.
Have a great day.:)
Patrick.
On Thu, 2013-05-16 at 08:43 +0200, Hannie Dumoleyn wrote:
Hello all,
As John decided to step down as our authors coordinator, we were looking
for, and found a new one: Jim. Jim has already contributed
Hi John,
Best of luck with the race car. Is that something that would be
televised anywhere, or just something between colleges and universities?
As for the manual and the project, I'd say we're here and will take
whatever you can offer. Even if it's only a few minutes each cycle.
I'll second
Hi Craig,
If you go into your Projects directory (in a terminal) and run the
bzr branch lp:ubuntu-manual ubuntu-manual-saucy
command (on the Authors page, it still says raring, it will create the
branch. They've already migrated over to the saucy branch. There really
isn't anything that can be
Hi Craig and everyone,
When it gets closer to the time, Kevin, John, or Hannie will send out a
schedule of milestones. Typically the writing phase ends around Feature
Freeze, and the editing phase ends about a week or so before the release
date (which we're shooting to coincide with the actual
Awesome job to everyone!!! :)
On Thu, 2013-04-25 at 17:17 -0500, Kevin Godby wrote:
Hello, everyone.
Getting Started with Ubuntu 13.04 is now available! You can download
a copy of the new manual from our website at
http://ubuntu-manual.org/. Printed copies will soon be available for
Just out of curiosity, is the 06-root-directories.png file there? I ask,
because Hannie uploaded it early on, but whenever I pull and make, that
screenshot is missing (and it's missing from the draft version also).
It's one that gets re-used every manual, as it will only change if the
entire Linux
a great day.:)
Patrick.
On Sat, 2013-04-20 at 17:12 +0200, Carsten Gerlach wrote:
Hi Patrick,
Am 20.04.2013 16:35, schrieb Patrick Dickey:
Just out of curiosity, is the 06-root-directories.png file there? I
ask, because Hannie uploaded it early on, but whenever I pull and
make
Hi Tony, and everyone else,
I'm going to snip most of the quote to get to the heart of what I'm
replying to.
Finally, a third command I'm considering: the \version
command. This
command is metadata that the authors and editors add so we can
track
Hi David,
You should be able to do this to commit the changes:
1. Copy the file(s) that you edited to another folder (just in case
someone else edited them also).
2. In your /home/username/Projects/ubuntu-manual-raring directory (in a
terminal), type bzr pull (If that gives you an error, try
About time. lol Sorry. I've spent some time in the #ubuntu irc channel,
and pretty much everyone who uses wubi has issues. It really wasn't a
great idea in the first place. Just my .02 worth about that. And I agree
that if they drop it, it shouldn't be in the manual. Although if someone
does
Hi Mario,
I think it was agreed because names like John Doe or John Q. Public are
commonly recognized as placeholders. Just my .02 worth though.
Have a great day.:)
Patrick.
On Wed, 2013-04-03 at 12:38 -0700, Mario H. Burgos wrote:
OK. I did not recall the Jonh Doe username being agreed on
Personally, I think they're all buttons. At least everything on the launcher is
a button. As for the lenses inside of the Dash button, I'd call them views.
But I'm not sure how you would handle that in the .tex formatting. If we have
something in the desktop chapter about switching views
Hi Jim,
Were you able to push your commits now? If not, just try bzr push and it
will guide you from there. What I typically use (because it came up when I
did bzr push) is bzr push :parent
Have a great weekend. :)
Patrick.
On Fri, Mar 29, 2013 at 10:47 AM, Jim Connett jimandma...@gmail.com
I think I tried Bazaar Explorer once or twice a while back. And I've
tried Ground Control (when it was being developed at least). One thing
that we should make clear is, if you're using a GUI and are having
problems, let us know that. All of the steps that I gave Mehmet earlier
were command line
Hi Kevin, John, et al.
I'm working on the troubleshooting chapter, and noticed a few comments
in the pages. The first is that the information on reinstalling GRUB
isn't updated for Grub2, and the second is a subsection on checking your
file system (withheld until future manual versions).
My
Hi Mehmet,
I found this link, which is a five minute tutorial on bazaar (bzr).
http://doc.bazaar.canonical.com/latest/en/mini-tutorial/ It might help
to clear up some of the confusion around using bzr. And sadly, part of
the confusion probably came from me. You need to commit the changes you
made
Hi Mehmet,
First off, you did fine as far as committing and uploading your changes.
It looks like you opened the office-apps.tex file, but saved it as
LibreOffice. What you can do is open both files, and copy any changes
from the LibreOffice file to the office-apps.tex file. Then save the
Hi Mehmet, and welcome to the team.
I'll take a shot at this, and someone else can correct me if I'm wrong
in any places.
So, the steps are these (I'm going on the assumption that you've joined
the team and set up your ssh keys on launchpad. If not, you'll want to
follow the steps on the Authors
I think the goal is to make it as seamless of a transition for Windows
and Mac users as possible. Which means they have to dumb it down
enough for the user to feel comfortable. Kind of like crawling before
you walk, so to speak. The real power behind Linux has always been the
command line (IMHO),
I would say yes and add that it could be a part of a topic on the
differences between running Windows applications and Linux applications
(or something along those lines).
Have a great weekend.:)
Patrick.
On Sat, 2013-03-16 at 08:52 +0100, Hannie Dumoleyn wrote:
From: Thomas Corwin
for it would be advanced topics, of course
there must be a
reference to it on alternative apps section that exist in Working
with Ubuntu chapter.
