Salvete!
>>
Of course I was not talking about new contributors. My main goal for this
release is to help new people to come on-board.
We refreshed the wiki, wrote a step-by-step how-to "signoff and write patches",
etc.
I give personal answers to new contributors, guide them, give them quick and
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Crazy idea:
Most of our developers have been at this a while. They've submitted a lot
of patches. Is there anyone with a machine learning knack that could apply ML
in such a way to suggest a next patch for developers based on their prior
submissions?
Cheers,
Brooke
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+1 to all of this.
Brooke
From: Gaetan Boisson
To: koha-devel@lists.koha-community.org
Sent: Monday, August 21, 2017 5:59 AM
Subject: Re: [Koha-devel] FW: Where is the BIG RED WARNING button?
I really understand Jonathan's point here. He's probably become the one
contributor wit
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>>
just go there : https://koha.bulac.fr kudos to BULAC for this move !
And thanks to them for the developments they've sponsored (and are on
bugzilla)
PS: they made it by themselves, so no reason to congratulate BibLibre ;)
>>
I saw the Korean in the upper left, and I just had t
Salvete!
For folks passing through DCA, IAD, or BWI feel free to drop me a line.
I'd love to meet up if you have a layover or show you around if you have a
couple of days before Conference.
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Dear Community,
The gardener of godzone will be sorely missed. It was tough keeping up
with her at any age. She was a national treasure, and richly deserved the
international name she made for herself. Never would she have crowed about it
on her own, of course.
https://digitalnz.org/recor
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> (...or just delete the old doco)++
Don't pick this option. Warn instead.
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:User_warning_templates)
As someone with deprecated documentation, on the few occasions when I
return to clean things up, I count on my old doc being there as
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> I am not feeling comfortable with adding more search options to the masthead
> search bar too. As you wrote it should be simple to use and we already offer
> a
> lot of options there.
>
> One of the bugs noted that the full functionality can not be achieved by
> using
> jQuery, s
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>> Would it be a helpful starting point if I screenshot what folks are talking
> about
>> and then rearrange it how it would look in my world?
>
> What do you mean by "how it would look in my world?"
>
I mean how I'd do it if I were empress of everything and could code. In
reality,
Salvete!
My inclination is that I'm answering this too soon and that I've not
thought enough about your questions in particular, but I've thought over
structure in general and I want to honour an expedient timeframe for your
question in especial.
> We could all chime in about which featur
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> I'd like to take this opportunity to thank Frederic for all his hard
> work as translation manager, he has done a fantastic job.
And I would add for a LONG time! Merci beaucoup!
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>I agree with Marc V. agreeing with Katrin. :)
Oh yeah, well I triple dog agree with you.
I think a separate list might slightly hinder a would be bug wrangler.
nofences++
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Salvete!
> But what do we actually have to do to distribute as GPLv3? Do we just
> have to vote at an IRC meeting, or would all ~200 developers with code
> in Koha have to give their written consent or something?
>
I'd say simple majority at an IRC meeting with this advertised on the
agend
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> http://koha-community.org/support/paid-support/country/#ind
>
Works for me using Firefox on my Mac both from the direct link Liz provided
and from the navigation links on the site.
Cheers,
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Salvete!
>What do folks think about adding an import/export function for the authorities
>marc structure frameworks?
I think if ye manage and nengard likes it, I'll buy ye a beeyah.
Cheers,
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OhEmGee, Galen's ears must have been burning.
>I could see wanting to have an item
> auto-transfer to C after a period of time, a la rotating collections.
I agree and I'll think on the other one some more. I would say that
rotating collections are common.
> Perhap
Salvete!
Bearing in mind that I personally would like to see Pootle as implemented
die a terrible, rotten, no good death, I think finding a replacement requires a
lot of scrutiny.
While it's promising that Transifex looks good so far, I'd love
to know how the experience has played o
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That's great news if you ask this non dev. :)
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Won't matter. Everyone knows that Galen is a bot. *duck*
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You silly, silly man. Everyone knows that anything past nine isn't
real maths. ;)
xkcd.com/899/
I still mostly don't care how things are numbered. I care far more
that thongs operate how they ought to.
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Salvete!
Thank you for that, Jared.
Hopefully my mail won't be ate. When the initial thread started, I
didn't really care. At this point, I feel like the spirit of the
discussion has shifted from pure numbering to the development release cycle. I
also am a little torn on the large nu
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Wow what a very long list. :D Thanks to everyone for their hard work!
Cheers,
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> You can download the Live DVD from here,
> https://sourceforge.net/projects/kohalivedvd/files
>
Well that was quick! Thank you. :)
Cheers,
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>Tarballs, packages, gits (including vendors), stables, latest, bugs and
patches, wikis (various), tools, reports, live-DVDs, mailing lists, chat,
maybe more, and now plug-ins? Could we please look at what the
"open source" world is doing? Apache, SendMail, Perl, PostFix,
FireFox, Debia
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> Paul Poulain schrieb am 03.09.2013
>> Hi all,
>>
>> There's something I think should we worth sharing: how does support
>> companies manage Koha project & Koha deployement (who do what, when,
>> which usual timing, ...)
