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Re: [Glunarclock-devel] Glunrclock problem

[Elusaith Tava'C. <Elu...@li...>]

W dniu 30.11.2013 17:41, Elusaith Tava'Culie pisze:
> Hi.
> I am happy that I came across Glunarclock.
> However, I have a little problem.
> I have Gnome 2.28.2 and Scientific Linux (based on Red Hat Enterprise).
> I installed from sources without problems (configure & make & make 
> install), but .. nothing happend. I dont have any new applets 
> available. What is the problem?
It's working now :)

[Glunarclock-devel] Glunrclock problem

[Elusaith Tava'C. <Elu...@li...>]

Hi.
I am happy that I came across Glunarclock.
However, I have a little problem.
I have Gnome 2.28.2 and Scientific Linux (based on Red Hat Enterprise).
I installed from sources without problems (configure & make & make 
install), but .. nothing happend. I dont have any new applets available. 
What is the problem?

[Glunarclock-devel] lunarclock not working

[Steve R. <ste...@gm...>]

I installed glunarclock in Ubuntu Lucid Lynx . It says it's installed 
but I can't find it anywhere. When I click on Add to Panel all I get are 
the selections that are already installed or ready to be installed if I 
click on them. is there something I'm doing wrong?

[Glunarclock-devel] Flip image question

[Richard <ric...@gm...>]

Hello,

I'm using the glunarclock in Xfce4.6 via the Xfapplet.

Although technically still in the northern hemisphere,
The moon's physical position at my location near Maracaibo, Venezuela,
is reversed from that shown by the glunarclock.

Perhaps allow the user to Flip the image and not base it on the actual
location?

I used a similar app many years ago (6 or 8 yrs) in Kde something or other,
that did allow Flipping the image depending on local observation. With the
current version, glunarclock-applet-2, I must remember to mentally reverse
the image.

regards,
Richard.

[Glunarclock-devel] Updated es.po

[Santiago <san...@un...>]

Hi,

    Some corrections to the es.po file are attached to this mail.
Please, consider apply them.

Thanks for this nice applet,

Santiago

[Glunarclock-devel] Weather Indicator integration

[bitur m. <bit...@gm...>]

Hello,

I've been using the glunarclock applet for awhile and I like it very much.
Since Ubuntu is moving to the Unity shell and for the foreseeable future
limiting me to using one panel, I wondered if there is any chance the same
functionality might possibly integrated with the Weather Indicator?  I also
filed a wishlist bug on their project page, I didn't know if the two
projects might be interested in working together.
https://launchpad.net/weather-indicator

Best regards

Re: [Glunarclock-devel] Installed, but where is it?

[Christine S. <sp...@MI...>]

On Tue, Dec 14, 2010 at 05:46:00PM +0200, Delany Middleton wrote:
> Hello
> 
> New to Ubuntu (10.04)
> I executed 'apt-get install glunarclock'
> 
> Nothing in the Applications drop-down or on the panels?
> jvalamala#g mail dot com

You should be able to find it if you right-click on your
gnome panel and "add to panel". If that doesn't work, I
guess it is a bug---you should report it to the Ubuntu bug
tracker.

Christine

[Glunarclock-devel] Installed, but where is it?

[Delany M. <jva...@gm...>]

Hello

New to Ubuntu (10.04)
I executed 'apt-get install glunarclock'

Nothing in the Applications drop-down or on the panels?
jvalamala#g mail dot com

[Glunarclock-devel] faces of the moon theme

[<ar...@ft...>]

I just made a nice theme for your applet and I thought it would be cool to  
share with u.

http://irc.ftou.gr/tmp/facesofthemoon_12frames.png

source: http://irc.ftou.gr/tmp/facesofthemoon_12frames_opaque.xcf  
(download with wget)

--
Aris

[Glunarclock-devel] feature request

[<ar...@ft...>]

hi,

how about showing the exact time of the next new moon and the next full  
moon? i think that's quite important

cheers

ARis

Re: [Glunarclock-devel] yoohoo! release 0.34.1

[Jon C. <li...@jc...>]

