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= Launchpad and Bazar = This is a step-by-step guide for creating a branch of the Ubuntu Desktop Course and working on it. 1. Create a directory on your system, we use ubuntu-desktop-course here * $ mkdir ubuntu-desktop-course; cd ubuntu-desktop-course 1. Create a repository to hold branches * $ bzr init-repo * This step is not absolutely necessary, but of advantage if you want to have several branches 1. Branch from the desktop course beta * $ bzr branch http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~canonical-training/ubuntu-desktop-course/ubuntu-desktop-course-beta * A new directory named ubuntu-desktop-course-beta is created and populated * The local branch of the desktop course makes it possible to see the changes you made more easily when offline 1. Create your own branch * $ bzr branch ubuntu-desktop-course-beta ubuntu-desktop-course-beta-<NAME OR NICK> * This is your working copy 1. Edit and change the XML files * Use any editor you like * gnome-edit offers syntax highlighting * bluefish offers easy use of xmllint to check the XML validity * For more options see http://wiki.docbook.org/topic/DocBookAuthoringTools 1. Commit your changes * Commit after every logical change, e.g. update of a paragraph or list * Use sensible commit messages 1. Publish your branch * From your branch directory call * bzr push bzr+ssh://<LAUNCHPAD USERNAME>@bazaar.launchpad.net/~<LAUNCHPAD USERNAME>/ubuntu-desktop-course/<YOUR BRANCH NAME> |
Meeting Logs
- Meeting log from [attachment:2007-09-20-ubuntu-training.log 20th September]
- Meeting log from [attachment:2007-09-06-ubuntu-training.log 06th September]
- Meeting log from [attachment:2007-08-23-ubuntu-training.log 23rd August]
- Meeting log from [attachment:2007-08-09-ubuntu-training.log 9th August]
Launchpad and Bazar
This is a step-by-step guide for creating a branch of the Ubuntu Desktop Course and working on it.
- Create a directory on your system, we use ubuntu-desktop-course here
- $ mkdir ubuntu-desktop-course; cd ubuntu-desktop-course
- Create a repository to hold branches
- $ bzr init-repo
- This step is not absolutely necessary, but of advantage if you want to have several branches
- $ bzr init-repo
- Branch from the desktop course beta
$ bzr branch http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~canonical-training/ubuntu-desktop-course/ubuntu-desktop-course-beta
- A new directory named ubuntu-desktop-course-beta is created and populated
- The local branch of the desktop course makes it possible to see the changes you made more easily when offline
- Create your own branch
$ bzr branch ubuntu-desktop-course-beta ubuntu-desktop-course-beta-<NAME OR NICK>
- This is your working copy
- Edit and change the XML files
- Use any editor you like
- gnome-edit offers syntax highlighting
- bluefish offers easy use of xmllint to check the XML validity
For more options see http://wiki.docbook.org/topic/DocBookAuthoringTools
- Use any editor you like
- Commit your changes
- Commit after every logical change, e.g. update of a paragraph or list
- Use sensible commit messages
- Publish your branch
- From your branch directory call
bzr push bzr+ssh://<LAUNCHPAD USERNAME>@bazaar.launchpad.net/~<LAUNCHPAD USERNAME>/ubuntu-desktop-course/<YOUR BRANCH NAME>
- From your branch directory call
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