Hi All
I have been trying to use RadioButton and RadioButtonGroup using
libyui but I am unable to do so Can anyone have a look at my code and
tell me how do I do it?
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Manu Gupta
Hi all,
this is about creating new pages for http://en.opensuse.org/Portal:YaST
either by copying a page from http://old-en.opensuse.org/YaST or writing
a totally new page.
Namespace
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The namespace is in front of the page name and is separated by ':'.
Namespaces used for YaST pages are:
openSUSE: all articles concerning openSUSE projects and teams,
e.g. openSUSE:YaST_development, openSUSE:YaST_team
SDB: help, Howtos, support, e.g. SDB:YaST_tricks,
SDB:YaST_remote_logging_during_installation
User: for the YaST teams members
Portal: overview over a topic, entry point, e.g. Portal:YaST,
Portal:Libzypp, Portal:Libstorage
see http://en.opensuse.org/Help:Namespace
Name of a the page
------------------
The name of the page should be readable like a headline/a short
description of the content (words seperated by '_' and lower case
writing). Not all YaST pages respect this, good examples are
openSUSE:YaST_development, openSUSE:Report_a_YaST_bug,
SDB:YaST_remote_logging_during_installation
Category
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Categories should be added to the pages to be able to find/list the
pages more easily.
[[Category:YaST]]
Should be added to all YaST pages (got listed in 'All of YaST' on
right side on http://en.opensuse.org/Portal:YaST)
[[Category:SDB:YaST]]
YaST related SDB articles (got listed when selecting 'SDB:YaST' on
http://en.opensuse.org/Portal:Support_database).
see http://en.opensuse.org/Help:Category
Hints if old pages are copied
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1. Adding a TransferNote to the old wiki page
To add a transfer note is recommended for important pages or if you have
found recent contributions/changes in the page history. The note points
to the new page, like:
This article has been transferred to the http://en.opensuse.org
/openSUSE:YaST_style_guide .
Please use new location for your contributions.
In first line add {{TransferNote|<new page>}}.
2. Adding an Info to new wiki page
If you are unsure whether the content of an old wiki page is still
valid, add an info to the page on new wiki, like:
This page is NOT up to date. Some information might not be valid any
longer.
Add {{Info|<the information>}} at the beginning.
Ideally find someone who takes care and checks/updates the page.
Greetings
Gabi
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Hi all,
JFYI: I came across a quite interesting blog post mentioning
that Gtk+ 3.2 will have a HTML backend for rendering UI.
See http://blogs.gnome.org/alexl/2011/03/15/gtk-html-backend-update/
esp. the video is worth of seeing.
(Note: it uses websockets which are disabled by default in FF4 for security reasons.)
This could allow to run (the legacy) YaST with Gtk UI in a web browser without
additional changes. What a shame that it appeared that late, we already have
WebYaST... :-)
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hello,
how do u setup a development enviroment for yast?
Do u use a virtual machine?
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Hi,
I have published the second alpha of a YaST Git repository.
This is for the Git enthusiasts, others can simply skip this.
So far it resides behid the corporate firewall on my workstation:
(mainly because I am lazy to find a public place for the 1.1GiB)
http://trikolka.suse.cz/git/?p=yast-alpha2;a=summary
It is monolithic, but that will change for the final conversion. At
the least there will be two repos: platform and modules.
The repo is read only, and its purpose is to let you have a look how
the SVN features were converted. All branches and tags should be
there. The juicy cases like merging and re-branching will still need
a closer inspection.
The script that I used, along with details interesting if you want
to redo it, are at:
https://github.com/mvidner/yast2git
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hello,
i have been studing c++ and i want to contribute to openSUSE.i heard that yast
is using c/c++.Is it truth?can u point me out some way?
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Why
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Git is better. Git enables fearless hacking, power to the people,
easy merging. Being distributed, Git enables you to commit often to
your local repository and only publish the changes once you are
satisfied with the code. The tool supports you even if you do not
have write access to the master repo (yet), which lowers the barrier
to contribution.
http://whygitisbetterthanx.com/
How
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1)
- I convert the SVN repo locally
- once it looks usable enough, let people clone it for more testing
2)
- make sure everyone feels comfortable with Git; educate and help
the newbies
3)
- work out the remaining conversion issues
- Where: select a hosting service (gitorious, github, elsewhere?)
- adapt devtools
- decide how to split it (platform - modules - libyui?)
- consider the commit/push policies, and their enforcement via Git
hooks; for example:
- git-flow
- whitespace rules
- .changes ordering
Who
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I want to do it, but I could use a helping hand, both for the
details and making sure the project keeps moving.
When
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If maintenance work permits, rather soon. Unlike the rest of the
Amaranth project, this can go forward before we decide the language
and architecture.
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Is it possible for a developer to update the YaST TV module to show the
list of devices that v4l now supports? Some devices have been out for a
long long time in the kernel and the TV card list in Yast hasn't been
updated.
Dean Hilkewich
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> URL: http://svn.opensuse.org/viewcvs/yast/trunk/snapper/agent-snapper/Makefile.a…
> ==============================================================================
> --- trunk/snapper/agent-snapper/Makefile.am (original)
> +++ trunk/snapper/agent-snapper/Makefile.am Mon Mar 7 10:32:19 2011
> @@ -1 +1 @@
> -SUBDIRS = conf doc src testsuite
> +SUBDIRS = conf doc src
Please reconsider. I know that yast2-testsuite, based on dejagnu, is
a cruel parody of a real test framework, but omitting tests is not
going to pay off.
I see it is a C++ agent to interface with libsnapper, which does
have tests... Oh, I love
http://gitorious.com/opensuse/snapper/blobs/master/testsuite-real/CAUTION
"The programs here destroy data on your disks!"
The agent is not documented. It does not say what paths it supports,
and how it maps the libsnapper concepts.
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