Re: other non coder...

(for some reason the following mail seemingly didn't make its way to the list)

Lorenzo <lsutton@...> wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> I'm mainly a musician and am now using linux for 90% of my "audio/musical
> needs"; I started doing some video editing at work and at home, have been
> using cinelerra quite a bit lately and think it's really cool: I also think
> it should be taken some steps forward and Lumiera seems to be the answer. I
> wouldn't define myself a developer, but do have some programming knowledge
> and know all  the web stuff (HTML, CSS etc.). I would love to help to build
> /the/ NLE which really kicks ass...ets  :) and show my fussy mac colleagues
> :P (no I'm a really friendly guy)... As everyone I have really little free
> time, but may squeezze things in. I am bilingual English/Italian: if this may
> be relevant let me know.
> 
> Kind regards, Lorenzo.

Re: Links in AsciiDoc'ed pages for uwiki

Ciao!

The problem about links is clear: most of them are broken.
The solution though is not ready yet since we don't know exactly how the
page will be organized.

After some thinking (and chatting with goibniu-in-the-fog and
cehteh-in-the-sun)  , I propose to ignore the link problem.
It can be addressed later, once the uWiki structure will be clear.

For now the links could be left as the moin2ascii script converts them.
I see no need for a FIXMEASCIIDOC mark since the links can be found with
many keywords (http, pipapo.org, link:, [, ...)

That could be added to the AsciidocDayGuide.

Ciao!
raffa

Re: Links in AsciiDoc'ed pages for uwiki

Hi!

Am Sonntag 01 März 2009 15:41:08 schrieb Raffaella Traniello:
> The problem about links is clear: most of them are broken.
> The solution though is not ready yet since we don't know exactly how the
> page will be organized.

That sounds logical.

> After some thinking (and chatting with goibniu-in-the-fog and
> cehteh-in-the-sun)  , I propose to ignore the link problem.
> It can be addressed later, once the uWiki structure will be clear.

Agreed.

>
> For now the links could be left as the moin2ascii script converts them.
> I see no need for a FIXMEASCIIDOC mark since the links can be found with
> many keywords (http, pipapo.org, link:, [, ...)

I will then delete the FIXMEASCIIDOCs I already set and happily plough my way 
through moinmoin soil.

>
> That could be added to the AsciidocDayGuide.

The version in the git mob? If so, I could do it.

pseudoruprecht

Re: Links in AsciiDoc'ed pages for uwiki

On Mon, 2009-03-02 at 01:17 +0100, Andreas Hermann Braml wrote:
> I will then delete the FIXMEASCIIDOCs I already set and happily plough my way 
> through moinmoin soil.

The Lumiera seedling will be very happy. 

> > That could be added to the AsciidocDayGuide.
> The version in the git mob? If so, I could do it.

That would be lovely! 

Thanks!

raffa

[Fwd: [Anjuta-devel] Gdl 2.25.92 released]

w00t! The locked layout is fixed because I fixed it :)

From: Johannes Schmid <jhs@...>
Subject: [Anjuta-devel] Gdl 2.25.92 released
Date: 2009-03-02 19:59:36 GMT

Hi!

A new version of the Gnome Docking Library has been released. Mainly it fixes all the known crashers and the
locked layout mode.

You can get it at: http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/gdl/2.25/

Regards,
Johannes

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Re: Links in AsciiDoc'ed pages for uwiki

Am Dienstag 03 März 2009 00:02:44 schrieb Raffaella Traniello:
> > > That could be added to the AsciidocDayGuide.
> >
> > The version in the git mob? If so, I could do it.
>
> That would be lovely! 

Sold.

pseudoruprecht

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Re: Tidying up the docs

On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 05:36:39AM -0500, hendrik@... wrote:
> On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 09:17:33AM +0100, James O.S. ILDEN wrote:
> > Folks,
> > 
> > This whole discussion was what I was talking about :) Just finish the wiki
> > and I'll migrate them by hand. It might cost me 2 weeks or more but would it
> > be a problem? ...don't think so :) Wee need the wiki first. Wir shalt not
> > fix a problem that ain't there yet! :P
> > I am not afraid to re-create docs in a notepad or whatsoever to make sure
> > that it is UTF-8 and universal so that everybody can loop in the
> > use-integrate-reintegrate-recreate-evaluate-discuss-use circle or even use
> > it in most evil causes the we-as human- may be able to think of :)
> > 
> > to the coders: Is that maybe a better idea? No worries about migrations or
> > anything that comes along with developing...
> > To workflow/GUI team: No worries about which office app to use to create or
> > copy/paste the text...
> > To artists/testers: No worries about ...uhm anything related to text and
> > documents...
> > 
> > Please forgive my scepticism over this... For me, it is rather safe and
> > universal than fast and automated. I love machines as long as they do what I
> > want. That's why I don't want to solve the problems when they don't do what
> > I want :P (a childhood anectode of mine)
> 
> Exactly!  Let's have these problems not arise!  Which we can do by:
> 
> (a) never changing the layout of the source text once it is checked in,
> 
> and

Re: Tidying up the docs

hendrik@... wrote:
> On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 05:36:39AM -0500, hendrik@... wrote:
>> On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 09:17:33AM +0100, James O.S. ILDEN wrote:
>>> Folks,
>>>
>>> This whole discussion was what I was talking about :) Just finish the wiki
>>> and I'll migrate them by hand. It might cost me 2 weeks or more but would it
>>> be a problem? ...don't think so :) Wee need the wiki first. Wir shalt not
>>> fix a problem that ain't there yet! :P
>>> I am not afraid to re-create docs in a notepad or whatsoever to make sure
>>> that it is UTF-8 and universal so that everybody can loop in the
>>> use-integrate-reintegrate-recreate-evaluate-discuss-use circle or even use
>>> it in most evil causes the we-as human- may be able to think of :)
>>>
>>> to the coders: Is that maybe a better idea? No worries about migrations or
>>> anything that comes along with developing...
>>> To workflow/GUI team: No worries about which office app to use to create or
>>> copy/paste the text...
>>> To artists/testers: No worries about ...uhm anything related to text and
>>> documents...
>>>
>>> Please forgive my scepticism over this... For me, it is rather safe and
>>> universal than fast and automated. I love machines as long as they do what I
>>> want. That's why I don't want to solve the problems when they don't do what
>>> I want :P (a childhood anectode of mine)
>> Exactly!  Let's have these problems not arise!  Which we can do by:
>>
>> (a) never changing the layout of the source text once it is checked in,
>>
>> and

Re: [Fwd: [Anjuta-devel] Gdl 2.25.92 released]

> w00t! The locked layout is fixed because I fixed it :)

Congrats, Joel. Who said things were slow 

Serge

Re: [Fwd: [Anjuta-devel] Gdl 2.25.92 released]

On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 7:11 PM, Serge GIELKENS <cinelerra@...> wrote:
>> w00t! The locked layout is fixed because I fixed it :)
> Congrats, Joel. Who said things were slow 

Nice! This is news we like to hear! :D

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