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WikiSandboxFeel free to use this page to experiment with the Text Formatting Rules. Just click the "Edit" link at the top of the page. If you've not already done so, you will need to Create an account. Ir a Aprieta aqui gNewSense fue creado por bbrazil y ompaul. gNewSense fue creado por bbrazil y ompaul. Wanted to add this to http://www.gnewsense.org/Builder/Builder but don't have rights to edit: Command-line to check-out the files is: $ svn co http://svn.gnewsense.svnhopper.net/gnewsense/builder/trunk builder Will this page ever use a Wiki software that doesn't require camelcase links (like MediaWiki)? On this page... (hide)
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Centrado entra al Wiki y a Google 2.2 SeccionTry to edit This is a test of the Sandbox. I had fun playing here before making real changes that will help the community. Image attachment: Syntax chris_debian - test Karl has written a list of actions that need to be taken when non-free software is identified. This list can be changed if required, but for now, if you discover non-free in gNS, can you please take the following actions: 1. Non-free package/ component identified
Need to add to the top of this page: http://bugs.gnewsense.org/Bugs/HomePage?action=edit I seem to have insufficient permissions to do this. chris_debian - test 2.3 Number of Open Bug Reports (last 4 weeks):
chris_debian - test 2.4 Package count and freedom status (last 4 weeks):
chris_debian - test 2.5 PFV packages formatting:
chris_debian - test 2.6 Projects page test:
2.7 Welcome to the projects page.If you take up something listed on our How To Help page, mark it 'in progress' and make a page here for it.
chris_debian - test Package Freedom Verification (PFV) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's) Looking at the distribution mailing list, and my personal mail, I noticed that many people are asking the same questions regarding PFV work. Please find below, a list of frequently asked questions, and answers. 1. What does PFV mean? Package freedom verification/ verifier/s 2. How many packages should be in a section? Approximately 30 packages should be in a section. This makes it more attractive for fellow volunteers to help out in the future. Some times it makes sense to have more than this number in the section, but 30 should be aimed for. 3. I need to split my section, because it's too large; how do I name the new sections? As mentioned above, aim to split the section in to bite sized chunks of about 30 packages. When you name the new sections, you need to make sure that the new titles would cover any packages that are added in future releases of gNS. This is an example: MAIN/ m became: Main m1-mem and Main men-mz This ensures that if a new package was released, that was called m111, then it would fit in to this heading. If the section had been entitled _Main m-mem_, this would not have been so obvious. 4. How do I help-out with PFV? Register for an account (insert link), and say _Hello!_ on the mailing list (insert link). Have a look at this page (insert PFV link) and see if you can help out. If you think you can, contact me (link) or mail the list to make sure nobody else is about to start work on the section you are interested in. 5. It's not clear which licence a package uses, what should I do? Add the package to the suspected non-free software page (insert link), and report a bug, here (insert link). It is better to report a bug and close it a day later, than to leave any areas in an _unsure state_. 6. There seem to be so many variations to each package, which one do I check? If you find this is a recurring problem, you are probably checking the Ubuntu changelogs (eg http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/main/libm/) and not the gNS repository (eg http://archive.gnewsense.org/gnewsense/pool/main/libm/). Make sure you are checking the right one. Hope this ever expanding list help. Many thanks, chris_debian My first edit. Blah. Blah Blah. ttDavoDinkum here, just writing up a quick guide on how to install a HP LaserJet 2100 on gNewSense v1.1 (parallel connection) Chris_debian 2.8 Package Freedom Verification Contributions (MAIN):This is a wiki, so please feel free to amend if the situation changes :-). The following contributions are gratefully acknowledged:
2.9 Summary
2.10 Completed, NOT Free, age > 28 days
2.11 NOT Completed, age > 28 days
2.12 NOT adoptedMain language-pack-gr - language-pack-kc Main language-pack-kd - language-pack-kde-ce Main language-pack-kde-cf - language-pack-kde-fz Main language-pack-kde-g - language-pack-kde-hz Main language-pack-kde-i - language-pack-kde-k? Main language-pack-kde-l - language-pack-kde-m Main language-pack-kde-n - language-pack-kde-ps Main language-pack-kde-pt - language-pack-kde-sr Main language-pack-kde-ss - language-pack-kde-uz Main language-pack-kde-v - language-pack-kde-zz Main language-pack-kdf - language-pack-mg Main language-pack-mh - language-pack-nr Main language-pack-ns - language-pack-sd Main language-pack-se - language-pack-th Main language-pack-ti - language-pack-yi Main language-pack-yj - language-st Main language-support-a - language-support-hz Main language-support-i - language-support-nz Main language-support-o - language-support-tz Main language-support-u - language-support-zz Main languagea - linuxz Main linv - lz Main libga-libgm Main xa-xfc Main xfd-xl Testing monospaced font code blocks:
int main( void )
{
int two_spaces;
int tabtest;
printf("Do monospaced fonts work?\n");
return 0;
}
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wikistyle red code?