>
> I'd love to hear more about that topic. Unfortunately I
Salvete!
>I’d like to give a summary of a open discussion that
occurred at KohaCon14 in Reno. A spot opened up from a presenter not
being able to attend - so I volunteered to lead a discussion on Funding
the future of Koha. First we invited all current and past RM’s of Koha
up to the front o
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>
> As for the SO bottleneck, I see know answer except for
more encouragement
> for the end-users to test and sign-off, as well as
absolutely clear,
> step-by-step test plans.
>
Yep, that's all I can see too, maybe I could work on some
openbadges
stuff, you could win badges by
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In general for your efforts: bravissimi! :D I feel that it's much needed.
> We are very interested to hearing your first impressions, your suggestions
> etc.
> about this proposed project. Please respond to this e-mail if you have any
> comments. Probably the best contributions d
Salvete!
Did someone say wiki? :D
1) Yeah to what Mark said.
2) There's a sooper sekrit alternate path that wikinerds are familiar with
for stuff you might wanna keep track of but not really properly change or make
properly public. For instance, if I'm working on a wiki todo list, I
Salvete!
The volunteer model is a good part of what is stalling the process. I
can't see that having a single company sign off on their own code will
necessarily ameliorate the problem if the companies themselves do not place
enough of a value on bug testing that they are willing to inclu
Salvete!
>>My name is Anders, working at Luleå Technical University.
>>My background is old-school Oracle DBA Jwith Java/SED/AWK/Unix shell
>>script/C++ and Fortran as programing languages.
>>Unix/Linux experience.
>>
>>Have been walking a long way in the promiSED land, sometimes with awk as my
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>This sounds very reasonable.
>But I just want to add that August is probably not that great for releasing a
>new version. In July and August the community is not on its most active state
>of the year :)
>
I realise that developers are behind the schedule. However, if we're
tal
Salvete!
This is what you mean, right Paul?
http://coral-erm.org/
As usual, I agree with Paul's line of thought. I have wondered an awful lot
over the years what things would be like were Koha to be treated like a racecar
with modules. If we strip things down to the chassis and allow Lib
Salvete!
Shouldn't that just draw on the list of registered borrowers? I'm trying to
think of a situation where I'd take a suggestion from someone that's not a
Patron, and in those cases they either ring the Library directly or email me.
Cheers,
Brooke
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> This issue first arose at a library whose collection is 100% digital.
> Users are not even registered, so never log in. Any suggestions are
> necessarily anonymous.
Ah, how interesting. This additional information is very helpful. No wonder
there is a much higher incidence of
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> So do we want one Koha to rule them all, including country-specific
> features, or do we want one fork per country?
+1 to One Koha to Rule Them All, provided that Koha remain GPL as always
and not under Sauron's control. ;)
But seriously, a long time ago when animals could
Salvete!
>> I accidentally approved a new wiki user last night (I thought I had
> rejected
>> it, but must have approved it :-( ).
>>
>> Could someone who has permission disable/block the user Xdbmsx as I
> don't have
>> permissions to do this.
>>
>> The user has also created several page
Salvete!
I would like to announce that Kyle will no longer be supported as he's
been deprecated by Hall 2.0. *duck* Seriously, congratulations!
Cheers,
Brooke
>
> From: Nick Clemens
>To: Todd Goatley ; Kyle Hall
>
>Cc: Koha ; Koha Devel
>; All Staff ;
Salvete!
Thank you for all of your hardwork, Julian and Kyle. It's ever so nice to
see the Koha Community move ever forward.
Cheers,
Brooke
> I don't know exactly how yet, but yes the plan is to provide a
> replacement for the current plugin system, while letting the possibility
> for th
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> For my part, I'd love to see Owen as benevolent dictator of Koha's GUI.
> I
> think he has the most experience, interest, and skill out of all of us in
> this area.
This is +1 from me, but I should hope this discussion migrates over to the
plain vanilla Koha list. It is where a
+1 :D
From: Alex Sassmannshausen
To: Eric Phetteplace
Cc: koha-devel@lists.koha-community.org
Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2017 3:23 AM
Subject: Re: [Koha-devel] Gender-neutral pronouns
Hi Eric,
Eric Phetteplace writes:
> Hi list,
>
> I opened bug #18432
> https://bugs.koha-commu
Salvete!
I would be surprised if this is very different from some of the other
authentication work that has already been done. ByWater did work with OverDrive
that might be useful to think about.
There are numerous ways to handle this. You could create a verified user
category. They
Kia ora!
> -- Better/other lists and visualisations?
A notch in the belt visualisation. You know you wanna.
> -- Could we use some kind of VoIP/videoconferencing tools to make the
> social interactions seem more um... "real"?
>
Mumble, it's like Ventrilo, but bettah.
http://sourceforge.net/
Kia ora!
