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Download Script
One way for people to download Full Circle is if they have the downloader script on their computers. They can use that to download any issue(s) directly. I'm doing this right now.
Listed above is the text of the script, in case people don't have it.
Something to note about this script. It will download it to the current directory–regardless of the cd command in the script. At least that was my experience. And the user will have to change the translation code (en) to whatever is relevant (if available).
Patrick. Dickey
PyQt
I really liked the Qt Designer tutorial in FCM#73. I have a good command over Python, C++ and Java, but I really don't know much about creating GUIs. I know you've covered wxPython and Boa Constructor, but I'd really appreciate it if someone does a dedicated tutorial series on PyQt or on Qt in general.
Rohan Pinto
Ronnie says: It might take a few months, but Greg is going to look into it for you.
LibreOffice Styling
I have been using Ubuntu for the last 3 years and I wouldn’t change it for anything else. Full Circle Magazine is a great magazine to supplement what is new in Ubuntu.
My job requires me to produce specialist manuals and the styling paragraph titles is most important to be able to refer. Just as an example, it would be something like this
1.0 1.1 1.1.1 1.1.1.1
with different font styles and font sizes. The problem is that I cannot find a way to save this set of styles in LibreOffice to be re-used consistently throughout various manuals.
While we are in the same subject would you please recommend an XML editor that uses DITA in Ubuntu linux environment?
Christian Gauci
Greg & Elmer say: For XML, I use gedit by hand.
Elmer says: Saving the style to the default template seems like the way to go, but have never tried it. The answer may be a template but not the default template. I will look into it.