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On Mon, Dec 16, 2019 at 12:00 PM Fleur <afsupertek at gmail.com> wrote: > Il lun 16 dic 2019, 20:11 Akemi Yagi <amyagi at gmail.com> ha scritto: >> >> On Mon, Dec 16, 2019 at 8:39 AM Fleur <afsupertek at gmail.com> wrote: >> > >> > I'll reply to myself only to redo a point of where we've arrived and >> > what I need to start my

I'll reply to myself only to redo a point of where we've arrived and what I need to start my job On last Monday 9th Dec I Wrote > What I can give now is to help translate the CentOS website/blog to italian language. I followed the steps suggested in the Contribute to the Wiki [1] page - Create a login account with username in the right format: FirstnameLastname - Subscribed me to the

Yes, it is. Il lun 16 dic 2019, 20:11 Akemi Yagi <amyagi at gmail.com> ha scritto: > On Mon, Dec 16, 2019 at 8:39 AM Fleur <afsupertek at gmail.com> wrote: > > > > I'll reply to myself only to redo a point of where we've arrived and > > what I need to start my job > > > > On last Monday 9th Dec I Wrote > > > What I can give now is to

On Mon, Dec 16, 2019 at 8:39 AM Fleur <afsupertek at gmail.com> wrote: > > I'll reply to myself only to redo a point of where we've arrived and > what I need to start my job > > On last Monday 9th Dec I Wrote > > What I can give now is to help translate the CentOS website/blog to italian language. > > I followed the steps suggested in the Contribute to the

Hi guys, greetings from Italy. My name is Andrea Flori and I work in an IT company who give Linux support to his customers I am somehow involved with CentOS in the last 3 years (both for private/personal use and work) and I think that time is arrived to give some contribution to the project. In the last 3 years, I am somehow involved with CentOS (both for private/personal use and work) and I

There is a new initiative to open a community based Q&A website which is based on the StackOverFlow engine - to answer data-analysis (and obviously R) related Questions. After good several months of using StackOverFlow (see the R tagged questions here <http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/R>), I came to the conclusion that it offers a very good web 2.0 solution for collaborative

Hello, The tinc website, which previously was hand-crafted HTML, has now been replaced by a Wiki, powered by Ikiwiki (http://ikiwiki.info). The contents are still very similar to those before the switch, but already some new features are available: the site now uses CSS for the layout, and RSS and Atom feeds are available from the news and RecentChanges pages. If you have something to contribute

Hello, The tinc website, which previously was hand-crafted HTML, has now been replaced by a Wiki, powered by Ikiwiki (http://ikiwiki.info). The contents are still very similar to those before the switch, but already some new features are available: the site now uses CSS for the layout, and RSS and Atom feeds are available from the news and RecentChanges pages. If you have something to contribute

I've had a server co-located which I would've dedicated it and given admin access for beta testers, right now i am giving it back. I am / was running shoutcast for few more days. It is very easy to install Ikonboard as a FORUM or vBulletin or phpBulletin or something where you can get some action and have some people stay on the site. I've installed bunch of those. Have specific

Hi, I just wanted to mail community first and get the discussion started, but I should have written details first. The main aim behind this project is to facilitate contributors, so the site generator should be such that, it doesn't complicate the workflow. Another constraint is that the site generator should require minimal human effort, as we plan to build the site continuously through CI,

Hi, I've found that one of the most useful tools in the Chromium project is its code search website, http://cs.chromium.org/ At http://llvm-cs.pcc.me.uk/ you will find something similar for llvm. You can search the full text of the llvm/clang/lld/lldb repositories using regular expressions, search for declarations (which are prioritized above full-text results), and follow cross references

was: [icecast] what's happening here? <p>The list doesn't seem any more stagnant than the website ;-) Seriously, the lack of current news on the website must have a turning-away effect for curious folks checking www.iccast.org out. There's a recent post from 18 days ago, but there was a "no news" dry spell between August 7 2001 and April 10 2002! During this time I

[snip] > welcome simple solutions for that and of all the CMS systems > I reviewed most seem to be done by programmers who stuff them > full of features the secretary responsible for updating the > company website will only get a heart attack from. Well, this is exactly what Contribute was designed for... a remote CMS for largely static content web sites for non-technical people

Hi, I am interested in doing this project in GSoC and I?ve filed a proposal. I?m really fascinated by this idea. Previously I translated the docs of Ghost to Chinese on GitHub, and found that GitHub is a great place to store and write docs. Contributors fork the docs repo on GitHub, modify it / create new article and send a PR. Then we can discuss the PR on GitHub just like on a mailing list,

Dear All, I am Ajay Prabandham and have only recently subscribed to this mailing list. I hold a Bachelors degree in Computer Science and have over 6 years of experience in the IT industry. I am a resident of Hyderabad, India. I have always had interest and curiosity regarding how compilers work...unfortunately, i passed out over 8 years ago and haven't worked directly on

Could a link to the release notes ( http://wiki.centos.org/Manuals/ReleaseNotes/CentOS7 ) be added to http://www.centos.org/download/ I'm a Linux beginner, I was able to successfully download CentOS 7 using the downloads page but once I had the .iso, I wanted to verify the integrity of the download using MD5. I was eventually able to find the release notes on the wiki but as a beginner, it

Dear NUT users and contributors, The first round on the new NUT website is mostly done: http://new.networkupstools.org The general layout has changed a bit to overcome some navigation issues. The Hardware Compatibility List is also finalized, using actual data and providing a static version for browser without JavaScript. There are still a few things remaining, and most of all the conversion of

On 18/01/18 16:10, Charlie Drage wrote: > I had a bit of trouble git cloning the website since the repository URL > portion isn't filled in, > see:?https://git.centos.org/summary/?r=websites/centos.org.git > > Only until I went > onto?https://git.centos.org/summary/?r=websites/bugs.centos.org.git was > I able to infer on how to actually git clone it. > > Could

Hi, Some efforts were put in having a customized version of MantisBT default visual style for The CentOS Bugs website. The work was done for mantis-1.1.8-5.el5 package from epel repository and is available for you to download at https://projects.centos.org/svn/artwork/trunk/Identity/Webenv/Themes/Default/Mantis/1.1.8-5.el5/. In this location there is a README file describing how to install

Dear all, I've released a first "beta" version of the rewritten website using the MoinMoin wiki (as a CMS). It's available here: http://test.networkupstools.org/ This way, the website is cuter, cleaner and more manageable. It will also allows to offer more services, and to share some more power for the website content, and software releases. It will most of all allows us to