Josh Buhl wrote:
> Yoohoo!
>
> Great work you two!
>
> Jon Ciesla wrote:
>> I pulled this tag, and did all remaining steps, except for submitting 
>> the .pot to the translation project..  I'm not sure how to do that.
>
> you send an annoucement of the release to the translation project with 
> a link to the tarball (did you put the pot in the tarball?), as 
> explained here:
>
> http://translationproject.org/html/maintainers.html
>
I did, done.
> down lower on this page, it talks about how to add the hook to 
> generate a pot in the tarball. maybe you can get that to work.
If I get time.
>
> you can (should?) also sign up an e-mail address to receive 
> notifications of new po's for glunarclock.
>
>
>>
>> I also tried to announce on the website, but I lack the permissions 
>> to save my changes.
>
> sure you do! and even if you didn't, you could give them to yourself, 
> since you're an admin!
>
> Christine: I also made you an Admin (don't see any reason to have 
> special permissions in a small group like this, and you are now the 
> Chief Developer. would have done this sooner, but just didn't think 
> about it) and granted you shell access, etc.
>
>
> You have to have shell access and copy your ssh key to the right spot, 
> that's all. see:
>
> https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/sourceforge/wiki/SSH keys
>
> after that, the command is like this:
>
> josh@maya:~/programs/sourceforge/html_glunarclock$ scp index.php 
> jbuhl,glu...@we...:/home/groups/g/gl/glunarclock/htdocs/ 
>
> index.php                                           100% 1545 
> 1.5KB/s   00:00
>
> josh@maya:~/programs/sourceforge/html_glunarclock$ scp news.php 
> jbuhl,glu...@we...:/home/groups/g/gl/glunarclock/htdocs/ 
>
> news.php                                            100% 9303 
> 9.1KB/s   00:00
>
>
> I went ahead and added a news entry on the website already, though.
>
>
> I have the php source for the website in a local dir. I edit that and 
> scp it to sourceforge. I'll send you a tarball of the current website 
> privately (Andreas Nissen has the copyright. He very generously 
> designed the website and sent it to me one day!)
>
Ah, I see.  I'll do that next time.
>
>> In any event, my thanks go to both of you for the work you've put 
>> into this release, I'm quite pleased, and very happy that not only 
>> can I continue to use Glunarclock, but that I will soon be able to 
>> close a Fedora bug. ;)
>
> :-)
>
>
> Christine, can you do an NMU of glunarclock to debian?
>
>
> cheerios & wheaties!
>
> -j
Also, 0.34.1 is in testing for Fedora 12, as well as in rawhide.

-J

-- 
in your fear, seek only peace
in your fear, seek only love

-d. bowie

[Glunarclock-devel] yoohoo! release 0.34.1

[Josh B. <glu...@gm...>]

Yoohoo!

Great work you two!

Jon Ciesla wrote:
> I pulled this tag, and did all remaining steps, except for submitting 
> the .pot to the translation project..  I'm not sure how to do that.

you send an annoucement of the release to the translation project with a 
link to the tarball (did you put the pot in the tarball?), as explained 
here:

http://translationproject.org/html/maintainers.html

down lower on this page, it talks about how to add the hook to generate 
a pot in the tarball. maybe you can get that to work.

you can (should?) also sign up an e-mail address to receive 
notifications of new po's for glunarclock.


> 
> I also tried to announce on the website, but I lack the permissions to 
> save my changes.

sure you do! and even if you didn't, you could give them to yourself, 
since you're an admin!

Christine: I also made you an Admin (don't see any reason to have 
special permissions in a small group like this, and you are now the 
Chief Developer. would have done this sooner, but just didn't think 
about it) and granted you shell access, etc.


You have to have shell access and copy your ssh key to the right spot, 
that's all. see:

https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/sourceforge/wiki/SSH keys

after that, the command is like this:

josh@maya:~/programs/sourceforge/html_glunarclock$ scp index.php 
jbuhl,glu...@we...:/home/groups/g/gl/glunarclock/htdocs/
index.php                                           100% 1545 
1.5KB/s   00:00

josh@maya:~/programs/sourceforge/html_glunarclock$ scp news.php 
jbuhl,glu...@we...:/home/groups/g/gl/glunarclock/htdocs/
news.php                                            100% 9303 
9.1KB/s   00:00


I went ahead and added a news entry on the website already, though.


