Ok. I am removing the 0.3.2 because of the disheartening comment in
http://dbus.freedesktop.org/doc/dbus-python/api/dbus-
module.html#set_default_main_loop
I can see that progress on non-native mainloops in Python DBus has not
been made since 2006/2007-ish. I'll look a bit more into this. If we ca
Please rename it to "domain" then.
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What value should subject.origin have?
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2009/12/8 Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen :
> We should have a pluggable mainloop thing so that we can use the Qt
> mainloop instead.
Is this really needed? Talking with a KDE developer he told me that a
dependency on gobject isn't a problem to get something into KDE and
also that their mainloop uses go
I looked at the dependencies in the Makefile and came up with something
that looked more useful to me. The attached patch works for me -- please
commit :)
** Attachment added: "Patch fixing the problem."
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/36574848/patch-ab
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zeitgeist-0.2.0: using "env python" in
OK. I don't see any difference but I'll trust you on this :).
Thanks for your contribution.
revno: 1217
author: Thomas Klausner
committer: Siegfried-Angel Gevatter Pujals
branch nick: zeitgeist-trunk
timestamp: Tue 2009-12-08 14:50:42
Siegfried, I think you need to elaborate a bit in order to make that
comment useful...
"Domain" seems to imply that it is the place where the subject is
currently located. It also strikes me as a very vague and possibly
ambiguous word here. Fx. the "domain" of an RDF property is the range
in whic
Ok. It's probably not that bad memory wise to use gobject anyway... My
testing indicates that is around 400-500kb (which is still non-
negligible, but makes the savings smaller).
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2009/12/8 Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen
> Siegfried, I think you need to elaborate a bit in order to make that
> comment useful...
>
> "Domain" seems to imply that it is the place where the subject is
> currently located. It also strikes me as a very vague and possibly
> ambiguous word here. Fx. the
2009/12/8 Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen :
> If we take an example where I donwload the file from the above URL,
> there are three interesting URIs to log:
>
> - The URL my brower window points to
That's what I consider as "origin", and why I'm asking for other stuff
to use a different name (be it "do
> There is no need for event origin. If u want the origin of an event u look
> for the subject of the event before
The client has no rigorous way to find out which event came "before". We
can apply heuristics, but I don't like that
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What value should subject.origin have?
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>> there are three interesting URIs to log:
>>
>> - The URL my brower window points to
>
> That's what I consider as "origin", and why I'm asking for other stuff
> to use a different name (be it "domain" or whatever else).
Ok. Let's skip the finer details of the naming as long as we agree on
the
2009/12/8 Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen :
> So you don't consider the actual URL that I download part of the event?
No. If the user just downloaded a file, he will want to work with the
local version, not download it again. Knowing where the file came from
is also important (in case you want to give s
I am not sure Tracker's goal is to store metadata about non-existing
items (fx. if I delete an image Tracker also forgets that the image had
a width of 500px, but I could be wrong). Indeed I may also download a
file to a directory Tracker is not even monitoring.
The origin URL of a file is certain
Public bug reported:
The horizontal scrollbar is being displayed when the window width is
1024, even though all the content fits within the space.
** Affects: zeitgeist-project-website
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Horizontal scrollbar is displayed when the site is browsed
** Changed in: zeitgeist-project-website
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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Need content for team page
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/492129
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** Changed in: zeitgeist-project-website
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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Rename Teams
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Public bug reported:
We have a branch with the 1-step apriori algorithm built.
Right now it throws out the most used items with another item
We should make it configurable to be able to ask for most used interpretations
of items with other items
This way we can for example ask for most used "web
** Branch linked: lp:~zeitgeist/zeitgeist/apriori
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"apriori": get most used (websites/notes/documents/etc...)
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