User:Tulcod

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Contents 1 Major contributions 2 Minor contributions 3 Discussion 3.1 delete notice on x61s 3.2 Pages in User Namespace 3.3 Eee PC 1000HA Revisions 3.4 Edit Wars / Kernel Configs 3.5 Ralink RT2870 - Covers Belkin N1 F5D8051 (3100uk) USB Adapter 3.6 New Templates 3.7 BD

[edit] Major contributions

I wrote most of this, or modified it a lot:

• Light Install
• Music studio
• Graphics drivers (including various sub-articles, mainly RadeonHD)
• Netbook
• Paludis (including various sub-articles)
• Paludis/Cross-compiling (took me a bit of research, so it's worth another line)

[edit] Minor contributions

I contributed a bit to this, or the article isn't very big anyway.

• Gentoo IRC
• Solid State Disk
• Remote chroot
• JACK

[edit] Discussion

Note: The discussion page should normally be used for discussion, but for some reason User talk:Tulcod is having issues at the moment. These are being looked into.

[edit] delete notice on x61s

Please refrain from asking to delete an article that's a few hours old. Also why asking to remove x61s and not x61 which has even less content. >of course you do know tat I'm gonna remove the delete notice you add...

[edit] Pages in User Namespace

Pages are allowed in the User namespace when they are under development. This is a normal wiki convention. Please don't move pages out of a users namespace.

--AllenJB 15:15, 1 December 2008 (GMT)

[edit] Eee PC 1000HA Revisions

Uh, what was with "Make sure to replace x86 with your architecture" on Asus Eee PC 1000HA? The Eee PC 1000HA is a specific model and there is only one architecture for it. (x86) I've reverted that part of your edit unless you can make a reasonable justification for why such a note should be included. Karimarie 03:50, 6 December 2008 (GMT)

[edit] Edit Wars / Kernel Configs

Please don't get into edit wars with other users. If you find yourself reverting a change more than once, wait for a while before reverting it again. This will give users time to read messages you've left for them.

In addition, kernel configuration files are perfectly acceptable on the wiki. The correct solution for dealing with them is to put them on a subpage with a link. This way the users who want them can still access them and they don't take up excessive space in the main article.

--AllenJB 15:07, 25 January 2009 (GMT)

[edit] Ralink RT2870 - Covers Belkin N1 F5D8051 (3100uk) USB Adapter

You've asked "Is this method still needed, or are there packages/in-kernel drivers available?". I'm not aware that the drivers are yet available in the latest kernel (they may well be). However, what's the procedure for removing articles when this becomes the case? Surely there will be Gentoo users, whom, for whatever reason aren't able to use the latest kernel. In this case the article may still be of use to some people.

--Euge 23:10, 27 February 2009 (GMT)

[edit] New Templates

Please don't move templates out of the sandbox. They should be run by an admin first. In this case I'll let it stand because it does look useful, but please run it past an admin in the future.

--AllenJB 00:45, 20 February 2009 (GMT)

[edit] BD

It's in july, so don't forget to congratulate me :D

--Tulcod 14:00, 11 May 2009 (GMT)