User talk:Ties

Hello Ties, and Welcome to the OLPC wiki!

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Good luck, and have fun. ----Sj talk 09:36, 24 April 2008 (EDT)

Epaath

Hi Ties! Welcome to the wiki. Could you add some more information on the Epaath in the browser page? Some categories would be nice and maybe some additional links out to other pages. The page seems very useful, but I'm not *entirely* sure how to categorize it. At the very least we should flesh out the instruction that involves getting a patch from you. Can we upload this patch to the wiki? Would you like storage space on dev.laptop to host the file?

Please, if there is anything else you require, let me know (seth@laptop) Seth 07:56, 17 July 2008 (UTC)

Oh! and I forgot to say: Thank you for your contributions! Seth 07:57, 17 July 2008 (UTC)

What exactly do you mean by the 'browser page'. Do you mean 'Epaath in browser'. Actually E-Paath is the new name for Epaati, which has a description elsewhere on the wiki. I'll link to it as soon as I understand which page you mean. And if you mean 'Epaath in browser', you don't have to react, I already put in a link to be clear and added categories at the bottom.

As for the patch and the npsqueakrun file, I'll host them on dev.laptop.org. I do already have an account myself, and I've go access to the epaati web dir, so I won't be needing help with that. The reason there wasn't a link yet is because I'm right now in the process of making the patch, but we needed the documentation for the epaath-in-browser procedure quickly internally here at ole-nepal.

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