Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of Development/NewDeveloperGuide/Screencast

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08/15/10 19:11:52 (9 years ago)

Author:

ibboard

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Development/NewDeveloperGuide/Screencast

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 The following is meant as a supplement to the [../ New Developer's Guide]. The screencast was provided by HeWhoWatches to show how to set up the full set of WarFoundry UIs for development. The screencast was taken using Gnome 3 shell under Fedora 13, but is equally applicable to most Linux distros with minor changes to the commands used to install packages and the package names.
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+== Videos ==
 
 The videos are available in Hi-Res (1280x1024) or Low-Res (640x480) in a variety of formats:
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  * VP8/WebM - [http://perceptualmotion.co.uk/video/warfoundry/warfoundry_1280x1024.webm HiRes], [http://perceptualmotion.co.uk/video/warfoundry/warfoundry_640x480.webm LowRes]
  * x264/MP4 - [http://perceptualmotion.co.uk/video/warfoundry/warfoundry_1280x1024.mp4 HiRes], [http://perceptualmotion.co.uk/video/warfoundry/warfoundry_640x480.mp4 LowRes]
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+== Commands ==
 
 The commands shown in the video are:
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 }}}
 
+== Extras ==
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+Additional: If you want to contribute to the project, you may want to have monodoc installed so you can easily browse the the API documentation. To install this as root, do:
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+{{{
+yum install gtk-sharp2-doc mono-tools
+}}}
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+If for some reason you need to regenerate the search index (e.g. if you installed monodoc, then created the index, then installed gtk-sharp2-doc), do:
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+{{{
+rm -Rf ~/.config/monodoc
+}}}
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+...and re-run monodoc which will allow you to recreate the index. See also: http://www.mono-project.com/Monodoc
+
 Thanks to HeWhoWatches for taking the time to create the screencast and for providing the hosting of the videos.