Re: New planet KDE
Hi, So the issue was that the pluto script didn't handle at all getting a timeout. I send a Pull Request upstream[1] and it was accepted and is already in the latest version of Pluto. I will update the dependencies tomorrow, so that such a problem doesn't happens anymore. Cheers, Carl [1]: https://github.com/feedreader/pluto/pull/24 ‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐ Le jeudi, mars 12, 2020 7:43 PM, Boudewijn Rempt a écrit : > On donderdag 12 maart 2020 19:59:05 CET Timothée Giet wrote: > > > Le 12/03/2020 à 19:25, Shlomi Fish a écrit : > > > > > On Thu, 12 Mar 2020 14:19:26 + > > > Carl Schwan c...@carlschwan.eu wrote: > > > > > > > Hello everyone, > > > > A new version of planet.kde.org is now available. From a technical > > > > point of > > > > view, this is a migration form the rawdog planet agregator to the pluto > > > > engine and also reuse the Jekyll theme used in various other KDE > > > > website. > > > > > > Hi Carl! > > > Thanks for all your work. Note however that when I access > > > https://planet.kde.org/ in firefox on fedora 31 x64 (from 012 Smile / > > > Israel) I > > > see the top posts are from late 2018 and mostly only from Michael Pyne's > > > blog. > > > This seems wrong - can it be fixed please? > > > > I started to investigate a bit after noticing the same issue. > > Looks like only the first 4 entries of the planet.ini list are loaded. > > The next one is boud's blog, and indeed the link doesn't seem to work > > currently, which I guess makes the whole list stuck at this point (which > > is indeed a big problem, there should be some way to workaround it when > > a link is not accessible to not block all the next entries) > > Apparently it was down for half an hour, and now it's up again... But the > planet should be resilient enough to handle that. > > -- > > https://www.valdyas.org | https://www.krita.org publickey - carl@carlschwan.eu - 0x7F564CB5.asc Description: application/pgp-keys signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
Re: New planet KDE
Hi, I didn't though about this use case, but it makes completely sence. It shouldn't be difficult to implement a view with all the the languages displayed and then add some handling with javascript and cookies to create a language selector similar to the old planet. I will try to implement this as soon as possible, probably next week. Cheers, Carl ‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐ Le jeudi, mars 12, 2020 6:05 PM, Albert Astals Cid a écrit : > El dijous, 12 de març de 2020, a les 15:19:26 CET, Carl Schwan va escriure: > > > Hello everyone, > > A new version of planet.kde.org is now available. From a technical point of > > view, > > this is a migration form the rawdog planet agregator to the pluto engine > > and also > > reuse the Jekyll theme used in various other KDE website. > > The new Planet offers a bigger selection of language and more languages can > > be easily > > added if needed. Each language also has a specific atom.xml feed: e.g. > > https://planet.kde.org/ca/atom.xml/, so it's possible to follow only post > > in one > > specific language. > > Not being able to see multiple languages at the same time (on the webpage, i > don't care for RSS) is a severe regression for me, any chance that can be > fixed? > > Cheers, > Albert > > > Another improvement of the new version is that it's easier to read on a > > mobile > > phone, since the videos and iframes shouldn't get larger than the screen > > width anymore. > > A huge thanks for Ben for his help in deploying the new website and to > > Stasiek Michalski > > for his work on planet-test.opensuse.org and helping me adapting his work > > for KDE. > > The repository is now available in invent: > > https://invent.kde.org/websites/planet-kde-org > > with updated instructions how to add your feed to the Planet and how to > > setup > > a developement environment. > > Regards, > > Carl > > PS: There are still tons of blog not using https. It's very easy to setup > > let's encrypt > > nowadays for free, so I really recommand you to spend the 10 minutes to set > > it up and > > then update your feed url in the planet configuration. publickey - carl@carlschwan.eu - 0x7F564CB5.asc Description: application/pgp-keys signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
Re: New planet KDE
El dijous, 12 de març de 2020, a les 15:19:26 CET, Carl Schwan va escriure: > Hello everyone, > > A new version of planet.kde.org is now available. From a technical point of > view, > this is a migration form the rawdog planet agregator to the pluto engine and > also > reuse the Jekyll theme used in various other KDE website. > > The new Planet offers a bigger selection of language and more languages can > be easily > added if needed. Each language also has a specific atom.xml feed: e.g. > https://planet.kde.org/ca/atom.xml/, so it's possible to follow only post in > one > specific language. > > Another improvement of the new version is that it's easier to read on a mobile > phone, since the videos and iframes shouldn't get larger than the screen > width anymore. Two more small things: * There's no list of aggregated people, i used that from time to time * The "To have your blog added to this aggregator, please read the instructions" feels like it has been given a too prominent place, i mean it's almost the first thing in there, but it targets 0.01% of the readers of that page? Cheers, Albert P.S: Yes i invented that 0.01% number ;) > > A huge thanks for Ben for his help in deploying the new website and to > Stasiek Michalski > for his work on planet-test.opensuse.org and helping me adapting his work for > KDE. > > The repository is now available in invent: > https://invent.kde.org/websites/planet-kde-org > with updated instructions how to add your feed to the Planet and how to setup > a developement environment. > > > Regards, > Carl > > > PS: There are still tons of blog not using https. It's very easy to setup > let's encrypt > nowadays for free, so I really recommand you to spend the 10 minutes to set > it up and > then update your feed url in the planet configuration. >
Re: New planet KDE
On donderdag 12 maart 2020 19:59:05 CET Timothée Giet wrote: > Le 12/03/2020 à 19:25, Shlomi Fish a écrit : > > On Thu, 12 Mar 2020 14:19:26 + > > Carl Schwan wrote: > > > >> Hello everyone, > >> > >> A new version of planet.kde.org is now available. From a technical point of > >> view, this is a migration form the rawdog planet agregator to the pluto > >> engine and also reuse the Jekyll theme used in various other KDE website. > >> > > Hi Carl! > > > > Thanks for all your work. Note however that when I access > > https://planet.kde.org/ in firefox on fedora 31 x64 (from 012 Smile / > > Israel) I > > see the top posts are from late 2018 and mostly only from Michael Pyne's > > blog. > > This seems wrong - can it be fixed please? > > I started to investigate a bit after noticing the same issue. > > Looks like only the first 4 entries of the planet.ini list are loaded. > > The next one is boud's blog, and indeed the link doesn't seem to work > currently, which I guess makes the whole list stuck at this point (which > is indeed a big problem, there should be some way to workaround it when > a link is not accessible to not block all the next entries) > Apparently it was down for half an hour, and now it's up again... But the planet should be resilient enough to handle that. -- https://www.valdyas.org | https://www.krita.org
Re: New planet KDE
Le 12/03/2020 à 19:25, Shlomi Fish a écrit : > On Thu, 12 Mar 2020 14:19:26 + > Carl Schwan wrote: > >> Hello everyone, >> >> A new version of planet.kde.org is now available. From a technical point of >> view, this is a migration form the rawdog planet agregator to the pluto >> engine and also reuse the Jekyll theme used in various other KDE website. >> > Hi Carl! > > Thanks for all your work. Note however that when I access > https://planet.kde.org/ in firefox on fedora 31 x64 (from 012 Smile / Israel) > I > see the top posts are from late 2018 and mostly only from Michael Pyne's blog. > This seems wrong - can it be fixed please? I started to investigate a bit after noticing the same issue. Looks like only the first 4 entries of the planet.ini list are loaded. The next one is boud's blog, and indeed the link doesn't seem to work currently, which I guess makes the whole list stuck at this point (which is indeed a big problem, there should be some way to workaround it when a link is not accessible to not block all the next entries) Timo.
Re: New planet KDE
On Thu, 12 Mar 2020 14:19:26 + Carl Schwan wrote: > Hello everyone, > > A new version of planet.kde.org is now available. From a technical point of > view, this is a migration form the rawdog planet agregator to the pluto > engine and also reuse the Jekyll theme used in various other KDE website. > Hi Carl! Thanks for all your work. Note however that when I access https://planet.kde.org/ in firefox on fedora 31 x64 (from 012 Smile / Israel) I see the top posts are from late 2018 and mostly only from Michael Pyne's blog. This seems wrong - can it be fixed please? > The new Planet offers a bigger selection of language and more languages can > be easily added if needed. Each language also has a specific atom.xml feed: > e.g. https://planet.kde.org/ca/atom.xml/, so it's possible to follow only > post in one specific language. > > Another improvement of the new version is that it's easier to read on a mobile > phone, since the videos and iframes shouldn't get larger than the screen > width anymore. > > A huge thanks for Ben for his help in deploying the new website and to > Stasiek Michalski for his work on planet-test.opensuse.org and helping me > adapting his work for KDE. > > The repository is now available in invent: > https://invent.kde.org/websites/planet-kde-org with updated instructions how > to add your feed to the Planet and how to setup a developement environment. > > > Regards, > Carl > > > PS: There are still tons of blog not using https. It's very easy to setup > let's encrypt nowadays for free, so I really recommand you to spend the 10 > minutes to set it up and then update your feed url in the planet > configuration. -- Shlomi Fish https://www.shlomifish.org/ Why I Love Perl - https://shlom.in/joy-of-perl *Reg*: All right, but apart from the sanitation, medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, the fresh water system, and public health, what have the Romans ever done for us? — Life of Brian (1979) ( http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0079470/quotes ) Please reply to list if it's a mailing list post - http://shlom.in/reply .
