sbalneav | mhall119: Changes user settings | 13:22 |
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sbalneav | It creates a zip file of gconf settings & files | 13:23 |
stgraber | morning sbalneav ! | 13:35 |
sbalneav | Morning stgraber | 13:47 |
stgraber | sbalneav: back home or still somewhere in the US ? | 13:49 |
sbalneav | Sitting here in McQuillan's office. I head to the airport at 11:15 | 13:51 |
sbalneav | in 'bout an hour and 15 minutes. | 13:52 |
sbalneav | Just doing some more cleanup on the pam_libssh module. | 13:52 |
mhall119 | sbalneav: so it just over-writes the user's gconf files? | 13:53 |
mhall119 | rather than adding a new read-only source location | 13:53 |
mhall119 | the way I was planning on doing Qimo was to add a gdm script that would add a new set of default configs between the user's settings and the default settings | 13:54 |
mhall119 | you could do the same, adding read-only configs before the user's settings | 13:55 |
sbalneav | mhall119: for the mandatory settings it sets up a new directory. | 13:55 |
mhall119 | in the user's folder, or somewhere shared? | 13:55 |
sbalneav | Users' folder | 13:56 |
mhall119 | does sabayon do per-user settings, or do you define a "profile" once and assign it to multiple users or groups | 13:56 |
sbalneav | Sabayon can do both. | 13:57 |
mhall119 | ok | 13:57 |
mhall119 | I'll have to play with it some i guess | 13:57 |
highvoltage | mhall119: hmm, my twidenash doesn't display. All I did was include the css, and link to the javascript in a block doing <script src="http://edubuntu.org/scripts/twidenash.js?edubuntu"></script> | 17:19 |
highvoltage | mhall119: was there anything else I should've done | 17:19 |
mhall119 | highvoltage: I'll check it in a minute, gotta pickup the kids from school | 17:28 |
highvoltage | mhall119: k | 17:34 |
mhall119 | highvoltage: do you have that code hosted somewhere I can check it? | 18:42 |
highvoltage | mhall119: hmm, only admin users can see it at the moment, I'll just throw it out in an html file somewhere... one moment... | 18:42 |
mhall119 | highvoltage: are you seeing any error messages? | 18:44 |
highvoltage | mhall119: so I guess this is thie simplest form it should work as? http://edubuntu.org/scripts/microblogs.html | 18:44 |
mhall119 | I think it needs a parent-block | 18:44 |
highvoltage | hmm, it works when I run it from the loco team site, I'll just grab that script then :) | 18:49 |
mhall119 | that one will also check locoteams.status.net | 18:51 |
highvoltage | hmm, in this case it seems like that's the only one it's checking | 18:52 |
binyam_ | is there any way to make Qcad open AutoCAD files | 19:14 |
mhall119 | highvoltage: the newest lp:twidenash should work for you | 19:17 |
mhall119 | rev 4 | 19:18 |
binyam_ | is there any way to make Qcad open AutoCAD dwg files | 19:24 |
mhall119 | binyam_: don't know, sorry | 19:24 |
jbicha | have you guys heard of http://www.userful.com/ ? Alberta company selling Edubuntu thin client stuff? | 19:58 |
highvoltage | jbicha: yep, they're stuff was even packaged at one point | 19:59 |
highvoltage | (although not in main/universe, obviously) | 20:00 |
jbicha | so they're sort of competing with your company? | 20:02 |
highvoltage | not that I know of :) | 20:02 |
highvoltage | seems to be aiming for a slightly different market | 20:02 |
jbicha | what do you mean? | 20:03 |
highvoltage | jbicha: userful seems more for someone who actually just wants to implement a few computers. revolution linux does more work on the type of stuff that scales very big, like large (3000-5000 machine) LTSP deployments with LTSP cluster | 20:04 |
jbicha | ooh ok | 20:05 |
highvoltage | jbicha: if you end up deploying that much userful hardware, you'll need to go with a configuration manager anyway and could then just as well use standalone machines | 20:05 |
highvoltage | jbicha: anyway, if they'd like to be listed on the Edubutnu Marketplace I'd be happy to do so :) | 20:06 |
highvoltage | jbicha: do you have contact with them? I had in 2006 but the employees I knew there at the time aren't there anymore | 20:06 |
jbicha | well I don't have any contact with them, just happened to see them mentioned in news stuff I read | 20:06 |
jbicha | & was curious because I only knew of 1 Canadian Edubuntu business | 20:07 |
highvoltage | I like that you can make out an edubuntu logo on their front page | 20:09 |
jbicha | and their logo seems edubuntu-inspired to me | 20:10 |
jbicha | it's still unique | 20:11 |
highvoltage | yeah | 20:14 |
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