Tyler Mitchell wrote:
> Hi all,
> Thanks for the quick report, there were a couple glitches that have
> not been fixed. Please refresh your browser and let me know if you
> still have a problem.
Works like a charm here. Good work!
PB
--
Geographical Information Systems Laboratory
Institute
I'm a bit late with this one and this is rather Finland-centric, but
anyway:
We have a similar program in Finland:
http://demokioski.dy.fi/kesakoodijuliste.pdf (in finnish). It's open for
all Finnish (I guess the nationality counts) students.
I'd be very happy to see applications for this program
Jody Garnett wrote:
To be clear - this "idea list" is from the community to perspective
students; what the students need to write up is considerably more
detailed (and defined by the SoC process).
One of the things the SoC summit brought out was that ideas should be
detailed enough to be cle
Here is the link to the previous years ideas:
- http://www.refractions.net/soc2006/ (you need a single page per
organization)
- http://www.refractions.net/soc2006/index.php?PostgisIdeas
- http://udig.refractions.net/confluence/display/HACK/Summer+of+Code
As an example here is the kind of thing
We rant a paragraph description last time - with mixed results. I would
try a couple of paragraphs and a diagram, mostly to make sure the scope
is limited
to the kind of thing that can be accomplished in a summer. Be providing
some examples of subject matter and scope you will keep the signal to
Perhaps someone more experienced than I can shed some definitive light
on this, but the link sent earlier that outlined the requirements for
the mentoring application said:
"Does your organization have an application template you would like to
see students use? If so, please provide it now."
Wou
Is there a proposal template available someplace? I mean, how fully
baked would ideas
have to be at this point in time?
Steve
>>> Frank Warmerdam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 2/26/2007 5:37:11 PM >>>
Landon Blake wrote:
> This person would be Frank or I. I think if there were going to be
> projects from t
Perhaps we can devote a portion of the OSGeo Wiki that Frank set up for
Soc for projects that will participate under the OSGeo umbrella. If we
need to have our mentoring application submitted to Google within the
next 2 weeks I'd like to see this list completed by Friday of this week
so Frank and I
Roger that Frank. That is the capacity I was volunteering to fill for
GeoTools and OpenJUMP.
Landon
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Landon Blake wrote:
As part of my efforts to be more active on the "open source
geospatial community" I have agreed to help Frank Wammerdam with the
Google Summer of Code coordination at the OSGeo. (Thanks to Paul
Ramsey for some encouragement in this regard.)
I'd really like to see some GeoTool
Landon Blake wrote:
This person would be Frank or I. I think if there were going to be
projects from the GeoTools or JUMP/OpenJUMP communities I would handle
it. Unless of course, Frank objected.
Landon (A.K.A. - The Sunburned Surveyor)
Landon,
We need the projects to step up and prepare proj
This person would be Frank or I. I think if there were going to be
projects from the GeoTools or JUMP/OpenJUMP communities I would handle
it. Unless of course, Frank objected.
Landon (A.K.A. - The Sunburned Surveyor)
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Good timing - we were talking about this very topic in todays GeoTools
meeting. And arriving at a similar spot - that OSGeo would be the best
organization for the task.
What we initial need however is someone on the "admin" side to get the
OSGeo effort underway; perhaps provide a template for "id
On 26-Feb-07, at 1:26 AM, Przemysław Bojczuk wrote:
Ok, so how do I set a default language? My Japanese (which is
loaded by default and in which the left-hand menu persistently
stays) reading capabilities are far from perfect, unfortunately. ;-)
Hi all,
Thanks for the quick report, there were
seems to happen for all languages...
Jeroen Ticheler wrote:
Another related thing on this:
When I switch to Italian for instance, the link to switch back to
English is incorrect and it will remain in Italian.
Ciao,
Jeroen
On Feb 26, 2007, at 2:34 PM, Jeroen Ticheler wrote:
Hi Gao,
I know
Another related thing on this:
When I switch to Italian for instance, the link to switch back to
English is incorrect and it will remain in Italian.
Ciao,
Jeroen
On Feb 26, 2007, at 2:34 PM, Jeroen Ticheler wrote:
Hi Gao,
I know I can select my own language, but I want to read the English
Hi Gao,
I know I can select my own language, but I want to read the English
page. The fact is that that page shows up with Chinese (or is it
Japanese) in locations that have been translated. This is related to
the content, not to the default translations offered by Drupal.
Now it seems that
Jeroen:
I think that osgeo.org maybe use the Drupal(http://drupal.org/) to manage the
content.
But I haven't found out which theme and modules has been used in this site.
Drupal support many languages besides English. User can switch the interface to
their favorite language.
You can find your ow
On 2/26/07, Jeroen Ticheler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
Today the osgeo.org showed up in Chinese (at least partially) for me.
Though I like the characters on my screen, it will take me some time
to understand it ;-)
My browsers are Flock and Firefox (on the Mac), my language settings
have
Tyler Mitchell wrote:
> Hi everybody,
> It is with pleasure that I mention our main web site now supports
> more than just the English language!
Ok, so how do I set a default language? My Japanese (which is
loaded by default and in which the left-hand menu persistently
stays) reading capabiliti
Hi all,
Today the osgeo.org showed up in Chinese (at least partially) for me.
Though I like the characters on my screen, it will take me some time
to understand it ;-)
My browsers are Flock and Firefox (on the Mac), my language settings
have English (en) and English/United States (en-us) as
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