http://wiki.lars-sh.de/ 2012-05-20T10:22:24+02:00 http://wiki.lars-sh.de/ http://wiki.lars-sh.de/lib/tpl/A_Free_Worldic/images/favicon.ico text/html 2012-05-14T06:30:25+02:00 http://wiki.lars-sh.de/0.8:demo?rev=1336969825&do=diff Thanks to some community members we can finally offer simple demo systems of oneye, so you can try it out before going through the installation. You can either create an own user or login with “test” as username and password. Keep in mind, that these demo systems were not set up for production use in any way! text/html 2011-11-12T14:37:14+02:00 http://wiki.lars-sh.de/0.8:eyedesigner?rev=1321105034&do=diff The oneye development environment eyeDesigner, originally developed by Jose Carlos Norte from the eyeos Team, is back online to be downloaded and heavily used. Development stopped a long time ago, but though it should still work properly. Download eyeDesigner text/html 2011-10-02T17:46:26+02:00 http://wiki.lars-sh.de/0.8:eyesync?rev=1317570386&do=diff Some time ago one of our community members - Marvin - wrote a quite nice .NET / Mono application, called eyeSync, replacing the old Python based alpha releases. Development of the new applications stopped, but though it should still work properly. In order to run eyeSync you need to first install the .NET Framework (on Windows machines only) or Mono. text/html 2011-11-14T20:56:49+02:00 http://wiki.lars-sh.de/0.8:repository?rev=1321300609&do=diff The latest releases of eyeos 1.9 registered a new system repository, that is broken nowadays. To fix this issues you can register the official oneye repository, which is a simple wrapper to get around problems we had before. In order to use it, simply add <http://soft.lars-sh.de/> to your system's repository list. text/html 2011-12-29T22:09:56+02:00 http://wiki.lars-sh.de/0.8:snapshots?rev=1325192996&do=diff Just as many other software projects and companies, the oneye team is using a control version system to maintain the development phases. For historical reasons we are using Subversion - most often called SVN. Our SVN repository is publicly available at SourceForge, so everyone can follow development. text/html 2011-11-30T20:37:23+02:00 http://wiki.lars-sh.de/0.8:translations?rev=1322681843&do=diff We offer about 40 different language packs for the oneye system. They can be installed on any versions, even though newer releases might be translated partially only. Instead you can also go and get the All-In-One package. To install a language pack, upload the eyePackage directly into your oneye system (e.g. onto your desktop) and execute it. A simple assistent will guide you further.