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Re: PSA: itT, maemo.org and their wikis
Or, improve the maemo.org Wiki...?
Tim |
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What's wrong with putting the old wiki back online?*Putting up the old one doesn't hurt the new one!! And if the old one is not editable, no energy will be lost that would have gone to editing the new one. In fact, it would help the new one. For example, if the old one were still up, I could come across bunanson's old wiki entry and, I assume, just move it over. *(That is, putting it back online with my aforementioned changes: (!) Put a notice on each page that it's been deprecated and is no longer updated, and put a link to the new wiki in the notice (2) Make it non-editable) |
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It was just a question.
Tim |
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The itT wiki is dead. The past 6 months have been "have the old wiki online", we killed the Midgard wiki, now the itT wiki has been killed.
Like I said, I'm planning on updating the SSH article sometime soon. If you have more articles that you'd like to see expanded, just mention them. |
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(Also, wouldn't it be easier for you if you had the old wiki to crib from?) |
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It really didn't work very well. Better to salvage what's usable and kill the rest. The salvage part has been done (AndrewFBlack moved the pages, and I did some merging, cleanup and deletion). You could certainly argue that the threshold for quality was set too high or that the article selection was too . . . selective, but it's done with now. In summary, if you run into something that's missing or needs expansion, mention it and somebody will get around to putting their knowledge down in the wiki soon enough. |
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Here, apparently, is another one for the list, kindly provided by Texrat:
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...219#post285219 The current wiki seems to have much of what one needs regarding USB-to-ethernet, but I do remember something about which adapters worked and which didn't, by brand name. That may be what Texrat means by info on "device testing." Along the same lines, an entry on travel routers for accessing hotel wifi would be useful. And a review of the different GPS receivers, like the Holux versus the G-Sat versus your i-Blue. Granted, this is the sort of topic that becomes less important as the GPS-lacking N770 and N800 get more out-of-date, but there are Tablet users still using those older models. |
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GA: Another article that should be in the wiki:
How to program MicroB to use the D-pad up/down as page up/page down. Info is here: http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...4&postcount=11 |
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