I have the php source for the website in a local dir. I edit that and 
scp it to sourceforge. I'll send you a tarball of the current website 
privately (Andreas Nissen has the copyright. He very generously designed 
the website and sent it to me one day!)


> In any event, my thanks go to both of you for the work you've put into 
> this release, I'm quite pleased, and very happy that not only can I 
> continue to use Glunarclock, but that I will soon be able to close a 
> Fedora bug. ;)

:-)


Christine, can you do an NMU of glunarclock to debian?


cheerios & wheaties!

-j

Re: [Glunarclock-devel] Getting ready for release 0.34.1

[Jon C. <li...@jc...>]

A. Christine Spang wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 12:01:27PM -0500, Jon Ciesla wrote:
>   
>>> 6. commit all the above changes to git (done, except for more NEWS)
>>>
>>> 6b. tag the files in git with "Release-0.34.1" or similar
>>>       
>
> Done. (I'm a fan of just using the version number as the
> tag, since a tag in itself implies a release generally.)
>
> spang@freyja:~/src/glunarclock> git tag
> 0.34.1
> spang@freyja:~/src/glunarclock> git push origin --tags
> ac...@gl...'s password: 
> Total 0 (delta 0), reused 0 (delta 0)
> To
> ssh://ac...@gl.../gitroot/glunarclock/glunarclock
>  * [new tag]         0.34.1 -> 0.34.1
>
>
> later,
> Christine
>   
Cool.

I pulled this tag, and did all remaining steps, except for submitting 
the .pot to the translation project..  I'm not sure how to do that.

I also tried to announce on the website, but I lack the permissions to 
save my changes.

In any event, my thanks go to both of you for the work you've put into 
this release, I'm quite pleased, and very happy that not only can I 
continue to use Glunarclock, but that I will soon be able to close a 
Fedora bug. ;)

-J

-- 
in your fear, seek only peace
in your fear, seek only love

-d. bowie

Re: [Glunarclock-devel] Getting ready for release 0.34.1

[A. C. S. <sp...@MI...>]

On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 12:01:27PM -0500, Jon Ciesla wrote:
> > 6. commit all the above changes to git (done, except for more NEWS)
> >
> > 6b. tag the files in git with "Release-0.34.1" or similar

Done. (I'm a fan of just using the version number as the
tag, since a tag in itself implies a release generally.)

spang@freyja:~/src/glunarclock> git tag
0.34.1
spang@freyja:~/src/glunarclock> git push origin --tags
ac...@gl...'s password: 
Total 0 (delta 0), reused 0 (delta 0)
To
ssh://ac...@gl.../gitroot/glunarclock/glunarclock
 * [new tag]         0.34.1 -> 0.34.1


later,
Christine

Re: [Glunarclock-devel] Getting ready for release 0.34.1

[Josh B. <glu...@gm...>]

Jon Ciesla wrote:
> Josh Buhl wrote:
>> 6. commit all the above changes to git (done, except for more NEWS)

> Ok, great.  Everything's working wonderfully for me, I got the RPM issue 
> sorted out, so I'll start at 6b once Christine finishes with 6.

great. Christine already checked in the new NEWS file, so off you go. ;-)

 >> 10. cd into po/ and run
 >>
 >> $ make glunarclock.pot
 >>
 >> (remove the "../" from the path if you wish. I'll write a separate
 >> e-mail about this.)
 >>
 >> 11. submit the new pot to the tranlsation project.

oh yeah. I was thinking about this, and it would be good to put the pot 
in the tarball. so "make glunarclock.pot" and "make dist", then unpack 
the tarball, put the pot in the po/ subdir and re-tarball it....unless 
somebody can figure out right quick how to add a hook in the top-level 
make file to also generate and include the pot file when we "make dist".


