Re: [orca-list] Self Introduction

["Eduardo Catarino" <eduardo catarino edisoft pt>]

Hi Michael,

	I'm currently using the Dokuwki with artic template. It is very straightforward to install and use (just requires Apache, Dokuwiki and the template).

			http://wiki.splitbrain.org/wiki:dokuwiki

	The first time that I tried to install me took less than an hour. If you need some help just send me a message.

Best regards,
Eduardo Catarino 

-----Original Message-----
From: orca-list-bounces gnome org [mailto:orca-list-bounces gnome org] On Behalf Of Michael Whapples
Sent: sexta-feira, 4 de Janeiro de 2008 11:52
To: orca-list
Subject: Re: [orca-list] Self Introduction

Hello,
I suppose its that I need to learn about writing stuff using a wiki, probably once I have done that it might be a lot quicker for me to add this information. Annoyingly for me I do know some basic html, and I thought wikis were meant to make it easier to write stuff online, but the initial looks at the documentation for writing a wiki page looks more complicated, but may be that's my structured mind liking the structure and order of things like html.

From
Michael Whapples
On Thu, 2008-01-03 at 11:29 -0500, Willie Walker wrote:
> Thanks Michael!  If you find time to write it up, it would be great. 
> The work you've been doing with the performance enhancement testing 
> for Firefox (including uncommitted patches, providing debug.outs, and 
> creating HTML documents for bug reproduction) has been way awesome and 
> the team greatly appreciates it.
> 
> Will
> 
> Michael Whapples wrote:
> > Hello,
> > I found no difficulty with setting up gnome on slackware 12.0 with 
> > gnome-slacky (www.slacky.eu). I can't comment on droplinegnome as 
> > slacky was more recent (although I think from another message 
> > someone sent dropline has now made a 2.20.2 release, but slacky had 
> > a 2.20.1 and a
> > 2.20.2 release).
> > 
> > Gnome slacky was simple to install, I don't know how this compares 
> > to dropline, but for slacky you download the CD image from:
> > http://slacky.uglyplace.org/repository/gnomeslk/
> > Burn the CD image to disc and then run the install.sh script in the 
> > base directory.
> > 
> > There are other packages available in the slacky repository, 
> > sub-directories of http://slacky.uglyplace.org/repository/.
> > 
> > Will, may be I should document this in the orca wiki, its just 
> > finding the time to do so.
> > 
> > From
> > Michael Whapples
> > On Wed, 2008-01-02 at 15:21 -0500, Willie Walker wrote:
> >> Hi Steve:
> >>
> >> Welcome!  The list has been quiet since many of us were recharging 
> >> our batteries over the winter break.  I came back to over 1000 
> >> e-mail messages and I'm working my way through them.
> >>
> >> For how you can help?  Well...if you want to work on ways to 
> >> troubleshoot and set up accessibility (and Orca) on Slackware, that 
> >> would be awesome.  You will have a home at 
> >> http://live.gnome.org/Orca/DownloadInstall.  :-)
> >>
> >> In any case, welcome again and hope to see you around,
> >>
> >> Will
> >>
> >> Steve Holmes wrote:
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> >>> Hi, I thought I would introduce myself and let this message double 
> >>> as a quick test to see if I got subscribed all right; It's been 
> >>> silent since I joined earlier today.
> >>>
> >>> I'm brand new to Orca and am so far, just trying the Ubuntu Live 
> >>> 7.10 CD to kick the tires so to speak.  I then need to make some 
> >>> room on my hard drive for the extra software to install and decide 
> >>> whether to stick with my current Slackware 12 distro or take a 
> >>> plunge and go with Debian and get gnome packaged in along 
> >>> witheverything else.  I understand DropLine is a good way to go to 
> >>> get gnome for Slackware and I think there was another option as 
> >>> well.  I've always liked Slackware for it's ease of finding and 
> >>> manipulating of config files under the BSD style of configs so I 
> >>> hope installing gnome from packages wouldn't be too hard for that.  
> >>> If it tends to be problematic for some, then maybe I'd be better off going with something like Debian or Ubuntu.
> >>> At least those two have identical package management and 
> >>> dependancy tracking; that's one thing Slackware isn't so good at.
> >>>
> >>> Anyway, I'm interested in whatever ideas some folks might express 
> >>> here to kind of nudge me in a good way to go.  I realize the 
> >>> ultimate decision is up to me but I wouldn't mind some input 
> >>> before taking the final jump.
> >>>
> >>> Happy New year.
> >>> - --
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