#aerofoil

But thats just my opinion

I asked for your opinion.

Does that answer your question?

It does. Lets include that in preflight.

standard: vanilla to d, desktop to D

newbie: desktop to d, vanilla to D

Alright sounds good

Do you have time to at least email a copy?

It's pretty bare right now but sure. Still has some work to do

When you get the chance, please go to the Aerofoil Members page (on GitHub) and set your visibility to public.

Done

thanks

Question.. in autobot, line 54, is that supposed to echo $CODENAME into the config or the string which $CODENAME represents

Let me take a look.

Go ahead.

Do you see a problem?

Its supposed to echo to the config.

I've cleaned up a few more things in there as well, so if you want I can change that and submit a PR for it

No a major problem. Double brackets are preferred for the equates and I think you wanted to use double quotes " instead of single ' on the other lines

What do you mean by equates?

line 36 for example

when you are checking that files exist

Ill change that.

The single quotes were deliberate.

Alrighty, its about lunch time for me

Be back later

bye

Graves?

`

instead of '

What do they do?

$(cat blah)

instead of `cat blah`

and thats just for POSIX compliance, or is there any other difference?

I learned everything I know about shell-scripting from the command-line and Nathan, so Im a little under-informed. Do you know of any good resources besides the bash manual?

Pretty much just POSIX compliance / looks a little cleaner

I manually use the manual and just stack overflow haha

mainly*

That typo was a beautiful pun.

haha

Shall I submit another pull request for that?

My bad =(

Uh oh. My pull request has two errors. line 30 and line 36. There should be a space before the last ]]

sure

In fact, feel free to push straight to master.

Its slightly lax, but fine if youre sure.

Crap submitted the PR before reading that last part

Dont worry about it.

Sorry for being a git noob, but whats up with those <<<<< HEAD statements in aerobot? Did I screw something up?

Where are they? Are they actually in a file, or just the repos metadata?

Dont worry about ignorance. Youve seen my incompetence in Bash. Were both learning.

You did screw something up. Ill fix it.

What did I do?

Im not sure. You probably middle-clicked or something.

Interesting. I'll be sure to make the request properly next time

Actually, it may have been automatically inserted when I resolved the conflicts.

In either case, itll be fixed in a couple of minutes.

fixed now

That wasnt your fault. It was partially mine and mostly Gits.

unless I *really* dont know how to use Git

What went wrong?

Git inserted summaries (uncommented, for some reason) into the code instead of the commits or metadata. I have no idea why this behaviour exists.

Ill probably be the first person to send Torvalds an angry email instead of the other way around.

haha