Lecteur rss, opml

Je viens d’exporter mon fichier feedlist.opml dans
http://www.google.com/reader/view
/. C’est pratique quand on est en déplacement.

Mon lecteur de fils RSS est liferea sous GNU/Debian/Ubunbu

Editeur XML

Quelques liens:

- Essai des éditeur XML:

• 
  http://rhaptos.org/downloads/editing/etna
  (Etna is an open Source XML Editor built on Mozilla’s core, Gecko. It uses some RelaxNG schema to edit and validate XML Documents.)
• 
  http://vex.sourceforge.net/
  Vex is an editor for XML documents. The "visual" part comes from the fact that Vex hides the raw XML tags from the user, providing instead a wordprocessor-like interface. Because of this, Vex is best suited for "document-style" XML documents such as XHTML and DocBook rather than "data-style" XML documents.

  • Installing Vex Into Eclipse 3.0

    If you are already an Eclipse 3.0 user, you can install Vex functionality into your existing Eclipse environment, either by connecting to the update site (recommended) or by downloading the Vex plugins.

    Update Site

    If your computer is connected to the Internet, you should install Vex via the update site as follows.

  • From Eclipse, select Help > Software Updates > Find and Install….
  • Select Search for new features to install and click Next >.
  • Click New Remote Site.
  • Enter "Vex Update Site" for Name and "http://vex.sourceforge.net/update" for URL, and click OK.
  • Select Vex Update Site in the resulting list and click Next >.
  • Select Vex XML Editor and click Next >.
  • Read the license agreement. If you agree, select I accept the terms in the license agreements and click Next > .
  • Click Finish.
  • You will be warned that the feature is not signed. Click Install to proceed with the installation.
  • When the installation is complete you will be prompted to restart Eclipse. I have successfully installed Vex this way without restarting, but you might want to restart if you want to be really safe.
  • Vex implements the Document perspective, which is the default perspective for the standalone Vex produxt

La macro OOoLilypond d’OpenOffice

Aujourd’hui je m’intéresse à OpenOffice et ses macros. Comme ma fille est musicienne et s’intéresse à la composition je vais voir ce que vaut cette extension.

• aller sur le site http://ooolilypond.sourceforge.net/ et télécharger l’extension
• Install LilyPond, if not already done. LilyPond is included in most Linux distributions.
• Unpack the OOoLilyPond-0.3.tar.gz file in your home folder.
• Start OpenOffice.org
• Register the basic macro in OpenOffice.org
  - Select from the Menu: "Tools" –> "Macros" –> "Organize Macros" –> "OpenOffice.org Basic…"
  - Click "Organizer…"
  - Go to the tab "Libraries"
  - Click "Append…"
  - In the file dialog open the file "~/OOoLilyPond/basic/script.xlb"
  - In the "Append Libraries" dialog click "OK"
  - Close all open dialog boxes
• Associate a keyboard shortcut with the macro
  - Create a new writer document
  - Select from the Menu: "Tools" –> "Customize…"
  - Go to the tab "Keyboard"
  - Select the radio button "OpenOffice.org"
  - Select "Control-M" as Shortcut key (or another shortcut as you like)
  - Select "OpenOffice.org Macros/user/OOoLilyPond/Main" as Functions Category
  - Select "main" as Funtion
  - Click "Modify"

• à l’installation, j’ai un problème avec le runtime java (jre)
• voir https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java
• If you want to use Sun’s Java instead of the open source GIJ (GNU Java bytecode interpreter) you need to set it as default. To list installed JVMs:

    update-java-alternatives -l

  To select, for example, Sun’s JVM as provided in Ubuntu 6.06, run:

    sudo update-java-alternatives -s java-1.5.0-sun

  You should also edit /etc/jvm and move /usr/lib/jvm/java-1.5.0-sun to the top of JVMs offered.

Manual method: Run:

  sudo update-alternatives --config java

and select your preference from the list.

Note: You probably want to do the same with jar, javac, javadoc, javah, javap and javaws:

  sudo update-alternatives --config jar

To get common java applications (installed using .deb-packages) to run under your JVM of choice, make sure you also edit the JVM configuration file:

  sudo gedit /etc/jvm

and add the line:

  /usr/lib/j2sdk1.5-sun

Packages such as ant starts the first JVM found in this file.

• J’installe lilycomp
  http://lilycomp.sourceforge.net/
    qui est une appliaction graphique python permettant d’éditer les notes.
  • …Once Python is installed, just download LilyComp, untar it somewhere convenient, and put a link to lilycomp.py somewhere in your path (e.g. ~/bin or /usr/local/bin).Here is an example where the files reside in a directory under your home directory:

     

    $ cd ~
    $ gunzip lilycomp.1.0.tar.gz
    $ tar xvf lilycomp.1.0.tar
    $ ln -s ~/lilycomp.1.0/lilycomp.py ~/bin/lilycomp
    $ lilycomp

• personnellement j’ai fait un sudo ln -s ~/lilycomp.1.0.2/lilycomp.py /usr/bin/lilycomp

Découverte de gubb.net

Je viens de me créer un compte sur
http://www.gubb.net
le gestionnaire de listes "Web2.0"

J’apprends l’existence d’un petit logiciel de blogs assez sympa: BlogoText (outil gratuit qui vous permet de gérer votre blog à partir de votre navigateur Internet. Il ne nécessite aucune base de données. Conçu en fonction des utilisateurs, BlogoText est très facile à utiliser.)

Auto-formation sur les blogs

Quelques adresses utiles pour avoir un nom de domaine:

• http://www.icann.org
• http://www.afnic.fr
• http://www.gandi.net

"Gandi vous offre gratuitement un blog (l’outil de création et l’hébergement du blog), permettant de vous exprimer efficacement et facilement sur le web. GandiBlog est basé sur le formidable logiciel libre Dotclear 2 que nous soutenons activement. Avec chaque domaine acheté, vous disposez de 1 Go d’espace disque et 10 Go par mois de données transférées pour vous exprimer. Cliquez ici pour accéder à la description complète de notre outil"

• http://www.ovh.com/fr/index.xml (php4 et 5, python2.3, perl5.8.8,mySql5)