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The Community Relations Grant will strengthen our interaction with the community members and our commitment to the inclusion of people with disabilities in the online and public versions of our products. This funding will support the annual AFSG Digital Forum, the Symposium on Visual Design, and our upcoming annual meeting.
The goals of the Grant Program are to:
1. promote the participation of people with disabilities in FOSS
2. foster better communications between people with disabilities and other FOSS supporters
3. increase accessibility of FOSS software to those with disabilities
4. promote diversity in the community by increasing the number of software developers, researchers, and other contributors who are people with disabilities
5. grow the interest of people with disabilities in FOSS
6. strengthen the position of people with disabilities as a community within the FOSS community
7. encourage external funding for research, evaluation, and evaluation of the FOSS community related to people with disabilities.
Community members apply through the FOSS Grant Review Board. The Board reviews applications, gives recommendations to the Program Director and selects grant proposals to approve. This next year's evaluation process will be done by the Grant Review Board in April of 2010.
The goal of this project is to create an universal subversion/version control system with a rich client experience (We are going to base this on Eclipse's Subversive plug-in which is a fork of CVS). We want to keep everything as platform agnostic as possible, so that an Eclipse team can easily use this on a Mac, Windows, Android, or other platform.
We also want to give subversion users a more pleasant experience, by providing a QT based client that can be used on X11 or Windows, and also on Android.
This project has a very broad scope, and we will need external contributors for pieces of code and design work. However, the main activity will be coding of the client.
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- Create and modify XPL content using XML schema, drag and drop.
- Drag and drop objects to define graphically new content: XPL Graphical Rules, pages, and views.
- Add or remove XPL rules and attached views using a GUI editor.
- Execute a script written in VBScript to automate extension tasks using XMLSchema.
- Preview the results.
- Print the results.
Installation and Running
Requirements
- RCP Eclipse application.
- The ability to connect with an XML-Schema.
- Java 1.6 or higher.
Installation
The XPL Editor application is available in Eclipse's Xpedia repository. You will need to select the XPL Editor for older Eclipse versions. To install the application you must first install XPL Editor.
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Running the application
Once installed, you can run the application by selecting "Window/Preferences" and then choosing "XPL Editor/Application".
Documentation
Please reference the Help File for help on how to use the application.Sandnes Municipality
Sandnes () is a municipality in Vestland county, Norway. It is part of the traditional region of Gauldal. The administrative centre of the municipality is the town of Sandnes. Other large cities include Kjeller, Re, and Stryn.
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Name
The municipality (originally the parish) is named after the old Sandnes farm (Norse: Sandnes), since the first church was built there (the previous one was in the nearby town of Steigen). The meaning of the first element is "sand" and the last element is "nes" which means "headland".  The old name was the same as the name of the city of Sandnes and the old Sandnes Church in Sandnes.
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