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Sieghard | 1 Aug 2012 02:25
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Re: Commit to gitorious mseuniverse?

Hallo Ivanko,

Du schriebst am Tue, 31 Jul 2012 02:05:03 +0500:

> But you _do_ know the Windows ssh client named "PuTTY"?
> =============
> Sieghard, it's really difficult in win-32 for non-latin environment : )

PuTTY? At least for you, this shouldn't be the case - it explicitly
provides KOI8 support, which is cyrillic as I understand. Of course, I
haven't tested that - although I can read cyrillic a little (though not
understand;), I don't have the neccessary support installed.

> Me spent 3 (at least ! ) days to bring a LAN-wide GIT server (LINUX) +
> win-32 GIT SSH-clients.

Might depend on what the server should do - and as you don't say where the
time went, it's kind of hard to tell whether git or ssh was the problem.
As to my knowledge, PuTTY is by far the easiest way to establish ssh access
from Windows machines. It also provides an scp utility, and has support for
key generation. Keys can be exported to Linux, too, of course.
There's even a Linux version available now, although I think there's
sufficient support for ssh under Linux already. But for Windows users used
to PuTTY it's probabely fine...

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Martin Schreiber | 1 Aug 2012 06:54
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Re: What's about AGGPAS?

On Tuesday 31 July 2012 19:51:03 wahono sri wrote:
> > Freetype produces the glyphs only, actual text rendering is done by the
> > application. Please see the experimental MSEgui FreeType-OpenGL text
> > rendering engine in lib/common/graphics/msefontcache.pas,
> > msefontconfig.pas, lib/common/opengl/mseopenglgdi.pas.
>
> Currently I know about freetype. But for cross platform we should know
> how to use some device such as mouse, keyboard, touch input, multi
> touch input, play sound, gesturing input, etc. And I know in
> MSEide+MSEgui only you as solo developer. I and maybe other just test
> and make request. :)
>
> Will you support MSEide+MSEgui in the future?

Yes.

> For my company, we have 
> already produce a product build with MSEgui (234 forms and some own
> component such as Repaz, etc). I think it would be serious decision to
> recreate Acosys from scratch with others IDE/GUI.
>
> If we use SFML or SDL, the complexity of hardware and others resource
> of new technology in the future can be ignored, we just concentrate on
> RAD and GUI and sure make money for you. :)
>
Yes, a SDL or SFML backend for MSEgui is a possibility. Although an OS X 
(Quartz) backend would be more appropriate IMO. Also the OpenGL backend could 
be finished. But:
On handheld devices with touch screen and gestures one can not use the widgets 
which have been designed for mouse and keyboard. So one should not
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Ivanko B | 1 Aug 2012 07:10
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Re: Commit to gitorious mseuniverse?

To achieve correct SSH setup on non-latin environment, we need :
1) to create non-latin no-spaces [c:\Users\admin] NTFS-link to the
user's home [C:\Documents and Settings\Администратор]
2) to set envvar HOME to "target_of_this_link"
3) to put generated keys  (id_rsa, id_rds.put) to "target_of_this_link\.ssh"

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Ivanko B | 1 Aug 2012 07:11
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Re: Commit to gitorious mseuniverse?

"target_of_this_link" = c:\Users\admin

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Martin Schreiber | 1 Aug 2012 07:19
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On Tuesday 31 July 2012 21:50:04 wahono sri wrote:
> I have create public SSH key and I save it to my local folder, where
> should I put this key?
>
Login in your gitorious account. There is a button 'Manage SSH keys'. Click on 
that button. A new page opens with a 'Add SSH key' button. Click on that 
button. A new page opens with a memo edit field. Open the *public* key file 
with a text editor. It should be base 64 encoded and look like:
"
ssh-rsa

AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAsjCurYxdGg+1uQzHu2nDJk8N+eaA/012paGQm0Umq0/qDqX1R+ZoI896w0CF3m4fg5FmtniNrq9gK2zRbuerqzdUh3KoUhol3uBWZ3iFoJtBgPehd+1CJfpns6wVhJRgcWtSYHEEh9QcfXeNGYqiv6IEc19DVeyfufSYq9sz6Ik= 
mse <at> linux
"
Copy-paste the text in the memo edit. Click on the 'Save' button.
BTW there is a FAQ on gitorious:
https://gitorious.org/about/faq

Martin

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Martin Schreiber | 1 Aug 2012 07:24
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On Tuesday 31 July 2012 21:52:13 wahono sri wrote:
> On 1 August 2012 02:50, wahono sri <wahono77@...> wrote:
> > I have create public SSH key and I save it to my local folder, where
> > should I put this key?
>
> I have git console, git gui and putty, it make me confused. He he,
> it's easy use SVN.
>
That has nothing to do with git or SVN, that is how SSH works. :-)
You could try the https protocoll on Gitorious maybe it uses username and 
password instead of public key submission, I don't know.

Martin

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Martin Schreiber | 1 Aug 2012 07:59
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On Wednesday 01 August 2012 07:24:43 Martin Schreiber wrote:
> On Tuesday 31 July 2012 21:52:13 wahono sri wrote:
> > On 1 August 2012 02:50, wahono sri <wahono77@...> wrote:
> > > I have create public SSH key and I save it to my local folder, where
> > > should I put this key?
> >
> > I have git console, git gui and putty, it make me confused. He he,
> > it's easy use SVN.
>
> That has nothing to do with git or SVN, that is how SSH works. :-)
> You could try the https protocoll on Gitorious maybe it uses username and
> password instead of public key submission, I don't know.
>
Nope, in order to push to Gitorious the SSH protocoll must be used, the push 
URL is:
git@...:mseuniverse/mseuniverse.git

Martin

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wahono sri | 1 Aug 2012 11:10
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> On handheld devices with touch screen and gestures one can not use the widgets
> which have been designed for mouse and keyboard. So one should not
> underestimate the necessary expenditure to make a development tool for tablet
> computers and smartphones. Implementing a backend for SFML probably is the
> smallest piece of the task.
> Every product has its own widgetset and controls where the user is familiar
> with. So probably it is the best to use the native API's on handheld devices
> with there limited resources.
> On desktop computers the situation is different.

That's the point, we can ignore about new technology in hardware if we
use 3rd party layer as SDL or SFML.
I read in their forum, most users use SDL and SFML for games
develpment and entertainment app, and they make requests about new
technology in the market. SDL implements this category in version 2,
multi touch, gesturing, etc. SFML in progress.

Some GUI platform make their GUI to be run on everywhere including
smartphone. Qt, Lazarus with custom drawn interface, Xpower++, WinDEV,
CodeName for Netbeans, and I'm sure most GUI platform would provide
new technology as multi touch input. And they use their own widget,
and I have try some demo app from them, and it's good for smartphone
and table. I think this is trend and challenge for future developer.

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wahono sri | 1 Aug 2012 13:04
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About programming trend in the future :
http://www.dodgycoder.net/2012/01/modern-cross-platform-development.html

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wahono sri | 1 Aug 2012 14:30
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Re: What's about AGGPAS?

Most popular OS vendor add many features for tablet and smartphone.
Windows 8 is tablet oriented, Ubuntu, Blackberry with Playback, Apple
with iOS, Android, Maemo, etc. Even native app can run on browser
(https://developers.google.com/native-client/). That's means the
future trend is operating OS with finger only, without keyboard and
mouse, everything connected through finger. And business should be
accessed anywhere, everywhere.

And the potential of MSEgui to be player in cross platform is very
possible with independent GUI, but still need backend for every OS.

I think Mainframe->PC->Notebook->Netbook->Ultrabook and Convertible
Laptop->Tablet->Smartphone is roadmap of OS until now. The number of
OS users increase from left to right.

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