nealmcb

#!/usr/bin/python
"""
Print out the apps and clients that are inhibiting session actions like log out, user switching, suspending or idle.

%InsertOptionParserUsage%

Example:
 track_session_inhibitors &

Todo:

nealmcb

#!/usr/bin/env python
"""
The testkernel command does these things to make linux kernel testing easy:
  looks in the indicated folder on the web
  downloads the .deb files for the kernel of the given type
  installs them locally
  configures grub2 to reboot to the given kernel on the next reboot

TODO:

nealmcb

Peter Lyons' notes on installing fgdb (Free Geek Database) from the trunk:
 git://git.freegeek.org:/git/fgdb.rb

Note that after running into some problems with that, we tried using the one at github which is close to version 1.0.30 of the main project, and that has been working better.

 http://wiki.github.com/markstos/fgdb.rb/

But for the record, here is the procedure we tried for the trunk version (about version 1.0.50):

-Installed Ubuntu Server 10.04 amd64 (Lucid)

nealmcb

## Climate analysis R code based on Steve McIntyre's example at
##  http://camirror.wordpress.com/2009/11/29/replicating-the-trick-diagram/#more-130
## with some fixes by Neal McBurnett.
## Usage:  R --save < replicate_trick.r
##  which produces an "Rplots.ps" file
##COMPARE ARCHIVED BRIFFA VERSION TO CLIMATEGATE VERSION#

#1. LOAD BRIFFA (CLIMATEGATE VERSION)
# archive is truncated in 1960: ftp://ftp.ncdc.noaa.gov/pub/data/paleo/treering/reconstructions/n_hem_temp/briffa2001jgr3.txt”

nealmcb

#!/usr/bin/env python
"""Convert ranked ballots from the CSV format provided by CIVS
(http://www.cs.cornell.edu/andru/civs.html) to the BLT format
used by, e.g., OpenSTV (www.openstv.org/).

http://code.google.com/p/stv/wiki/BLTFileFormat

TODO: support the popular "text" format and equal rankings via the "=" delimiter.

%InsertOptionParserUsage%

nealmcb

 # just playing
   def self.pkg(platform, opt)
      # short time solution <start>
      extension = case platform
      when "win32" then
         "exe"
        when "linux" then
         "run"
        when "osx" then
         "dmg"