S02E13 – The Tribe of Gum

17.09.09 | 4 Comments

Laura Cowen, Alan Pope, Tony Whitmore and Ciemon Dunville are back once more from ‘Studio B’ sadly without Dave Walker, but with a crowning episode of the Ubuntu Podcast from the UK Local Community Support Team.


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  • And finally we cover your emails, tweets and dents and voicemail since our last show, including a great video response to our mention of Open Shot Video
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    • Pykler

      I came here via command line fu :)

    • wormeyman

      So where is the openshotvideo response that was supposed to be in the shownotes you guys made it sound exciting!

    • http://kecskebak.blogspot.com Dave Jeffery

      Great pod, as per usual. Really missed Dave though. Loved the talk on documentation. Help is something that I gave up with when I was writing an Ubuntu in PyGTK app. Man pages are fine, but offline help – forget it. I found trying to write some offline help for a PyGTK application I was writing pretty much impossible. There’s a single five year old blog post that tells you how to bring up a Yelp window from a PyGTK app, and there’s absolutely nothing that tells you how to compile a Yelp file from Docbook for a PyGTK app. I even tried asking for help on several IRC channels to deafening silence. When I heard that one of the showstoppers for Banshee was the lack of off-line help I wasn’t at all surprised – for some odd reason GNOME doesn’t really help or encourage you to write it.


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