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2008-05-21
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#22
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Originally Posted by Texrat
I think that I will read that as a yes.
I would never be so cruel.
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2008-05-21
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#23
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Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
Applications equal Karma, Karma equals Discount Code.
Too many levels of indirection.
How about Application = N810?
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2008-05-21
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#24
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Originally Posted by dont
Then it's time to recalibrate. . . .
I think that I will read that as a yes.
Originally Posted by dont
Accuracy is indirection now?
Too many levels of indirection.
How interesting.
Nobody's saying gronmayer shouldn't exist. It's an OK bandaid for a bad situation, but it isn't a solution. The right solution is for developers to get off their lazy asses, close down the 3-dozen random repositories they've created and get their stuff into Extras(-devel).
Last edited by GeneralAntilles; 2008-05-21 at 16:50.
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2008-05-21
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#25
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Originally Posted by dont
Then I would have several n800 and n810...
Too many levels of indirection.
How about Application = N810?
Yes. I vote for it.
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2008-05-21
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#26
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Originally Posted by dont
snap it! (GA, yes, accuracy is sometimes indirection, when the situation accurately described involves indirection.)
Too many levels of indirection.
How about Application = N810?
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2008-05-21
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#27
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Originally Posted by Benson
/me shakes head.
snap it! (GA, yes, accuracy is sometimes indirection, when the situation accurately described involves indirection.)
lol, OK, whatever.
I was merely attempting to illustrate the incentive system over at maemo.org, and "Application = N810" does not do that. <_<
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2008-05-21
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#28
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Originally Posted by dont
If you actually think that was a yes, we have a SERIOUS communications problem.
I think that I will read that as a yes.
I don't see how any reasonable person could derive "yes" from what I said.
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2008-05-21
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#29
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Look you Seniors (in appellation only I think).
It's all very well for those of you who understand where to find repositories and how to enter them in to the Application Catalogue (you know the bit where Free, Non-Free and Chinook, Bora etc has to be entered in different fields).
But I don't fully understand this stuff properly yet, and going to Gronmayer and installing a repository correctly just by clicking 'Install' was very convenient for inexperienced users like me.
Also searching for non-standard Apps for a particular OS helps a lot.
I have tried to type repositories in manually (and I am learning what goes where) but if anyone knows of a 'click install' repository link a la Gronmayer, I'd appreciate a linky.
Last edited by Alpha4; 2008-05-21 at 17:46. Reason: Couldn't spell 'understand'
It's all very well for those of you who understand where to find repositories and how to enter them in to the Application Catalogue (you know the bit where Free, Non-Free and Chinook, Bora etc has to be entered in different fields).
But I don't fully understand this stuff properly yet, and going to Gronmayer and installing a repository correctly just by clicking 'Install' was very convenient for inexperienced users like me.
Also searching for non-standard Apps for a particular OS helps a lot.
I have tried to type repositories in manually (and I am learning what goes where) but if anyone knows of a 'click install' repository link a la Gronmayer, I'd appreciate a linky.
Last edited by Alpha4; 2008-05-21 at 17:46. Reason: Couldn't spell 'understand'
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2008-05-21
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#30
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I don't think anyone, senior or otherwise, has argued against the value gronmeyer provided. So...???
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