Hi,
as previously mentioned in IRC, there is a competent python guy in the
lubuntu team who may have some free time to help out if it is wished that I
ask him.
Regards,
Phill.
On 13 June 2013 18:47, Patrick Dickey wrote:
> I'll dig around too this weekend. It might not be as big of a deal as
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 or something along those lines.
Have a great day.:)
Patrick.
On Thu, 20
Well, I have figured out many problems as to why it is incomparable with any
version higher than 10.04.
The main problem is that Quickshot is written in Python running on GTK+ 2. All
of the code MUST be updated to the newest versions of PyGK and GTK+ 3.
I, unfortunately, do not know how to go
On Mon, Jun 10, 2013, at 09:28 AM, Thomas Corwin wrote:
> Can I also update the copyright, and the "readme.txt" file? I don't
> want to do anything I shouldn't.
Yes, but I suggest that you do the work first, so that when you add
yourself to the copyright file, there really is code in the product
On Mon, Jun 10, 2013, at 07:45 AM, Thomas Corwin wrote:
> After reason the link that Hannie provided, I saw that the bzr branch is
> restricted to one user being able to push to the branch. That's a
> problem.
If that is the biggest problem, you are doing very well :) :)
If your Launchpad userna
I'm sure once you're ready with code, the branch can be unlocked. Plus
any changes you make will sit in your local branch until you can upload
them.
Have a great day.:)
Patrick.
P.S. I'll try to help you out whenever I can, but I'm not sure how much
help I'll be.
On Mon, 2013-06-10 at 10:45 -040
Can I also update the copyright, and the "readme.txt" file? I don't want to do
anything I shouldn't.
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On Jun 10, 2013, at 7:42 AM, "Patrick Dickey" wrote:
> On the link that Hannie provides, if you follow through the thread (or
> read it in an email client), you'll see that
I didn't mean reason, I meant reading...
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On Jun 10, 2013, at 10:45 AM, "Thomas Corwin" wrote:
> After reason the link that Hannie provided, I saw that the bzr branch is
> restricted to one user being able to push to the branch. That's a problem.
>
> But I will look into i
After reason the link that Hannie provided, I saw that the bzr branch is
restricted to one user being able to push to the branch. That's a problem.
But I will look into it all today, and "quickly" learn some python so I can
attempt to bring it back.
Thank you all for the help!
Thomas
Sent from
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 suggest
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).
We discussed quickshot before. Here is a link to an email from Patrick
(with useful tips):
https://lists.launchpad.net/ubuntu-manual/msg03688.html
Hannie
Op 10-06-13 07:04, Thomas Corwin schreef:
I'm slightly confused... quickshot is (or was) a "Quickly" app in
Python, not a C# app. See https:
Hi Thomas,
Perhaps this helps:
https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA
http://developer.ubuntu.com/packaging/html/getting-set-up.html
Or do you have any specific questions?
Hannie
Op 10-06-13 05:30, Thomas Corwin schreef:
Hello everyone!
As I said at the meeting, I am trying to remake and revi
>> bzr branch lp:quickshot
>>
>> to get the current quickshot codebase ...
On 06/09/2013 10:04 PM, Thomas Corwin wrote:
> I forgot I could do that.. I never thought of it really. Haha. But I
> will do that once I fix my Ubuntu installation. (Windows 8 and Ubuntu
> do not go together well when yo
> I'm slightly confused... quickshot is (or was) a "Quickly" app in
> Python, not a C# app. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Quickly . Why start
> over using a totally different language and ask for "project files"?
I have more experience with C# than I do Python. And I'm sorry for using the
term "p
On 06/09/2013 09:32 PM, Thomas Corwin wrote:
> And I have not looked at the Quickshot stuff yet.
>
> Also, don't expect a lot for this release of the manual. I'm a
> Windows developer trying to use Mono C# environment. The application
> will be able to take a full screenshot, and a specific wind
Kevin,
> Hey, Thomas.
>
> The CC licenses aren't the best to use for code. I'd choose an Open
> Source license instead.
I will change it when I finish the application.
> Also, you shouldn't need a PPA until you're ready to release the
> finished application.
Oh. Alright. I didn't know if I
On 9 June 2013 23:30, Thomas Corwin wrote:
> As I said at the meeting, I am trying to remake and revive the old Quickshot
> application. I have renamed it to Quickshot 2.0, and the license will be CC
> BY-SA (Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike). I haven't finished creating
> an Alpha version,
Hey, Thomas.
On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 10:30 PM, Thomas Corwin wrote:
> As I said at the meeting, I am trying to remake and revive the old Quickshot
> application. I have renamed it to Quickshot 2.0, and the license will be CC
> BY-SA (Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike). I haven't finished cr
Hello everyone!
As I said at the meeting, I am trying to remake and revive the old Quickshot
application. I have renamed it to Quickshot 2.0, and the license will be CC
BY-SA (Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike). I haven't finished creating an
Alpha version, but I still need help creating
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