Re: New planet KDE
El dijous, 12 de març de 2020, a les 15:19:26 CET, Carl Schwan va escriure: > Hello everyone, > > A new version of planet.kde.org is now available. From a technical point of > view, > this is a migration form the rawdog planet agregator to the pluto engine and > also > reuse the Jekyll theme used in various other KDE website. > > The new Planet offers a bigger selection of language and more languages can > be easily > added if needed. Each language also has a specific atom.xml feed: e.g. > https://planet.kde.org/ca/atom.xml/, so it's possible to follow only post in > one > specific language. Not being able to see multiple languages at the same time (on the webpage, i don't care for RSS) is a severe regression for me, any chance that can be fixed? Cheers, Albert > > Another improvement of the new version is that it's easier to read on a mobile > phone, since the videos and iframes shouldn't get larger than the screen > width anymore. > > A huge thanks for Ben for his help in deploying the new website and to > Stasiek Michalski > for his work on planet-test.opensuse.org and helping me adapting his work for > KDE. > > The repository is now available in invent: > https://invent.kde.org/websites/planet-kde-org > with updated instructions how to add your feed to the Planet and how to setup > a developement environment. > > > Regards, > Carl > > > PS: There are still tons of blog not using https. It's very easy to setup > let's encrypt > nowadays for free, so I really recommand you to spend the 10 minutes to set > it up and > then update your feed url in the planet configuration. >
Re: New planet KDE
WOW It looks awesome! \o/ Thanks for the create work everyone! On Thu, Mar 12, 2020 at 11:19 AM Carl Schwan wrote: > Hello everyone, > > A new version of planet.kde.org is now available. From a technical point > of view, > this is a migration form the rawdog planet agregator to the pluto engine > and also > reuse the Jekyll theme used in various other KDE website. > > The new Planet offers a bigger selection of language and more languages > can be easily > added if needed. Each language also has a specific atom.xml feed: e.g. > https://planet.kde.org/ca/atom.xml/, so it's possible to follow only post > in one > specific language. > > Another improvement of the new version is that it's easier to read on a > mobile > phone, since the videos and iframes shouldn't get larger than the screen > width anymore. > > A huge thanks for Ben for his help in deploying the new website and to > Stasiek Michalski > for his work on planet-test.opensuse.org and helping me adapting his work > for KDE. > > The repository is now available in invent: > https://invent.kde.org/websites/planet-kde-org > with updated instructions how to add your feed to the Planet and how to > setup > a developement environment. > > > Regards, > Carl > > > PS: There are still tons of blog not using https. It's very easy to setup > let's encrypt > nowadays for free, so I really recommand you to spend the 10 minutes to > set it up and > then update your feed url in the planet configuration. > -- *Lays Rodrigues* *Software Developer* *KDE Community Member* *Telegram: @lays147*
Re: New planet KDE
Wow, this looks amazing! So much nicer. Great work, Carl. Nate On 3/12/20 8:19 AM, Carl Schwan wrote: Hello everyone, A new version of planet.kde.org is now available. From a technical point of view, this is a migration form the rawdog planet agregator to the pluto engine and also reuse the Jekyll theme used in various other KDE website. The new Planet offers a bigger selection of language and more languages can be easily added if needed. Each language also has a specific atom.xml feed: e.g. https://planet.kde.org/ca/atom.xml/, so it's possible to follow only post in one specific language. Another improvement of the new version is that it's easier to read on a mobile phone, since the videos and iframes shouldn't get larger than the screen width anymore. A huge thanks for Ben for his help in deploying the new website and to Stasiek Michalski for his work on planet-test.opensuse.org and helping me adapting his work for KDE. The repository is now available in invent: https://invent.kde.org/websites/planet-kde-org with updated instructions how to add your feed to the Planet and how to setup a developement environment. Regards, Carl PS: There are still tons of blog not using https. It's very easy to setup let's encrypt nowadays for free, so I really recommand you to spend the 10 minutes to set it up and then update your feed url in the planet configuration.
New planet KDE
Hello everyone, A new version of planet.kde.org is now available. From a technical point of view, this is a migration form the rawdog planet agregator to the pluto engine and also reuse the Jekyll theme used in various other KDE website. The new Planet offers a bigger selection of language and more languages can be easily added if needed. Each language also has a specific atom.xml feed: e.g. https://planet.kde.org/ca/atom.xml/, so it's possible to follow only post in one specific language. Another improvement of the new version is that it's easier to read on a mobile phone, since the videos and iframes shouldn't get larger than the screen width anymore. A huge thanks for Ben for his help in deploying the new website and to Stasiek Michalski for his work on planet-test.opensuse.org and helping me adapting his work for KDE. The repository is now available in invent: https://invent.kde.org/websites/planet-kde-org with updated instructions how to add your feed to the Planet and how to setup a developement environment. Regards, Carl PS: There are still tons of blog not using https. It's very easy to setup let's encrypt nowadays for free, so I really recommand you to spend the 10 minutes to set it up and then update your feed url in the planet configuration. publickey - carl@carlschwan.eu - 0x7F564CB5.asc Description: application/pgp-keys signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
