User talk:Milan
ello ello ello ..you got a new life i hear ..am fossiling happly and working hard..west coast of usa was very cool burning man rocks..will have to come visit soon (nearly made it for the corro festival).. Am in need of a laptop something fast high capacity wireless 64bit etc maybe your've got some good connections..ivo says hi he's just leaving for Tailand.
- Mak0 14:04, 16 Nov 2005 (NZDT)
Yeah, the future/potential lines were just a pain in the arse, I found it easier just using dates and no date like you said. This problem of being too busy and having to do org after hours is not sustainable - and also, when you run your own org, that situation will actually get far worse than it is now. You have to get your daily org period scheduled in to work hours - scheduling it for after hours is "cheating", its no solution and so will keep coming up until solved.
- Nad 13:17, 18 Oct 2005 (NZDT)
Currently those hexes are available exclusively to people running peer.pl! They'll be available on the main wiki after peer.pl is running again. (the wiki-text is in /home/peer/articles if you want to put a couple of examples on there)
- Nad 12:57, 25 Sep 2005 (NZST)
Dude! why's your server still down man?!?! peer.pl@cgs.bunta is waiting to do some time for the project!
- Nad 23:14, 15 Sep 2005 (NZST)
Ok, namespace problem is fixed I think - I've put both of you in to a CGS role, you from your properties and Rowan from his user page, and that seems to have worked ok - another category problem still persists which is that sort-keys aren't working (using pipes in category link to specify sort position in cat list).
- Nad 14:01, 8 Sep 2005 (NZST)
Not yet, you need to use a a list, but I was going to do that at some stage - I'll add it to my todo though if its not already there. There's a bug where you can't add user pages to categories - I'll have a look at it, but otherwise just add links between them for now. I'm setting up some of the cat stuff for you now.
- Nad 12:57, 8 Sep 2005 (NZST)
Re Ubuntu - that looks quite good for desktop/windows-like linux, but a server would be best not used for anything else - but if you need a useable linux system for other things too, any linux will be fine - but for a non-dedicated system the main wiki would be best staying where it is and I'd just put a local CGS wiki on it.
- Nad 12:19, 7 Sep 2005 (NZST)
Hi Milan. We're looking for a video card that has a RCA or Svideo output so the media center can display on a normal TV. If you want to send me your account details and the postage cost I can make a direct credit to you. Send them to my email rob@mintmedia.co.nz. Thanks for your help. --Rob 12:01, 7 Sep 2005 (NZST)
Re Linux install - if you aren't tied to these odd *untu flavours, then Debian would be be the best choice for this situation. I'll need root access to install things. If it's on a permenant net connection and it gets left on and left alone, then we could move the main site to it - that would be cool cos it would save me about $100/yr. Also, if you get the options during install, say no XWindow layer as it's a resource pig. It doesn't need to take up much space as you don't need a monitor for it after install, it can just keep running and you can secure-shell to it from other systems on the network to do anything with it.
Also, if you make the server the only one directly connected to the net, then it will add a layer of protection to your network (if you're really in to this aspect, then OpenBSD is more secure than Debian, but exhibits a higher geek-requirement). You'll need to network cards in it to do this setup, because one connects it to net, the other to your main hub.
- Nad 09:33, 7 Sep 2005 (NZST)
There's no practical way around the having to update TOC thing, cos it's only after OO renders it that the number of pages is known. You can create a startup macro to update fields on load or print etc.
- Nad 16:36, 23 Aug 2005 (NZST)
I've added a hack so that you can use ALT+E to edit an article - it's a hack because I had to use an invisible button, which you can see just after you do ALT+E :-)
- Nad 14:25, 23 Aug 2005 (NZST)
Check out the todo category - its a very organised way of associating todo lists with articles and jobs etc...
- Nad 11:44, 23 Aug 2005 (NZST)
I've started putting some things in categories which are pretty useful. You might want to add some of your lists/links and docs, or make some other categories.
- Nad 20:22, 22 Aug 2005 (NZST)
Those somple layout things are just tables eg:
- Have a look at document.php.info for tables with design.
- Info on mailer is at mailer.php.info
- Bookmark functionality has been added at top