-j

Re: [Glunarclock-devel] Getting ready for release 0.34.1

[Jon C. <li...@jc...>]

Josh Buhl wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Jon: I started updating lots of little things for the release, then
> realized it would have been good for you to have done that, so you know 
> what needs to be done. Here's a List of Things-to-be-Done to get a 
> release ready:
>
> 0. do a git pull to get the latest source
>
> 1. Download latest po files from translation project 
> (http://translationproject.org/domain/glunarclock.html) and add to po/ 
> (done)
> 2. Add any new po files to the list in configure.in (done)
> 3. add any new po authors to AUTHORS file (done)
> 4. add entry to NEWS for new release and user visible changes (done)
>
> (Christine: could you check the NEWS file and add entries for user 
> visible changes...e.g. second click on applet closes moon data dialog 
> and whatever else you changed.)
>
> 5. increment version number in configure.in (done)
>
> 6. commit all the above changes to git (done, except for more NEWS)
>
> 6b. tag the files in git with "Release-0.34.1" or similar
>
> 7. run
>
> $ ./autogen.sh
>
> 8. run
>
> $ make dist
>
> to generate a release tarball for distribution
>
> 9. unpack the tarball somewhere, configure appropriately,  make, and run 
> applet to test.
>
> 10. cd into po/ and run
>
> $ make glunarclock.pot
>
> (remove the "../" from the path if you wish. I'll write a separate 
> e-mail about this.)
>
> 11. submit the new pot to the tranlsation project.
>
> 12. upload tarball to sourceforge and make new release. copy & paste the 
> latest entry from the NEWS file for the release notes/changelog.
>
> 13. announce new release on glunarclock homepage
>
> 14. optional: announce new release on gnome-announce list (or similar, I 
> can't really remember which list it is...)
>
> I think that's it....
>
> good luck
>
> -j
>
>
>
>
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Ok, great.  Everything's working wonderfully for me, I got the RPM issue 
sorted out, so I'll start at 6b once Christine finishes with 6.

-J

-- 
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Re: [Glunarclock-devel] debian/ files

[A. C. S. <sp...@MI...>]

On Sun, Mar 14, 2010 at 08:33:37PM +0100, Josh Buhl wrote:
> well, this is the same format as in the emacs NEWS file (see above). It 
> has the advantage of conforming to emacs outline format, so you get 
> highlighting  and can narrow the scope (hide sub-levels of "**...") when 
> viewing the NEWS in emacs. cf. e.g.
> 
> /usr/share/emacs/22.3/etc/NEWS

Hm, it does help to view NEWS files of that format in emacs;
the syntax highlighting makes it actually legible. Whatever,
let's do it that way then.

later,
Christine

Re: [Glunarclock-devel] debian/ files

[Josh B. <glu...@gm...>]

A. Christine Spang wrote:
> I went ahead and updated the Debian packaging and the NEWS
> file. 

great.

> Is the NEWS file supposed to contain things other than
> the ChangeLog file?

It's not even really a changelog. I modeled the NEWS file after the GNU 
emacs news file, which at the top says it's a "history of /user visible/ 
changes" (emphasis added). That's all I've ever really put in. But hey, 
if you want to put in some other news, why not?

> I changed the formatting a bit on the
> latest entry in the NEWS file as well, as I found the old
> way incredibly difficult to read.

well, this is the same format as in the emacs NEWS file (see above). It 
has the advantage of conforming to emacs outline format, so you get 
highlighting  and can narrow the scope (hide sub-levels of "**...") when 
viewing the NEWS in emacs. cf. e.g.

/usr/share/emacs/22.3/etc/NEWS

It would be nice to have it in a consistent format, i.e. the whole file 
in the same format, but I don't care too much if that's what you want...

> 
> I can confirm that the help now works for me after
> installing the package. (Which is weird, because I
> definitely had gvfs installed before.)

hmmm...I just installed my system new (I tried to upgrade just the gnome 
stuff so I could test the new applet code. This resulted in udev being 
installed through dependencies and it broke my system so completely I 
had to re-install...) and installed "gnome"...you'd think gnome would 
require gvfs if it's necessary to display the help files....

