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** ACTION: works for Christopher
** ACTION: works for Christopher
** ACTION: activity team will look into it
** ACTION: activity team will look into it
** ACTION : This activity is not yet in ASLO, is from CeibalJam
** LINK: http://ceibaljam.org/drupal/sites/default/files/tmpYlc-pn.xo
* Wine does not work any more...
* Wine does not work any more...
** ACTION: dirakx will hunt down the Wine maintainer to fix this
** ACTION: dirakx will hunt down the Wine maintainer to fix this
** STATUS: Contacted cristian javier tejeda farias (ctejeda@gmail.com), the maintainer
** STATUS: Contacted cristian javier tejeda farias (ctejeda@gmail.com), the maintainer. Awaiting response. --dirakx
* Etoys projects don't download from squeakland.org
* Etoys projects don't download from squeakland.org
** Using a hash for this owuld provide a content-addressable store and all of its benefits, such as deduplication of files -- you can see whether you already have a file before saving a redownloaded version.
** Using a hash for this owuld provide a content-addressable store and all of its benefits, such as deduplication of files -- you can see whether you already have a file before saving a redownloaded version.
* export (RSS, blog) (cscott)
* Export (RSS, blog) (cscott)
** the Journal should be running a very simple HTTP server on some port which exports all Journal entries as an RSS feed and implicitly also a URL for each entry, perhaps there's a "public" tag to control when this happens. The URL syntax should allow for filtering based on tag? http://journal/feed/blog, first only export /feed/public. See cscott's journal-too talk.
** the Journal should be running a very simple HTTP server on some port which exports all Journal entries as an RSS feed and implicitly also a URL for each entry, perhaps there's a "public" tag to control when this happens. The URL syntax should allow for filtering based on tag? http://journal/feed/blog, first only export /feed/public. See cscott's journal-too talk.
** "Sharing journal entries / making journal entries public" is the basic idea.
** "Sharing journal entries / making journal entries public" is the basic idea.
** WebDav is interesting too, RSS is nice because you can view it all in a normal browser.
** WebDav is interesting too, RSS is nice because you can view it all in a normal browser.
* 'write to journal anytime' (erikos, walter)
* 'Write to journal anytime' (erikos, walter)
** erikos is working on this. What is it? Replace the "name your journal entry" dialog with the Journal detail view, and add a button that brings this up.
** erikos is working on this. What is it? Replace the "name your journal entry" dialog with the Journal detail view, and add a button that brings this up.
** cscott's suggestion: A standalone offline "Twitter" activity which just records short snippets of text and puts them in the journal. Think of it as the "git commit" activity.
** cscott's suggestion: A standalone offline "Twitter" activity which just records short snippets of text and puts them in the journal. Think of it as the "git commit" activity.