> Now that actually looks less impressive than it is. A lot of bugs were
I disagree! Those are great numbers :D Thanks for another job well done.
> And as Paul has already said somewhere else, a lot of work was also
> put into organizing RFCs on the wiki:
> http://wiki.koha-community
Kia ora!
>This means we have to drop the "Advertisements in the
>conferenceproceedings publication" type of sponsorship. The largest
>sponsor we have Bharat Grahak had opted for back page of the same and I would
>hate to lose that sponsorship. I hope the other sponsors who had opted for
>
Kia ora!
That's great news! Thanks for this, Paul, I'm sure that everyone will
be excited to hear what our friends at Open Library have to say. :D
Cheers,
Brooke
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>The situation we find ourselves in, is that after over a year of battling
>against it, PTFS/Liblime have managed to have their
application for a Trademark on Koha in New Zealand accepted. We now
have 3 months to object, but to do so involves lawyers and money. We
are a small semi rural
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> 2011/11/22 Lori Bowen Ayre :
>> The truth is that the law isn't really on the Koha community's side
>> on this issue because of the sale of the domain to Liblime way back when.
I think it's premature to say that. To my knowledge, this hasn't actually
been navigated in court yet
Kia ora!
> Maybe a middle solution would be to have do a check on the login page
> only (or on mainpage.pl ?). As it's mandatory to log-in on the staff
> interface, that seems fair.
Any reason not to do it at logoff in the background?
Cheers,
Brooke
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>> how about vegetables? (asparagus, broccoli, carrot, etc...)
>
If we're going to be this silly, I'd go with Cait's sweets idea modified
for the appropriate nationality of the KohaCon host for the year the release is
out.
>
> my favorite (other than any food category) is im
Kia ora!
> 2011/12/8 Liz Rea :
>> So. It's happy holiday time of year - I propose that we all get
> together on 22/23 December in the Koha IRC channel, maybe setup some Hangouts
> (or other video link) and have a jolly good time at this jolly good time of
> year.
>>
>> What do you think?
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> (Koha general mailing list reader: this mail is also for you, please
> read it's an opportunity to participate to Koha, even if you don't have
> technical skills !)
>
+1
> * the delay for discussion is "until next IRC meeting, not less than 1
> week"
I think that should
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>> I think this is a valid point. The meeting agendas are posted well in
>> advance, so it should be possible to arrange to be present for a vote.
> Well, with time shifting, don't expect ppl from the "it's 2AM"
> timezone
> to be here, so I strongly think we should adress this issue.
Tena Koutou!
> Just a bump... we still need a Translation Manager (someone with a
> non-English first language preferred), and specific module maintainers.
> More bug wranglers are always welcome, too!
>
*cough* Marjiana or Dorbica *cough*
> He aha te mea nui o te ao?
> He tangata!
> He t
Salvete!
If you only make 2 IRC Meetings a year, tomorrow's is one to catch.
4 April at 10 UTC
we're voting on roles for 3.10. There's still time to visit the wiki, step
up, and volunteer in advance of the meeting. So have your +1s at the ready!
See you soon,
Brooke
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A while back, a mess of folks expressed interest over the listserv in
bidding for KohaCon 2013. This is great. :) What is not great is that the folks
that proclaimed their love of hosting over the listserv do not match with this
wiki page:
http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Kohac
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I'm still mulling over the whole voting by proxy thing: I really don't
like it, but I need to sort out and share precisely why. (Much of my
reservations have to do with an erosion of Community and a ratcheting up of
administrative duties.)
That said, having LimeSurvey up a
Salvete!
Two things. The first is that Paul is not only French, but also quite
modest. So, he will probably not tell you that he was working on making Koha
and SOPAC work together (at least a few years back.) This *might* satisfy your
needs (or you might think it's lipstick on the pig.)
ht
Salve!
> Fisrt, thanks for sharing this: http://thesocialopac.net/. It's really
>nice way to find some help. I agree with you about the law's problem. We can
>solve it with some option for user to choose like "sharing you action to your
>friends, not sharing...". And if u ask, where we
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>> That said, having LimeSurvey up and available to the community at large
> would just be so fantastic.
> Nicole gave me a limeSurvey admin access. I'll use it when a discussion
> arise, and we will see if it fit our needs.
> If it does, we can open a survey.koha-community.org. Bu
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Perhaps no one will notice that I'm commenting from the wrong side of the
marae. >.> <.<
I know I tell this story all the bloody time, and I realise that this is
the Developers' list so imagine me ducking rotten veg.
I agree with Ian's observations. Also, he spelt "favour
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> I'm building a library with Koha. I had a barcode reader, 4 camera with a
> computer. I going to buy a security gate for market. I don't know, does koha
> work with this security gate or not? Does security work with barcode? Or
> security gate works with its private system.
>
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> the big problem is...
> there are too many 'Koha installation guides' on the kc.org wiki that
> have old ,incorrect, redundant or duplicated info
>
Alternatively, we could mark those entries up with wiki tags to reflect
that there is old, incorrect, or redundant redundant
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