Getting close to a release now...woohooo! :-)

cheerios & wheaties

-j

Re: [Glunarclock-devel] debian/ files

[A. C. S. <sp...@MI...>]

On Sun, Mar 14, 2010 at 04:58:07PM +0100, Josh Buhl wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Christine, could you please also have a look at the dpatch stuff? I 
> added the latest debian/ stuff to git from Fabian Greffrath's 
> glunarclock package and removed the dependency on libxklavier. The 
> debian builds and installs fine.
> 
> I also removed the patches subdir, since we no longer need them, but 
> when I tried to take out the dpatch stuff in the rules file, the deb 
> didn't build anymore, complaining about "no target for dh_testdir in 
> clean" or similar. Can you fix this?

I went ahead and updated the Debian packaging and the NEWS
file. Is the NEWS file supposed to contain things other than
the ChangeLog file? I changed the formatting a bit on the
latest entry in the NEWS file as well, as I found the old
way incredibly difficult to read.

I can confirm that the help now works for me after
installing the package. (Which is weird, because I
definitely had gvfs installed before.)

cheers,
Christine

[Glunarclock-devel] generating the pot file

[Josh B. <glu...@gm...>]

Hi,

Josh Buhl wrote:
 > 6. We're not getting a new pot file in the dist....I don't know why.

okay, so if you cd to the po/ subdir and run "make glunarclock.pot", 
then a new pot gets generated (but with "../src" in the path). I think 
there used to be a hook in the toplevel makefile to generate the pot 
file when "make dist" was run, but not anymore. I think this is why the 
pot file (and hence all the po's, which the translators make from the 
pot) now have "../src" instead of "src/", since it's running from the 
po/ subdir.

I'm not great with make files. Does either of you know how to add the 
appropriate hook to have the pot file generated when we run "make dist" 
and to include it in the tarball?


-j

Re: [Glunarclock-devel] Getting ready for release 0.34.1

[Josh B. <glu...@gm...>]

Hi,

Jon: I started updating lots of little things for the release, then
realized it would have been good for you to have done that, so you know 
what needs to be done. Here's a List of Things-to-be-Done to get a 
release ready:

0. do a git pull to get the latest source

1. Download latest po files from translation project 
(http://translationproject.org/domain/glunarclock.html) and add to po/ 
(done)
2. Add any new po files to the list in configure.in (done)
3. add any new po authors to AUTHORS file (done)
4. add entry to NEWS for new release and user visible changes (done)

(Christine: could you check the NEWS file and add entries for user 
visible changes...e.g. second click on applet closes moon data dialog 
and whatever else you changed.)

5. increment version number in configure.in (done)

6. commit all the above changes to git (done, except for more NEWS)

6b. tag the files in git with "Release-0.34.1" or similar

7. run

$ ./autogen.sh

8. run

$ make dist

to generate a release tarball for distribution

9. unpack the tarball somewhere, configure appropriately,  make, and run 
applet to test.

10. cd into po/ and run

$ make glunarclock.pot

(remove the "../" from the path if you wish. I'll write a separate 
e-mail about this.)

11. submit the new pot to the tranlsation project.

12. upload tarball to sourceforge and make new release. copy & paste the 
latest entry from the NEWS file for the release notes/changelog.

13. announce new release on glunarclock homepage

14. optional: announce new release on gnome-announce list (or similar, I 
can't really remember which list it is...)

I think that's it....

good luck

-j

[Glunarclock-devel] debian/ files

[Josh B. <glu...@gm...>]

Hi,

Christine, could you please also have a look at the dpatch stuff? I 
added the latest debian/ stuff to git from Fabian Greffrath's 
glunarclock package and removed the dependency on libxklavier. The 
debian builds and installs fine.

I also removed the patches subdir, since we no longer need them, but 
when I tried to take out the dpatch stuff in the rules file, the deb 
didn't build anymore, complaining about "no target for dh_testdir in 
clean" or similar. Can you fix this?

cheers,

-j

[Glunarclock-devel] help problem resolved

[Josh B. <glu...@gm...>]

Hi,

I resolved the show_help problem. gvfs needs to be installed for 
gtk_show_uri to function. Installing gvfs, and restarting gnome (i.e. 
logging out and logging back in) and clicking on glunarclock help 
displays the help dialog.

