Some more things discussed yesterday summarized:

Right I see the problem now.

I created a concept for exploring enclosure options for shield connectors/interface/sensor placements:

Is that chicken going in the pancake or is that mr. hankey in the image "the pancake"?

The new article style has been a compromise between me (wanting bigger font size) and Rex (wanting smaller font size) so in the end we settled with medium font size which we are using now.

Is this not a duplicate of T1110 ?

The problem is that each web-based mail service renders content differently, as it on its own replaces css tags and html elements.

how could we debug this....

Fixed the parameter menus, added "up" items in submenus, they now also do not show the ">" arrow on the right as "up/back" is perceived as left, slide up/down animation added for whitebalance page. The currently highlighted/selected item in each menu/submenu is now saved and if you go out of a submenu you now have the item selected that led you into the submenu.

Menu and submenu navigation feels much more intuitive/clear now, great suggestion @Bertl
Will add "back" button in submenus again now so navigation only using the knob/wheel is also possible.

now with the desired faster push animation:

first menu transition animation prototype:

In T939#15578, @Francis wrote:

@sebastian i think it doesn't make much sense for me. I don't know the backend so i could only see if the web-remote works.

@Francis do you want a remote Beta account? https://wiki.apertus.org/index.php/AXIOM_Beta_Remote_Access

New FAQ is published.

adding / removing presets is still to be added, rest of this screen works.

In T939#15554, @Francis wrote:

small progress can now make a desktop app :-)

Because of the <div style="width:700px; margin:auto; padding-bottom:1rem;"> around that list.

anything left undone? I think I covered everything...

btw there were some other valid points raised in this thread (like the move from google groups -> mailman that we are considering/thinking about for some time already) that would deserve a separate task here on the lab.

Thanks for all the feedback (here and on the mailing list).

did OC for first coloumn

Did the gamma coloumn and cleaned up some other things along the way.

I cloned the FAQ page and converted it to the new design: https://www.apertus.org/node/552

done

Should be fixed now, please check.

In T1107#15440, @allan wrote:

Why is this needed, and what does it do?

First version done: https://www.apertus.org/code-of-conduct

https://github.com/apertus-open-source-cinema/web-remote created

Whatever you prefer.

Great to see things flowing so steadily here!
Shall I give you commit access to github so you can more easily commit/collaborate on code?

please commit/upload!

I can't reproduce the problem anymore so I guess its fixed, ready to close task?

@BAndiT1983 can you reproduce this problem?

I agree that its important to familiarize yourself with the technology but still we cannot punish users who didn't.

i'm sure most user will test first there setup at a location that has internet.

We don't know if camera users will have internet connectivity where they are shooting so serving from apertus.org is not a good idea.
Whats the problem with having a http server on the camera? Its already prepackaged and available. Updates to the WebRemote can be done with the camera firmware.

and more candidates:

Mobile internet allows cameras to become live broadcast studios anywhere there is coverage so while not a primary cinematography application definitely a TV camera application :)

I started a google doc so we can collect actual/abstracted potential parameters and possible values/ranges:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1avhqneK2whvau_XBEGza_ujum8SB4EgMCl6i5aC9e18/edit?usp=sharing

added links to recent gsoc article and beta modularity for two slides.

verfied working! Thanks!

Hi Francis

whereever it makes sense

Note that the AXIOM Remote and the web based control GUI (for smartphones, etc.) are two completely independent projects.

Davidak reported that the newsletter display is missing all text, he is using OpenExchange at mailbox.org.

I created a shared spreadsheet:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17FiaQxwKBTbP1t0Iua9Xyq5i45lsOYK3BC7DHyIfpPo/edit#gid=0

another candidate: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/renegade-elite-the-revolutionary-mini-computer-computers-pc

more points for the checklist:

Note the comments by one of the authors of the new automatic build system today:
http://irc.apertus.org/index.php?day=04&month=07&year=2018#160

task up for grabs again.

We haved chosen the 2.8" capacitive TFT from adafruit: https://www.adafruit.com/product/1947 for now.

done: https://www.apertus.org/en/opencine

Well done!