Bazaar Explorer Visual Tour

[Algis Kabaila]

On Friday 02 October 2009 11:10:50 Ian Clatworthy wrote:
> Algis Kabaila wrote:
> > I also still plan to try to follow your steps in the visual tour, a tour
> > which I think is excellent.
> >
> > However, I need to learn at every step.  The only versioning tools I used
> > are RCS and Subversion and it is a fair jump to Bazaar.  I am sure that
> > the Explorer will be a great help to achieve that, but I will be
> > blundering along the way.
>
> No problem.
>
> The primary task is to run up Explorer, resize the window to a suitable
> size (as a guide the windows snapshots are 625 x 451 pixels) and take
> screen snapshots. The tool for doing that in Ubuntu is available under
>
>   Application > Accessories > Take screenshot
>
> The copyright for the images will need to be assigned to Canonical so
> only volunteer if you're ok with that. Also, be sure to take screenshots
> of a public project (like bzr itself).
>
> When you have the images, let me know and I'll help you get them
> committed to the right branch in Launchpad. I'm happy to provide the
> text around the images.
>
> Ian C.

Ian,

you do surprise me with your patience!  I have used explorer 0.8.0 from debian 
packages.  I noticed that the much discussed phrase in the Welcome slide:

"Welcome to Bazaar Explorer. To get started, select an action below."

has been replaced with the simpler and more explicit one:

"What would you like to do?"

Clearly, I had to download the latest explorer v 0.8.2 and now my images 
hopefully will be the same as yours.  I also installed the latest-greatest 
bazaar2.0 to be closer to your slides, but continue to use the bazaar2.0 quite 
recently installed from ubuntu debian packages to my "jaunty" installation. I 
expect it is really very similar to the "cutting-edge" version..

Thank you for specifying image size.

OldAl.