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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: General / Filetype for RAW image files
Is it not the app owning the filetype that sets the textual name in its !Boot or !Run file. Eg. Set Alias$@RunType_1D9 /<SyncDiscs$Dir>.!Run %%*0 |
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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: General / Feeling alone :-/ “… programmée pour la rentrée 2013” – that’s September, right? |
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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: General / Filetype for RAW image files It would be useful if ROOL would release a listing of all official filetype allocations. However, such a listing was always treated as ‘commercially sensitive’ and therefore confidential. This cannot be the case now. |
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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: Community Support / GPS and RISC OS Thanks, Ronald. |
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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: General / Filetype for RAW image files
My first thought was you didn’t read all the postings in this thread… Other than that, I agree with the changes nemo suggested. |
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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: General / Filetype for RAW image files Who cares what category they are in. Get rid of the first column and get rid of the & in front of the filetypes. |
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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: General / How to do unpredictable USB input You’ve done too good a job with my camera I’m afraid. I can’t make MTP fail. I’ve tried 5.18 and my development version on my Iyonix. My camera uses the OHCI driver – don’t know if that is significant. |
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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: General / Feeling alone :-/ Hehe… Registered to Ano Nymous. Jeez, I wonder how a Frenchie would pronounce “Nymous”? ;-) |
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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: General / Filetype for RAW image files
Wiki saying that open wikis can’t be considered reliable. The irony is killing me. You might have guessed by nemo‘s reply that some editor policies have p!$$ed people off. While it is rather astonishing to see a list of RISC OS filetypes on Wikipedia, perhaps the most important question I could ask is: Why isn’t it here? On ROOL’s site is the logical place to catalogue filetypes; and I’m fairly certain that ROOL wouldn’t get hung up over discovery of filetype use by looking at !Boot files (aargh! no citation! aargh! original research! aargh!) because having a coherent list is the important thing. There is the start of a list (and quite a long list) here: I would like to make two suggestions:
Thoughts? |
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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: General / How to do unpredictable USB input
See the !Run file. |
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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: General / Feeling alone :-/ Looks like sth is coming in the french riscos “community” (more than 1 is a community, right?): www.riscos.fr If the creator of this site is active on this forum, he can contct me: I am ready to help for articles and so on! Wait and see!!!! François. |
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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: General / Filetype for RAW image files Interesting. I just tried setting a file on my Iyonix here to F80. The icon changed to a proper XML one, but the filetype remains described as &F80, so there isn’t a textual name for it. Which makes me ask the question: where are all these types assigned? Are they all in the MimeMap file? And how come my Iyonix has half the information? |
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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: General / Filetype for RAW image files Trevor – further to my Talk page post, I can add that I use &112 as a Teletext file in my !Teletext. I used this as it was the same filetype/format as Ground Control’s !TTX. I assumed they would have registered it, but you’ll need to confirm with The Big List Owner. [I thought !TTX was crap so I rolled my own ;-) ] VideoList file, &17F, is my own, it is a registered type. [source] I would support removing the Commercial/Noncommercial distinction. This cannot, AFAIK, be maintained as I’m not aware that !Allocate even asks this. Plus, there are several public allocations in the Acorn Reserved area, as I noted in the Wiki talk page (PDF (&ADF) and MSWord (&AE6)); thus maintaining this anachronism will just be confusing. It’s how it was intended, sure, but not how it eventually ended up. I would especially support a reference to “known to be officially allocated”; for these are real filetypes. Anything unallocated is just winging it… |
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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: General / Feeling alone :-/ Hi Stan and good to hear from you. :) I sent you a mail, too, which you may have got (using the mail address at your website). Also, thank you Google Translate for letting me make sense of the Dutch part of your posting. :) Yeah, I’d love to be part of a Norwegian RISC OS User Group. Maybe that could attract more people to the platform, as well, giving it more exposure, and a place for RISC OS users to find each other. I’m also a member of Oslo C++ Users Group, where I once had a presentation about Concepts in C++0x (which was eventually pulled from C++0x :) ), and I’m a member of an astronomy club in Norway, Deep Sky Exploration. |
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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: General / Filetype for RAW image files Officially registered: |
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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: General / Feeling alone :-/ Ik ben nog steeds en RISC OS gebruiker, mijn Iyonix doet het ik heb een Beagleboard en een RPi. Op dit moment heb ik veel andre dingen ik moet regelen (o.a. twee autos door de APK krijgen) dus ik heb mijn digital leven op zij gezet. Maar ik hoop om wat meer tijd in de herfst te krijgen voor leuke RISC OS aktiviteiten. Hei Terje, det er fint å høre at det finnes andre RISC OS brukere i Norge. Jeg hadde kontakt med Jan-Jaap i fjør men har ikke hørt noe fra ham i en stund. Jeg mente at det skulle være morsomt å opprette en RISC OS User Group i Norge. Har du lyst til å være med? One of the slight problems of living in Norway is that Terje and I “quite close” to each other. That is, it only takes me around four hours to drive from Gol to his home town. Which is longer than it would take a resident of the Netherlands to drive from Groningen to Maastricht :) As for the RISC OS content of my site, well with the exception of the galleries most of the rest of the site is built using my Iyonix. I also created some format files for EXIFInfo to allow jpegs to be renamed with the date/timestamp. These are to be found here http://mistymornings.net/info/exifinfo.html |
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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: General / Filetype for RAW image files 1D9 Syncjob, used by !SyncDiscs, officially registered. |
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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: General / Filetype for RAW image files Some more ‘found in the wild’: all of which I just used without bothering to register them. Also 132 ICO (imagemaster aka DPlgScan) |
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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: General / Feeling alone :-/ Bonjour André, Merci de ta réponse. Je me doutais que le nombre d’utilisateurs francophones n’a jamais dû être très important. Moi-même, qui suis pourtant un peu nostalgique de l’informatique des années 80-90 (atari et amiga principalement), je n’ai entendu parler de RiscOS qu’il y a quelques mois, quand je me suis intéressé au Raspberry Pi… Et je suis littéralement tombé sous le charme! Au point d’acheter plusieurs logiciels commerciaux pour en faire ma station bureautique personnelle principale… Cordialement François |
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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: General / Feeling alone :-/ Bonjour François, RISCOS n’a jamais été très populaire coté francophone. En de dehors des noms déjà cités je ne connais que: Coté néerlandophone, je crois qu’il reste encore un groupe d’utilisateurs qui se réunissent de temps en temps du coté d’Anvers. |
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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: General / Feeling alone :-/ Hah-hah… :) The language used isn’t much of an issue for me: My fiance is American, so we speak English at home. :) Still, it would be nice to know at least someone else in Norway (or Scandinavia) who uses RISC OS… :) |
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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: General / Feeling alone :-/ Terje… How lucky you are… You have found a RiscOS fellow speaking your language :D But it could have been worse for me, I could have been a Laplander ^^ Cheers |
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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: General / Filetype for RAW image files
I couldn’t give a monkey’s what Wikipedia thinks. And that’s putting it mildly. |
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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: General / Filetype for RAW image files OK, I’ve simplified the markup quite a bit, but it still requires editing in a separate application. I propose making a number of changes: Remove Category column However noble the original intention, this categorisation wasn’t reflected in actual usage and is now utterly confusing. What, in any case, does “commercial” mean in relation to MPEG for example? Remove lists of applications Explaining which program generates a proprietary filetype is useful, but listing every program that loads text files is not. Add allocation status It would be useful to know if a filetype has been officially allocated, or has simply been found in the wild. |
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Jun 12, 2013
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Topic: General / Feeling alone :-/ Ah, I didn’t know, thanks. :) |


