On 01/09/2013 09:22 PM, Karol Będkowski wrote: > Hello, > > 2013-01-05 17:58:50 Jeroen Budts <jeroen lightyear be>: >> I'm also wondering what is the best way to propose patches (for >> new plugins and fixes to existing plugins)? Make a patch file >> and attach them to a launchpad-issue? Fork the repo on github >> and send a pull request? > > For known bugs IMO best option is attach patch in launchpad. If you > find new bug - please send information to us. Ok, I'll give it a shot to implement some changes and create patches for it. Some issues i'd like to (try to) fix: - filezilla doesn't parse sites in folders (in sitemanager.xml) - sendkeys: should check that xte is installed. When I first enabled the plugin it seemed to do nothing at all, until I saw in the debug output that it could not find the `xte` command. - Extend the XFCE plugin to also support suspend, reboot etc (there is already a bug for that in Launchpad). Maybe also try to merge the Gnome and XFCE session plugins > > Currently Kupfer is rather in maintenance/bugfix stage, so in this > time best option for new plugins is keeping them separately, in > repository like yours. Ok. But this makes it more difficult for other users to find useful plugins, if they have to search all over the internet. I guess the current maintenance/bugfix stage is caused by a lack of time, or is the interest in the project lost? > >> And a last question: What is the best way to start kupfer from >> the git repository? Just running `./kupfer-run --debug`? And is >> it possible to easily use different settings during development? > > python kupfer.py --debug works for me. ow, that was just too easy :) Thanks for your answers! Jeroen -- website: http://budts.be/ - twitter: @teranex ___________________________________ Registered Linux User #482240 - GetFirefox.com - ubuntu.com
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