This problem is known, but since packages still function without gvfs, 
it's only a "recommends" and not a depends on in other packages. cf. 
debian bug #519159

http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=519159

and

http://www.mail-archive.com/gtk...@gn.../msg09940.html


Our debian files needs at least a "recommends" if not a depends. I don't 
know how to do this properly...Christine, can you do this?

cheers,

-j

[Glunarclock-devel] Getting ready for release 0.34.1

[Josh B. <glu...@gm...>]

Ok, I've got my ssh problems at sourceforge sorted out and I can commit. 
  Here's a summary of the work I've done:

1. Jon: I edited the po's to get rid of the "../", so that it's like it 
was. Let me know if that fixes your rpm build problems.

2. I've updated the AUTHORS file and credits dialog to include you both. 
  :-)

3. I put the correct version requirement for gtk in configure.in 
(gtk_show_uri is in version >=2.14) and set the version number to 0.34.1.

3. I overhauled the about dialog and added translator credits, link to 
website, license, etc.

4. Christine: I had a long look at the help dialog code and even put in 
the verbatim code from the current fish applet (whose help dialog works 
for me), but I still get an "operation not supported" error when I try 
accessing the glunarclock help. Is that the error you get? I agree with 
your comment in the TODO and think this might have more to do with 
scrollkeeper (rarian) & yelp thingies (i.e. getting the scrollkeeper db 
updated properly, like it does when you install properly) then with the 
code.

Also Christine: will you be able to update the debian/ stuff so the deb 
builds properly? The current maintainer (Fabian Greffrath) is on 
extended vacation and he said a debian developer could do an NMU.


5. Jon: make dist is working again (don't know why it wasn't before). 
this is what you'll want to use to generate the official release tarball.

6. We're not getting a new pot file in the dist....I don't know why.


-j


Josh Buhl wrote:
> Jon Ciesla wrote:
> 
>>> See po/as.po line 18.
>>>   
>> Sorry, az.po.
> 
> oh yeah, the path to the file containing the text is in the po...well,
> those po files are based on the latest pot file and the intltools
> (gettext, etc.) generate the pot file from the source code. I see that
> the potfile at the translation project now has "../src/" instead of
> "src/" in all the lines. I'm not sure why. If it's a problem, then let's
> just regexp them out...
> 
> josh@maya:/tmp/glunarclock/po$ for i in $(ls *.po*); do cat $i | sed -e
> s/..\\/src/src/g > blah.tmp; mv -f blah.tmp $i; done
> 
> 
> I still haven't sorted out my ssh problems at sourceforge yet, so could
> you do this and push?
> 
> also please rename glunarclock-0.32.pot to just glunarclock.pot (left
> over from translation project)
> 
> I can't the make file to generate a new pot right now, but I want to
> concentrate on the uri problem.
> 
> The make file also won't make dist, which would generate the tarball we
> would want to release as a new version....
> 
> 
> -j
> 
> 
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Re: [Glunarclock-devel] po files break rpm?]

[Josh B. <glu...@gm...>]

Jon Ciesla wrote:

>> See po/as.po line 18.
>>   
> Sorry, az.po.

oh yeah, the path to the file containing the text is in the po...well,
those po files are based on the latest pot file and the intltools
(gettext, etc.) generate the pot file from the source code. I see that
the potfile at the translation project now has "../src/" instead of
"src/" in all the lines. I'm not sure why. If it's a problem, then let's
just regexp them out...

josh@maya:/tmp/glunarclock/po$ for i in $(ls *.po*); do cat $i | sed -e
s/..\\/src/src/g > blah.tmp; mv -f blah.tmp $i; done


I still haven't sorted out my ssh problems at sourceforge yet, so could
you do this and push?

also please rename glunarclock-0.32.pot to just glunarclock.pot (left
over from translation project)

I can't the make file to generate a new pot right now, but I want to
concentrate on the uri problem.

The make file also won't make dist, which would generate the tarball we
would want to release as a new version....


-j