[jira] Updated: (GUMP-29) new user howto

2005-11-13 Thread Leo Simons (JIRA)
 [ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUMP-29?page=all ]

Leo Simons updated GUMP-29:
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Fix Version: Gump3-alpha-6
 (was: Gump3-alpha-5)
Description: 
New users seem weary of editing gump descriptors (especially when they don't 
live in their own cvs module but they have to change things in the gump 
repository), and most of them are very sketchy as to the steps one takes to fix 
things. Niclas Hedhman' recent experience in getting some of avalon to build 
using gump and the talk resulting from it on avalon-dev and gump-general are a 
good example of a new user we need to talk through things.

We need a howto. Not just the technical explanation, but some philosophy 
(Everyone is free to work on gump. Everyone. Stuff like that) intertwined.

  was:
New users seem weary of editing gump descriptors (especially when they don't 
live in their own cvs module but they have to change things in the gump 
repository), and most of them are very sketchy as to the steps one takes to fix 
things. Niclas Hedhman' recent experience in getting some of avalon to build 
using gump and the talk resulting from it on avalon-dev and gump-general are a 
good example of a new user we need to talk through things.

We need a howto. Not just the technical explanation, but some philosophy 
(Everyone is free to work on gump. Everyone. Stuff like that) intertwined.

Version: Gump3-alpha-6
 (was: Gump3-alpha-5)
 (was: Gump3-alpha-4)
Environment: 

bump.

 new user howto
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  Key: GUMP-29
  URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUMP-29
  Project: Gump
 Type: Improvement
   Components: Documentation
 Versions: Gump3-alpha-6
 Reporter: Leo Simons
  Fix For: Gump3-alpha-6


 New users seem weary of editing gump descriptors (especially when they don't 
 live in their own cvs module but they have to change things in the gump 
 repository), and most of them are very sketchy as to the steps one takes to 
 fix things. Niclas Hedhman' recent experience in getting some of avalon to 
 build using gump and the talk resulting from it on avalon-dev and 
 gump-general are a good example of a new user we need to talk through things.
 We need a howto. Not just the technical explanation, but some philosophy 
 (Everyone is free to work on gump. Everyone. Stuff like that) intertwined.

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[jira] Updated: (GUMP-29) new user howto

2005-03-27 Thread Leo Simons (JIRA)
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Leo Simons updated GUMP-29:
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Version: unspecified

 new user howto
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  Key: GUMP-29
  URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUMP-29
  Project: Gump
 Type: Improvement
   Components: Documentation
 Versions: Gump3-beta, Gump3-alpha
 Reporter: Leo Simons
 Assignee: Leo Simons
  Fix For: Gump3-beta


 New users seem weary of editing gump descriptors (especially when they don't 
 live in their own cvs module but they have to change things in the gump 
 repository), and most of them are very sketchy as to the steps one takes to 
 fix things. Niclas Hedhman' recent experience in getting some of avalon to 
 build using gump and the talk resulting from it on avalon-dev and 
 gump-general are a good example of a new user we need to talk through things.
 We need a howto. Not just the technical explanation, but some philosophy 
 (Everyone is free to work on gump. Everyone. Stuff like that) intertwined.

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[jira] Updated: (GUMP-29) new user howto

2005-03-27 Thread Leo Simons (JIRA)
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Leo Simons updated GUMP-29:
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Version: Gump3-beta

 new user howto
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  Key: GUMP-29
  URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUMP-29
  Project: Gump
 Type: Improvement
   Components: Documentation
 Versions: Gump3-beta, Gump3-alpha
 Reporter: Leo Simons
  Fix For: Gump3-beta


 New users seem weary of editing gump descriptors (especially when they don't 
 live in their own cvs module but they have to change things in the gump 
 repository), and most of them are very sketchy as to the steps one takes to 
 fix things. Niclas Hedhman' recent experience in getting some of avalon to 
 build using gump and the talk resulting from it on avalon-dev and 
 gump-general are a good example of a new user we need to talk through things.
 We need a howto. Not just the technical explanation, but some philosophy 
 (Everyone is free to work on gump. Everyone. Stuff like that) intertwined.

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[jira] Updated: (GUMP-29) new user howto

2005-03-27 Thread Leo Simons (JIRA)
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Leo Simons updated GUMP-29:
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  Assign To: (was: Leo Simons)
Version: Gump3-alpha
 (was: unspecified)
Fix Version: Gump3-beta
 (was: unspecified)

 new user howto
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  Key: GUMP-29
  URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUMP-29
  Project: Gump
 Type: Improvement
   Components: Documentation
 Versions: Gump3-beta, Gump3-alpha
 Reporter: Leo Simons
  Fix For: Gump3-beta


 New users seem weary of editing gump descriptors (especially when they don't 
 live in their own cvs module but they have to change things in the gump 
 repository), and most of them are very sketchy as to the steps one takes to 
 fix things. Niclas Hedhman' recent experience in getting some of avalon to 
 build using gump and the talk resulting from it on avalon-dev and 
 gump-general are a good example of a new user we need to talk through things.
 We need a howto. Not just the technical explanation, but some philosophy 
 (Everyone is free to work on gump. Everyone. Stuff like that) intertwined.

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[jira] Updated: (GUMP-29) new user howto

2005-03-27 Thread Leo Simons (JIRA)
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Leo Simons updated GUMP-29:
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Version: (was: unspecified)

 new user howto
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  Key: GUMP-29
  URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUMP-29
  Project: Gump
 Type: Improvement
   Components: Documentation
 Reporter: Leo Simons
 Assignee: Leo Simons
  Fix For: unspecified


 New users seem weary of editing gump descriptors (especially when they don't 
 live in their own cvs module but they have to change things in the gump 
 repository), and most of them are very sketchy as to the steps one takes to 
 fix things. Niclas Hedhman' recent experience in getting some of avalon to 
 build using gump and the talk resulting from it on avalon-dev and 
 gump-general are a good example of a new user we need to talk through things.
 We need a howto. Not just the technical explanation, but some philosophy 
 (Everyone is free to work on gump. Everyone. Stuff like that) intertwined.

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