Comments for Jonny's Blog http://jonnylamb.com Just another weblog Mon, 08 Sep 2008 16:29:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 Comment on SimpleFeed by Andy http://jonnylamb.com/2007/03/26/simplefeed/#comment-1283 Andy Fri, 18 Jul 2008 17:51:24 +0000 http://jonnylamb.com/2007/03/26/simplefeed/#comment-1283 doh, I was talking about tds -- the blog stripped them out doh, I was talking about tds — the blog stripped them out

]]> Comment on SimpleFeed by Andy http://jonnylamb.com/2007/03/26/simplefeed/#comment-1282 Andy Fri, 18 Jul 2008 17:50:37 +0000 http://jonnylamb.com/2007/03/26/simplefeed/#comment-1282 I'm loving the extension. I'm interested in displaying the feed items side by side. I threw a around the'''[{PERMALINK} {TITLE}]'''{DESCRIPTION}, but it ain't working right. It's showing the 's in the right places, but it's not converting to a table. Any ideas on how to do this or a better way at getting the items side by side in my wiki? I’m loving the extension. I’m interested in displaying the feed items side by side. I threw a around the”’[{PERMALINK} {TITLE}]”’{DESCRIPTION}, but it ain’t working right. It’s showing the ’s in the right places, but it’s not converting to a table. Any ideas on how to do this or a better way at getting the items side by side in my wiki?

]]> Comment on SynCE State of Documentation by Boris http://jonnylamb.com/2007/08/24/synce-state-of-documentation/#comment-1281 Boris Thu, 17 Jul 2008 07:33:28 +0000 http://jonnylamb.com/2007/08/24/synce-state-of-documentation/#comment-1281 I'm in agreement with Toni, I've ended up here in desperation after being everywhere looking and trying and testing to no avail. I don't even want to sync my contacts, just IP connectivity without needing to buy some obscure card that may work, perhaps. For info, I'm trying to get an Ipaq 3765 flashed with Familiar/Opie1.2 to connect to a Hardy Heron 8.04 Ubuntu PC using a USB connection. I'll now trawl thru the "new" documentation on the wiki again, knowing that its the latest. Thanks Boris I’m in agreement with Toni, I’ve ended up here in desperation after being everywhere looking and trying and testing to no avail.
I don’t even want to sync my contacts, just IP connectivity without needing to buy some obscure card that may work, perhaps.
For info, I’m trying to get an Ipaq 3765 flashed with Familiar/Opie1.2 to connect to a Hardy Heron 8.04 Ubuntu PC using a USB connection.
I’ll now trawl thru the “new” documentation on the wiki again, knowing that its the latest.

Thanks
Boris

]]> Comment on debexpo by Julien Lavergne http://jonnylamb.com/2008/07/09/debexpo/#comment-1273 Julien Lavergne Wed, 09 Jul 2008 17:27:19 +0000 http://jonnylamb.com/?p=90#comment-1273 I'm very exciting by this project :) I think it could a very very useful tool for Debian development, especially the plugins stuff. You can count on me for testing :) I’m very exciting by this project :) I think it could a very very useful tool for Debian development, especially the plugins stuff.
You can count on me for testing :)

]]> Comment on debexpo by Christoph Haas http://jonnylamb.com/2008/07/09/debexpo/#comment-1272 Christoph Haas Wed, 09 Jul 2008 14:07:34 +0000 http://jonnylamb.com/?p=90#comment-1272 @foo (whoever you are) I wonder why the first thing that came to your mind is why the repository isn't git.debian.org. IMHO Jonny has done a great work on debexpo in the past weeks and I'd honestly expect a more constructive criticism than repository trolling. git.debian.org is one location where you can store your files. We already have a Git on the development server where the Trac is located. So you can browse the repository, too. And the source is fully available. I'm no big fan of alioth. The web interface is pretty chaotic and non-intuitive. For the features we needed just to organize the work on the project I found that a mailing list (or two), a Trac and a simple repository is all that we need. Sorry, but I can't stand people who look at a space ship that is supposed to save mankind and all they do it complain that it's painted in the wrong colors. @foo (whoever you are)

I wonder why the first thing that came to your mind is why the repository isn’t git.debian.org. IMHO Jonny has done a great work on debexpo in the past weeks and I’d honestly expect a more constructive criticism than repository trolling. git.debian.org is one location where you can store your files. We already have a Git on the development server where the Trac is located. So you can browse the repository, too. And the source is fully available.