Cheers,
-John
2013/3/16 Patrick Dickey pdickeyb...@gmail.com
I would say yes and add that it could be a part of a topic
If nothing else, I could expand the Advanced Topics chapter a bit, to
include adding PPA's and making changes like that. With the obvious
warnings that it's not a recommended or supported approach. And I could
use the adding a PPA to get this back as an example of how to do it.
On a slightly
-directories.png to LP.
Hannie
Op 11-03-13 02:17, Patrick Dickey schreef:
Hi everyone,
I know this is early in the process, but I wanted to point it out now
before we get rushed. In the Advanced Topics chapter, there's a
screenshot of the root directories. That's one that is always carried
over
Something to note also. On the TeXLive Installation document, the
screenshots don't show the option to create symlinks. You really want to
do that, otherwise you might run into problems later on. I know that in
the past, people have ran into issues because they didn't do that the
first time
Hi everyone,
As always, I do have the script that I wrote, which should set
everything up for you. I've tested it, and now I'm submitting it as
an attachment on a reply to this email.
Some notes to keep in mind:
1. The script assumes you've done everything above the Downloading the
bzr Branch
Hi everyone,
I know this is early in the process, but I wanted to point it out now
before we get rushed. In the Advanced Topics chapter, there's a
screenshot of the root directories. That's one that is always carried
over from manual to manual, as it doesn't change (unless the entire
filesystem
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Now for the openings, the are available chapters/section
Hi Hannie,
I'd say that since scopes are just views (another way of writing them
in English at least), you could probably handle it however you would
normally in Dutch. By that, I mean if you have another word for views
(like we do with scopes) then you could probably substitute that in
place (or
No worse than me. I woke up at 3:30 and didn't even think about the
meeting until I saw the emails an hour later. :$
Have a great week:)
Patrick.
On Mon, 2013-01-28 at 08:13 +, Chris Woollard wrote:
I am a plum.
I watched Top Gear then forgot all about the meeting.
Sorry.
I added my name to the chapter that I've worked in the past. If no one else
does Troubleshooting, I'll take it also--but I want to wait to see if Mario
wants to do it again.
Have a great weekend.:)
Patrick.
On Sat, Jan 19, 2013 at 3:49 AM, Vibhav Pant vibh...@ubuntu.com wrote:
Added name to
As a side note (and slightly off-topic), if you find anything that's not
translated correctly, make sure you submit a bug to the appropriate team
for fixing. I couldn't tell you exactly where, but I'm sure it's on
launchpad.
Glad you got everything sorted out.
Have a great day:)
Patrick.
On
Hi everyone,
I mentioned this in a private email thread, and it was suggested that we
post it to the entire mailing list. Muktware has an article up that says
that Ubuntu is dropping their Alpha Releases, and promising more stable
development. One thing mentioned in the article is that they plan
That's around 1100 my time, so if I don't have to work that evening,
I'll try to attend. What is on the agenda for that discussion?
Have a great weekend.:)
Patrick.
On Thu, 2012-10-18 at 17:35 +0200, Hannie Dumoleyn wrote:
To all,
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuOpenWeek/quantal/Timetable.
You could possibly touch on the process that we go through, and the
tools that we use (laTeX, bzr, etc).
Have a great day:)
Patrick.
On Fri, 2012-10-19 at 17:54 -0500, Kevin Godby wrote:
Hey, Patrick.
On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 5:39 PM, Patrick Dickey pdickeyb...@gmail.com wrote:
That's
I haven't dug into this any more, but Muktware is reporting that the
latest update to Unity has the on/off switch in it.
http://www.muktware.com/4496/now-you-will-be-able-disable-amazon-search-results-unity
Have a great day:)
Patrick.
On Fri, 2012-10-05 at 20:36 -0700, Jim Connett wrote:
Sorry
So, there are only 32 screenshots that need to be redone (or tweaked in
some fashion). One that you marked was 05-ubuntutweak-ppa.png. I haven't
re-looked at it, but I think I just took the actual page without the
entire browser. That's why it doesn't look like a webpage. I'm trying
to remember,
in the section as well.
Have a great weekend.:)
Patrick.
On Fri, 2012-09-28 at 23:10 -0400, Jeremy Bicha wrote:
On 28 September 2012 20:18, Patrick Dickey pdickeyb...@gmail.com wrote:
How about dividing the list of lenses into two categories -- Offline
and Online (with an explanation that offline
Just a friendly update that Beta 2 is out (I haven't read through my
emails yet to see if this has been posted already or not).
Have a great day:)
Patrick.
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If you decide to go with the Dash, you'll have to fix one of my menu
items in the Advanced Topics section. I think it says DashSystem
Settings or something like that. But I do remember it saying Dash
something. I'll keep an eye on this thread, and when the final decision
is made, I'll edit that
I started playing around with the source code from Quickshot, just to
see whether it would install and run in 12.04. What I found is if you
install quickly, python-wnck, and python-babel before you try 'python
setup.py install', it installs (you might have to run python setup.py
build first
I'm guessing that the 64-bit Mac works on both PC's and Mac's then?
(question for anyone who has already downloaded and used it, I mean)
Have a great day:)
Patrick.
On Thu, 2012-09-06 at 22:24 +0200, Carsten Gerlach wrote:
Hi,
Am 06.09.2012 17:44, schrieb Carsten Gerlach:
Is this the
After a short (about four day) hiatus due to a motherboard that decided
to die, I'm back on. I'll install beta 1 this weekend, and start looking
over my section (although I'm pretty sure nothing major has changed in
it). Then I'll start looking at what screenshots are needed, and
coordinate with
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