On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at 3:56 PM, Benjamin Humphrey wrote:
> Hi guys,
> So as most of you should know, not only was 48 hours a chance for us to
> actually get some stuff done and teach new people about the manual project,
> but it was also a chance to test out some new stuff, like ClassBot, Lernid,
Hey, Ben.
On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at 10:24 PM, Ben <6180339g...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hopefully I haven't gotten too annoying ... :)
Nah, we're just working out all the kinks in the script.
> FYI, I had to manually install ccicons, following the readme ... and it
> still didn't work.
It's finding th
Hello, Maia.
On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at 2:34 PM, maia grotepass wrote:
> I am trying to get the environment sorted to work on this project and I am
> having a few problems. I have a relatively clean Karmic install and I
> didn't have any Tex version installed. I followed the instructions on the
> H
Hello, Ben.
On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at 8:07 PM, Ben <6180339g...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Well, I tried reinstalling and re-running your script. Both processes were
> happy until I attempted a 'make show', when it complained about beramono and
> libertine (I think ... logs attached).
Thanks for reporting
Hello, Jamin.
2010/2/25 Jamin Day :
> I'm also having issues compiling the pdf through Ground Control.
> I followed the instructions on the wiki to remove all previous texlive
> packages and install texlive 2009. I'm using English only so didn't install
> any language or documentation packs. Then
Hello, Martin.
2010/2/25 Martin Lukeš :
> I don't know if I'm not late. ;)
> I ran new install-pkgs.sh and it installed some packages, but "Make
> Translated PDF" still wants three-times press Enter and Evince still doesn't
> open.
> But as it was before - compiled .pdf seems fine with no errors.
Hi all,
I am compiling a list of any LaTeX commands we are using throughout the
manual. There are a number of commands we are using (some specific to our
manual) that aren't clearly documented anywhere and our 'Technical Help'
wiki page hasn't been updated for a while with some of the newer ones (
opengpg has a command for exporting secret keys..
You can always create a new ssh key and register it with launchpad, or
you can copy the ~/.ssh folder to your new machine if you want to
transfer ssh keys.
Seahorse might have some facility for both of these too.
-Sindhudweep.
On Thu, Feb 25, 20
Yes. So far, it's working very much like that! Result!
Now I need only worry about how to transfer my OpenGPG and SSH keys
with me when I reformat the computer and upgrade to Lucid next month.
But that's an adventure for another day.
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Sweet. Once you get used to it you'll find it's really cool, just open it
up, pull the latest changes, then work on some stuff, pull again to make
sure no one has pushed while you've been working, then you just commit and
push and then bam!
On Fri, Feb 26, 2010 at 11:56 AM, Bryan Behrenshausen <
b
On Fri, Feb 26, 2010 at 10:56:21AM +1300, Benjamin Humphrey wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> So as most of you should know, not only was 48 hours a chance for us to
> actually get some stuff done and teach new people about the manual project,
> but it was also a chance to test out some new stuff, like ClassB
Duly noted. I'm just happy to have a concrete workflow!
On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at 5:56 PM, Benjamin Humphrey wrote:
> That's great! Actually, smaller and more often pushes are better. Lots of
> people working on stuff all the time, reduces the chance of ugly merges and
> file conflicts.
>
> On 26/
That's great! Actually, smaller and more often pushes are better. Lots of
people working on stuff all the time, reduces the chance of ugly merges and
file conflicts.
On 26/02/2010 11:52 AM, "Bryan Behrenshausen"
wrote:
Now they are! I just reviewed the bazaar commands everyone sent, and
managed
Now they are! I just reviewed the bazaar commands everyone sent, and
managed to push /commit my changes. Thanks to everyone for your
patience and support. In the future, I will not be making multiple
tiny changes (rather, I will focus on larger revisions at longer
intervals), but today was about
Bryan, they're working fine:
https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-manual/ubuntu-manual/main
On Fri, Feb 26, 2010 at 11:48 AM, Benjamin Humphrey wrote:
> Yeah you could be committing but not pushing
>
> On 26/02/2010 11:39 AM, "Elan Kugelmass" wrote:
>
> Did you push your commits up to launc
Yeah you could be committing but not pushing
On 26/02/2010 11:39 AM, "Elan Kugelmass" wrote:
Did you push your commits up to launchpad?
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-manual/Help#How to make changes the RIGHT way
Elan
On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at 5:24 PM, Bryan Behrenshausen
wrote:
>
> Hi folks
Did you push your commits up to launchpad?