I’m no big fan of alioth. The web interface is pretty chaotic and non-intuitive. For the features we needed just to organize the work on the project I found that a mailing list (or two), a Trac and a simple repository is all that we need.

Sorry, but I can’t stand people who look at a space ship that is supposed to save mankind and all they do it complain that it’s painted in the wrong colors.

]]> Comment on debexpo by Tim http://jonnylamb.com/2008/07/09/debexpo/#comment-1271 Tim Wed, 09 Jul 2008 12:10:25 +0000 http://jonnylamb.com/?p=90#comment-1271 This is going to be cool. This is going to be cool.

]]> Comment on debexpo by Jonny Lamb http://jonnylamb.com/2008/07/09/debexpo/#comment-1270 Jonny Lamb Wed, 09 Jul 2008 10:10:09 +0000 http://jonnylamb.com/?p=90#comment-1270 Because debexpo is using none of alioth's other services. We (my mentor and I) did an assessment of the features it provides, and compared them to what my mentor wanted to use (Trac), and then we picked the best option. I did actually promote the usage of alioth for the project, but I do have to concur with my mentor in that gforge really is rather rubbish. Perhaps I'll mirror the repository on git.debian.org too. Because debexpo is using none of alioth’s other services. We (my mentor and I) did an assessment of the features it provides, and compared them to what my mentor wanted to use (Trac), and then we picked the best option.

I did actually promote the usage of alioth for the project, but I do have to concur with my mentor in that gforge really is rather rubbish.

Perhaps I’ll mirror the repository on git.debian.org too.

]]> Comment on debexpo by foo http://jonnylamb.com/2008/07/09/debexpo/#comment-1269 foo Wed, 09 Jul 2008 05:14:37 +0000 http://jonnylamb.com/?p=90#comment-1269 Why isn't this hosted on git.debian.org? Why isn’t this hosted on git.debian.org?

]]> Comment on SimpleFeed by Jonny Lamb http://jonnylamb.com/2007/03/26/simplefeed/#comment-1247 Jonny Lamb Thu, 26 Jun 2008 08:55:39 +0000 http://jonnylamb.com/2007/03/26/simplefeed/#comment-1247 Hi Dave, Thank you for noticing and bringing to my attention these bugs. I've clearly been using python more than PHP recently! I've fixed these bugs in the Git repository: http://git.jonnylamb.com/?p=simplefeed.git;a=summary Many thanks, Hi Dave,

Thank you for noticing and bringing to my attention these bugs. I’ve clearly been using python more than PHP recently! I’ve fixed these bugs in the Git repository:

http://git.jonnylamb.com/?p=simplefeed.git;a=summary

Many thanks,

]]> Comment on SimpleFeed by Dave Brondsema http://jonnylamb.com/2007/03/26/simplefeed/#comment-1246 Dave Brondsema Thu, 26 Jun 2008 03:45:41 +0000 http://jonnylamb.com/2007/03/26/simplefeed/#comment-1246 Hey Jonny, A quick note regarding what looks like 2 bugs for the $simplepie_cache_folder variable. On line 35, it should be a "." instead of a "+". And in function parseFeed, you need to have a "global $simplepie_cache_folder;" Thanks! Hey Jonny,

A quick note regarding what looks like 2 bugs for the $simplepie_cache_folder variable. On line 35, it should be a “.” instead of a “+”. And in function parseFeed, you need to have a “global $simplepie_cache_folder;”

Thanks!

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