On Wednesday 16 November 2005 20:58, Youness Alaoui wrote: > On Wed, 16 Nov 2005 23:41:24 -0500, Karol Krizka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Wednesday 16 November 2005 20:14, Youness Alaoui wrote: > >> On Wed, 16 Nov 2005 22:54:42 -0500, Jérôme Gagnon-Voyer > >> > >> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> > You know Youness...I found a kind of solution > >> > > >> > I found a little utility on Mac OS X, it makes the system > >> > automatically write something to you by just typing a special keyboard > >> > > >> > By example, I coded it for > >> > > >> > amsn forum (without the space between the both words) > >> > > >> > So immediatly, if I type > >> > > >> > amsn forum > >> > > >> > BANG! > >> > > >> > You can get this answer on the aMSN Mac Forum > >> > > >> > http://forums.cocoaforge.com/viewforum.php?f=14 > >> > > >> > Thanks! > >> > > >> > 3 lines appear! BOUM! Fast and sweet! Genius! Works in my mail > >> > application, in Safari (web), but not on aMSN (doh!) but anyway it's > >> > great! > >> > >> That's cool! I don't know if I'll ever use it though.. but stil..what's > >> that app's name ? > > > > There is something like that in KDE. Just go to Control Center->Reginal > > and > > Accesibility->Input Actions. There is an example in the default KDE > > install, > > just select the Examples and look for "Type 'Hello'". And it does work in > > amsn too :D. > > cool, didn't know that, only problem is that I use enlightenment on my > linux box, and my windows box (which is my main PC now) is .. well, > windows :P > > >> > By the way I installed on a friend computer aMSN...he is on Fedora > >> > Core (installed by school) > >> > I tought it would be hard (installing tcl/tk and all that stuff, > >> > because he doesn't have tcl/tk installed by default) > >> > > >> > But finally I just typed in the terminal > >> > > >> > yum install amsn > >> > > >> > 2 min later it was installed in Internet-Kde Menu, he was impressed! > >> > > >> > Yeah I know it's old, it's very 0.94-old-fashion but hey..it's easy. > >> > That's why the release should come soon, we have too much newbies > >> > hanging around us to try the new features with CVS (HEY TKCXImAGE IS > >> > NOT WORKING!! OH WHAT WE HAVE TO COMPILE IT? OH GOD! HOW DO I DO > >> > THAT?). If it could be easy like a one-line install with 0.95 > >> > installation, then all the newbies will disapeear (most of them). > >> > That's why we have to release. > >> > >> hehe cool :) but yeah, it's that easy, for 0.94 as well as 0.95, as long > >> as it's a "package" you get that nice behavior :) compiling would only > >> be > >> for CVS users and people who download "amsn source package".. > >> and by the way.. no the newbies won't dissapear, they will just find a > >> stupider question to ask :P > > > > A good idea would be to create a "aMSN CVS repo" forr some distributions > > like > > Fedora and Debian. Then we could have an script generating debs and rpms > > every few day and giving the users the possiblity to try the CVS version > > without having to much about with the technicalities of cvs command line > > and > > compiling. This would allow us to skip the release candidate all > > together. > > I though about that... well, not the repo, but the script building the > rpms as well as the .tar.gz file... a repo would be nice, but do you know > how to set up one ? I know it's quite easy with debian, I don't know about > other packages (emerge/yum...) but it's still something worth looking > into... I think that it's around the same proccess for setting up yum and emerge, just create a directory on the webserver and put some files into it, maybe generate an index. I'll tak a look at the emerge side as I am a Gentoo user.
> btw, I'm still trying to figure out who's the wiki manager, there are a > lot of things that should go into the wiki (I'd like confirmations when > the wiki is modified like that).. first, the winks and the rdesktop > threads I sent, and now this... the idea of a repo and autobuilt packages > to be added and also setting up the trak server... > Trak server? > >> > I'm not very active currently but...I'm kind of a rush guy. If you > >> > say, hey release is NOW then my package will be ready and I will fix > >> > some last-minute bug(there's a bug in the smiley substitution of > >> > custom smiley when we send the custom smileys, what we see is good > >> > but what people receive is bad) and find time to do that stuff. To > >> > find time you have to be motivated by something and currently I just > >> > have no reason to work on aMSN and tons of reasons to study so that's > >> > just normal. > >> > >> Yeah that's normal, we're all in the same boat (more or less) > > > > I'll try to fight my lasyness and do some work as I most likely have > > more time > > than you. There are some advantages to being in a high school :) > > yeah.. lucky you.. in my case, I'm with a full time job (internship) and > I'll soon be full time at school + part time job + part time external > training in finances . > > >> > See ya > >> > > >> > Le 05-11-16 à 15:30, Youness Alaoui a écrit : > >> >> and I totally understand Jerome for answering the guy like that.. -- Karol Krizka
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