| Event Starts: | 04/14/2012 - 12:00am |
Timezone: US/Eastern Summary: Start 04/14/2012 - 12 00am
Timezone US/Eastern
BarCamp Rochester is an ad-hoc gathering born from the desire for people to share and learn in an open environment. BarCamp Rochester is an intense event with discussions, demos, and interaction from attendees. All attendees should give ...
| Event Starts: | 04/13/2012 - 8:00pm |
| Event Ends: | 04/14/2012 - 4:00pm |
| Timezone: | US/Eastern |
Posted On: Wed 04 April 2012
Looks like the best course of action is to add support to Empathy or Sugar to properly interface a video chat app into sugar. How exactly this will be done is not completely clear to me yet but here are the possibilities I have seen. # Modify And Add To The Empathy Code Base Sugar communicates with its activities via DBus. DBus is an IPC mechanism which allows the SUgar shell to pass commands via remote method calls to a running application. In order to make Empathy a proper sugar activity, i ...
Posted On: Sat 24 March 2012
Posted On: Fri 16 March 2012
Posted On: Fri 16 March 2012
Finally... Its spring quarter and I have some time to get a native video chat app running on an XO. There is a lot of talk about the OVC application created by a couple of RIT students: http://foss.rit.edu/projects/ovc. While they work on the python implementation, I am going to detail my progress towards building a native C application. To start of with, here is how I set up my development environment for writing/compiling XO code. I don't know if there are ...
Posted On: Wed 08 February 2012
Here is the link to my github repo: Github # Probably versus Maybe - // Play the background music + // Play the background music if sound is supported if (soundIsSupported()) { su.play(sources, 0, 156000, globalVolume, false); } @@ -150,14 +150,15 @@ function soundIsSupported() { var a = new Audio(); var failures = 0; + for (var i = 0; i < sources.length; i++) { ...
Posted On: Thu 02 February 2012
This week for me has been all about outreach. I truly enjoy the role of storytelling, because I get to participate with the FOSS Community in a different way than committing patches to repos (not that I don't enjoy coding, I'm just not quite as good at expressing my thoughts in python as I am in HTML ;) In the land of FOSS, attribution is the coin of the realm. It is the oil between the gears and pistons. Giving credit where credit is due is the simplest default state of many open licenses and i ...
Posted On: Thu 02 February 2012
I am well on the way to understanding how Drupal works and now I have an alumni Drupal ninja, Mark DeMayo, helping me out. So far, I have set up most of the Drupal modules and administrative stuff on the back-end of the site. Remy has just informed me that I will be able to migrate my site soon to RIT's servers which might make administration easier (I hope). Regarding the aesthetics of the site, I have been successful in creating a 3x3 grid view of comments and blog posts. I'm still trying to ...
Posted On: Fri 20 January 2012
Well...as of right now, I seem to be having issues trying to get a picture to show up on the main page of the site as a blog entry. I have been using my Drupal instance for all testing purposes which you can find a link to in the last blog post. I have also been researching more about the 960.gs (grid system) which is a framework for CSS that allows properly structured Web pages based on a specified number of columns. I will try to figure out this weekend why the pictures are not showing up, an ...