If you are like me, you often want to rebase, or pull from a repo but have a bunch of local changes you don’t want to commit (yet) but also don’t want to lose, well git-stash is your answer.
This is really handy when working on Koha, you don’t have to muck around with local commits that get in your way when you are making patches to send upstream.
We went took Kahurangi along to Junglerama and met Manaia, Donna and my mum there.
Kahurangi’s favourite was the car driving
But they both loved the merry go round
On the bus ride to work today, someone had decided to open all the windows. Combine that with a driver who puts pedal to the metal, and you end up with people freezing at the back of the bus. Not a pleasant way to start the day.
Laurel was helping out at her work on friday, handing out programmes and showing people to their seats. While she was waiting for me to get the bus across town to pick up Kahu, he did some helping too.
I had a bit of a play with some profiling tools and Koha today. This is the output when running a profiler over mainpage.pl. Looks like some nice optimisation could be done there.
You can read the release notes here and download from
download.koha.org. As always report bugs on the Koha bugzilla
It was good to see some of you when i popped in last week to help mom reorganise her office (i’ve told her that paperclips are supposed to be in piles on the floor soooo many times… but she never listens!)
after many days of screaming, crying and whining, she finally caught on that i feel like i’ve been on the swing too long and that weird stuff comes out my mouth.
so she and dad took me to ED on monday night at 2 – they had a cool little house and people with their eyes closed (which i had to pry open for them) and some things called ‘pamphlets’ that were fun to throw around – it was so much fun that the doctor told me when i smiled at her that i was ok and if i was still sick that i could go to ANOTHER doctor in a few days!
well that was enough for me to make sure the rest of the night that i got to go to this other doctor place and play in the morning. so i screamed, rolled around and threw things, spit medicine and everything.
mom locked her keys in the car, so dad had to come all the way back from town in a car with lights on the roof while mom carried me and my big bag of stuff down to the doctor. he gave me a wooden stick and said “these are the days that make you wonder what the hell you were thinking having a kid.” mom said “yeah, chris said ‘i can’t do this again – no more kids!'” he said i’ve got chicken pogs. mom said the other doctor was dumb.
so i’ve been contagious for 4 days and will be for another week. that means i get to stay home with mom!!!! i love daycare, but jesse poos his pants and harmony screams a lot, so it will be nice to stay home and pull the cat’s tail and watch the doodlebops instead. i’ve already told mom that i can’t leave her lap by screaming when she goes to the bathroom.
oh yeah, and if you guys who i played with last week haven’t had chicken pogs, you might want to keep a look out cause it has a long incubation period. have a look on google for signs and symptoms. it makes you feel real bad! but if you want them, i’ve got some to share and i’ll lick you!
love,
Kahurangi
This is slightly old news, but cool nonetheless.
This is a very important day in the life of the Nelson Memorial Public Library with the launching of this management system called Koha, Ms Godinet said in her speech yesterday.
Our library opens from Monday-Friday from 8.30am to 5pm and Saturday from 8.30am to 12pm.
Koha means our library never closes our catalogue as it is now available 24/7 for all Samoans and anyone interested in Samoa.”
Full text is here
Using the great service provided at repo.or.cz Ive set up a mirror of the public git repository. Here’s the http://repo.or.cz/w/koha.git mirror.
Kōrerorero 