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-manual/Help#How to make changes the RIGHT way
Elan
On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at 5:24 PM, Bryan Behrenshausen wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I'm new to the team (just finished configuring my machine this
> afternoon), and will be acti
My Lernid instance started with only the web browser portion visible, so I
was initially confused by the lack of IRC and slides. I eventually realized
that those frames had been collapsed.
I would also recommend more IRC settings in Lernid. I imagine the interface
could a little more full-featured
Hi folks,
I'm new to the team (just finished configuring my machine this
afternoon), and will be acting as another proofreader/copyeditor on
Jamin's team. I recently filed three revisions using bazaar (#s 321,
322, and 323) but they haven't appeared on the revisions list for the
main branch in La
Hi guys,
So as most of you should know, not only was 48 hours a chance for us to
actually get some stuff done and teach new people about the manual project,
but it was also a chance to test out some new stuff, like ClassBot, Lernid,
Ground Control etc.
I've told the heads of these projects that I
I agree with ilya. All going to plan we'll only have one edition each
release.
On 26/02/2010 10:07 AM, "Ilya Haykinson" wrote:
I suggest that we keep the edition within the context of an Ubuntu version.
So:
title = "Getting Started with Ubuntu 10.04", subtitle = "First edition"
title = "Getting
I suggest that we keep the edition within the context of an Ubuntu version.
So:
title = "Getting Started with Ubuntu 10.04", subtitle = "First edition"
title = "Getting Started with Ubuntu 10.04", subtitle = "Second edition"
title = "Getting Started with Ubuntu 10.04", subtitle = "Third edition"
.
Blueprint changed by Bryan G. Behrenshausen:
Whiteboard changed:
Kelvin Gardner now writing for Chapter 6
+ Bryan Behrenshausen registered as editor
--
Chapter 6 - System Maintenance and Security
https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu-manual/+spec/chapter6
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I am trying to get the environment sorted to work on this project and I am
having a few problems. I have a relatively clean Karmic install and I
didn't have any Tex version installed. I followed the instructions on the
Help page on the wiki and Prerequisites page. I installed groundcontrol and
got
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2010/2/26 Nasir Khan Saikat
> i think Daniel Schury's suggestion is the most suitable solution. But i
> want to add that instead of using the release date we may use the the terms
> "first edition", "second edition" . then then name will be "Ubu
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What about following Ubuntu? Calling the upcoming release Ubuntu Manual
10.04, the next 10.10? So it would be clear, to which Ubuntu Version the
manual belongs.
If it is planned to release updated versions between the Ubuntu
releases, what about namin
i think Daniel Schury's suggestion is the most suitable solution. But i want
to add that instead of using the release date we may use the the terms
"first edition", "second edition" . then then name will be "Ubuntu Manual
10.04, First edition" , "Ubuntu Manual 10.10, Third Edition" ...
On Fri, Feb
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>> What about following Ubuntu? Calling the upcoming release Ubuntu Manual
>> 10.04, the next 10.10? So it would be clear, to which Ubuntu Version the
>> manual belongs.
>
> The Ubuntu version is part of the title:
> "Getting Started with Ubuntu 10.04
On Thu, 2010-02-25 at 19:12 +0100, Daniel Schury wrote:
> What about following Ubuntu? Calling the upcoming release Ubuntu Manual
> 10.04, the next 10.10? So it would be clear, to which Ubuntu Version the
> manual belongs.
The Ubuntu version is part of the title:
"Getting Started with Ubuntu 10.0
On Fri, 2010-02-26 at 06:45 +1300, Benjamin Humphrey wrote:
> My original plan was to have version 1.0 for lucid, then revisions to
> lucid would be like 1.1, 1.2 etc.
>
> Then the release for 10.10/lucid+1 could either be 2.0 or we just
> repeat what we've done for this release, 0.x for developm
I don't know if I'm not late. ;)
I ran new install-pkgs.sh and it installed some packages, but "Make
Translated PDF" still wants three-times press Enter and Evince still doesn't
open.
But as it was before - compiled .pdf seems fine with no errors.
And again .log files are attached.
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Regards
Mar
Hi!
I proposed to use "Second Edition" and so on to mark follow-up releases
of our document as long as it is targeted at the same Ubuntu version
(Lucid).
Today Kevin made a good point about "Edition" implying additions or
changes to the content beyond simple corrections.
He suggested to use a co
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