int main( void )
{
int two_spaces;
int tabtest;
printf("Do monospaced fonts work?\n");
return 0;
}
Okay so it seems that the CSS for gNewSense's PmWiki is somehow broken. You can't get `monospaced' fonts, maybe because the CSS for the <pre> tag is wrong, I'm not sure. In any case you cannot use any of the usual means to get monospaced fonts namely:
Although all of the above do output the correct HTML code inside <pre> tags. So really all that needs to be done is fore someone to fix the current CSS. However, in the meantime you can actually redefine the CSS style for the items in your particular page using PmWiki syntax as described on the WikiStyles page. You just use: %font-family=monospace%<monospaced contents goes here>%% If you need to use `%' tags within the monospaced output you need to use `pct' or `[= =]' blocks instead, as explained in WikiStyles. ---
this has no plus + this has a plus 3. Installing anki on gNewSense 2.0For more information see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anki Open a terminal and type sudp apt-get update
sudo apt-get install python-qt4 python-sip4 python-sqlalchemy python-pysqlite2 python-simplejson
sudo dpkg -i anki_0.9.5.7-1_all.deb
Now run anki to ensure that it installed correctly. 4. Fixing epiphanyepiphany has a bug with calling on external applications. it doesnt work. if you click a PDF link, and then choose "open" (from 'save as' 'cancel' and 'open'), it doesn't open the PDF. It puts it in /tmp/ and does nothing else. To fix this, sudo apt-get install mozplugger now PDFs will open with the evince plugin. Update: Page links don't work when viewing a PDF with the Evince plugin, instead, Evince opens and displays an error message: Attempting to view two different PDFs with the plugin results in the secong PDF opening in Evince, not the Evince plugin. Attempting to view the same PDF with the evince plugin twice results in the second PDF to not open. Closing the Epiphany tab that showing a PDF using the Evince plugin results in any open Evince windows being closed as well. 5. Compiling Gnash on gNewSense 2.0Update! bzr is replacing CVS Reference: http://wiki.gnashdev.org/Building_on_Hardy_Heron These are the steps I took to compile Gnash on gNewSense 2.0
6. gnash quick steps for bzr version1.- ./autogen.sh 11:01 < shawoho> 2.- ./configure --prefix=/usr/ --disable-static --enable-gui=gtk --enable-docbook --with-npapi-plugindir=/usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/ 11:01 < shawoho> well that is the list of parameters that i used to configure 3.- make 4.- make html 5.- make check 6.- sudo make install 6.- sudo make install-plugins 7.- sudo make install-plugins 7. Playing DVDs on gNewSenseThere is a script that will install libdvdcss. This will enable DVD playback. Ensure that you have an active internet connection. Then, run this command.
You will also need to install Gstreamers "ugly" set of plugins:
Enter your password when prompted. Once completed, you should be able to play DVDs in Totem. 8. Installing IceCat 3.0
Enter your password when prompted. IceCat should now be installed. If it is not in the GNOME menu, follow these steps: Press Alt+F2 and type in 'alacarte' (without the quotes). Press Enter. Click on 'Internet' on the left and then click on 'New Item'. Fill out the dialog box like so: Type: Application Name: IceCat Command: icecat %u Comment: Browse the web Click 'OK' Now click 'Close' IceCat should now be in the menu. Enjoy. 9. Getting VirtualBox to workIf you get this error message when running VirtualBox from a shell: $ virtualbox WARNING: The character device /dev/vboxdrv does not exist. Please install the virtualbox-ose-modules package for your kernel,
which is likely virtualbox-ose-modules-386.
You will not be able to start VMs until this problem is fixed.
You can fix it by running:
Another potential issue: $ virtualbox WARNING: You are not a member of the "vboxusers" group. Please add yourself to this group before starting VirtualBox. You will not be able to start VMs until this problem is fixed. Run:
Log out and log back in. Now VirtualBox will work. 10. FAQ proposalsWhy isn't the program I want in the repositories? It's free software, so it should be there! The most likely reason is that the program is in Ubuntu Universe. As gNewSense only has Ubuntu's main repository, any programs not in the main repository will be unavailable. This is mostly due to lack of developer time. 11. Find |
This was tested with this PDF: