https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Ktel1218 2026-05-16T15:51:06Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.39.13 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Open_Source_Golf_Cart&diff=186571 2019-02-23T23:56:26Z

<p>Ktel1218: /* Hydraulic Motor */</p> <hr /> <div>=Intro=<br /> <br /> =Work Doc=<br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vRzBIxgyugJB25KaG4v80hH9TgyNmnQ5OR7J5jYXNnx_WzH45ATdi8vl4BeFrghcKeWPEy5pBz9_nqO/embed?start=false&amp;loop=false&amp;delayms=3000&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; width=&quot;960&quot; height=&quot;749&quot; allowfullscreen=&quot;true&quot; mozallowfullscreen=&quot;true&quot; webkitallowfullscreen=&quot;true&quot;&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;&lt;/html&gt;<br /> <br /> https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1-mVQB7T7cgwsqfLCDp5zOPpI5kPsfManBV6oVLMjCMA/edit#slide=id.g45ed589c64_0_0<br /> <br /> <br /> =Part Library=<br /> <br /> ==Hydraulic Motor==<br /> &lt;gallery perrow=6&gt;<br /> File:GC_Wheel_Motor.png | [[File:GC Wheel Motor.fcstd]]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Frame and Structure==<br /> [[File:|200px]]<br /> <br /> &lt;gallery perrow=6&gt;<br /> File:GC.png | [[File:GC Full Assembly.fcstd]]<br /> <br /> File:GC_Frame.png | Frame - [[File:GC frame.fcstd]]<br /> <br /> File:GC motor mount.png | Motor mount - [[File:GC motor mount.fcstd]]<br /> <br /> File:GC steering.png | Pipe - [[File:GC steering.fcstd]]<br /> <br /> File:GC front.png | GC front [[File:GC front.fcstd]]<br /> <br /> File:GC rear.png | GC rear[[File:GC rear.fcstd]]<br /> <br /> File:GC solar panel.jpg | GC solar panel<br /> <br /> File:Golf Cart Bench Seat.png | GC Bench Seat- [[File:GC Bench Seat.fcstd]]<br /> <br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Power Cube==<br /> &lt;gallery perrow=6&gt;<br /> <br /> File:Power Cube v18.01.png|'''Auxiliary (small) [[Power Cube v18.01]]''' - size:kb - FreeCAD -[https://github.com/Witz0/OSE-Power-Cube/blob/master/Power%20Cube%20v18.01/Power%20Cube%20v18.01.fcstd git repo].<br /> <br /> File:Power Cube V18.01 Frame.png|'''Auxiliary (small) Power Cube Frame Assembly v18.01''' - size:kb - FreeCAD -[https://github.com/Witz0/OSE-Power-Cube/blob/master/Power%20Cube%20v18.01/Power%20Cube%20v18.01%20Frame.fcstd git repo].<br /> <br /> File:PC v17.11 engine pump module.png|'''Engine coupled to Pump PC v17.11''' - size:kb - FreeCAD -[https://github.com/Witz0/OSE-Power-Cube/blob/master/Power%20Cube%20v17.11/PC%20engine%20pump%20module%20simple.fcstd git repo].<br /> <br /> File:Power Cube v19.02.png|'''Hydraulic Tank [[Power Cube v19.02]]''' - size:kb - FreeCAD - [[File:Power Cube v19.02.fcstd]]<br /> <br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Human Usability Features==<br /> *Seat<br /> *Electric start<br /> *Cab cover<br /> *Lights<br /> *Windshield<br /> *Body panel<br /> *Cargo area<br /> <br /> =Industry Standards=<br /> <br /> =Links to Source Pages=<br /> *[[Power_Cube_Library]]<br /> *[[5.4 cu Hydraulic Motor Stock Part]]</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=5.4_cu_Hydraulic_Motor_Stock_Part&diff=186570 2019-02-23T23:55:47Z

<p>Ktel1218: /* Part Library */</p> <hr /> <div>=Intro=<br /> This is the working page for creating a hydraulic motor stock part, to be purchased and plugged into an assembly. This was created as part of the [[Open Source Golf Cart]].<br /> <br /> =Part Library=<br /> &lt;gallery perrow=6&gt;<br /> File:GC_Wheel_Motor.png|'''GC Wheel Motor''' [[File:GC Wheel Motor.fcstd]]<br /> File:TechnicalDrawing.jpg | [[TechnicalDrawing.jpg]]<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> =Links=<br /> *[https://wdpr.co/content/Hydraulic%20Motors/wg_catalog.pdf PDF with Diagrams (Page 10)]<br /> *[https://www.surpluscenter.com/Hydraulics/Hydraulic-Motors/Wheel-Mount-Hydraulic-Motors/5-4-cu-in-White-Hydraulic-Motor-276090W3114AAAEG-9-8837-B.axd Purchase Page]<br /> <br /> =Industry Standards=</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=File:GC_Wheel_Motor.png&diff=186569 2019-02-23T23:55:23Z

<p>Ktel1218: PNG of GC Wheel Motor model</p> <hr /> <div>PNG of GC Wheel Motor model</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=File:GC_Wheel_Motor.fcstd&diff=186567 2019-02-23T23:50:10Z

<p>Ktel1218: Ktel1218 uploaded a new version of File:GC Wheel Motor.fcstd</p> <hr /> <div></div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=5.4_cu_Hydraulic_Motor_Stock_Part&diff=186566 2019-02-23T23:49:20Z

<p>Ktel1218: /* Part Library */</p> <hr /> <div>=Intro=<br /> This is the working page for creating a hydraulic motor stock part, to be purchased and plugged into an assembly. This was created as part of the [[Open Source Golf Cart]].<br /> <br /> =Part Library=<br /> &lt;gallery perrow=6&gt;<br /> File:GC Wheel Motor.png|'''GC Wheel Motor''' [[File:GC Wheel Motor.fcstd]]<br /> File:TechnicalDrawing.jpg | [[TechnicalDrawing.jpg]]<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> =Links=<br /> *[https://wdpr.co/content/Hydraulic%20Motors/wg_catalog.pdf PDF with Diagrams (Page 10)]<br /> *[https://www.surpluscenter.com/Hydraulics/Hydraulic-Motors/Wheel-Mount-Hydraulic-Motors/5-4-cu-in-White-Hydraulic-Motor-276090W3114AAAEG-9-8837-B.axd Purchase Page]<br /> <br /> =Industry Standards=</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=5.4_cu_Hydraulic_Motor_Stock_Part&diff=186460 2019-02-22T21:23:23Z

<p>Ktel1218: /* Links */</p> <hr /> <div>=Intro=<br /> This is the working page for creating a hydraulic motor stock part, to be purchased and plugged into an assembly. This was created as part of the [[Open Source Golf Cart]].<br /> <br /> =Part Library=<br /> &lt;gallery perrow=6&gt;<br /> File:GC Wheel Motor.fcstd | [[GC Wheel Motor.fcstd]]<br /> File:TechnicalDrawing.jpg | [[TechnicalDrawing.jpg]]<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> =Links=<br /> *[https://wdpr.co/content/Hydraulic%20Motors/wg_catalog.pdf PDF with Diagrams (Page 10)]<br /> *[https://www.surpluscenter.com/Hydraulics/Hydraulic-Motors/Wheel-Mount-Hydraulic-Motors/5-4-cu-in-White-Hydraulic-Motor-276090W3114AAAEG-9-8837-B.axd Purchase Page]<br /> <br /> =Industry Standards=</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=5.4_cu_Hydraulic_Motor_Stock_Part&diff=186458 2019-02-22T21:23:01Z

<p>Ktel1218: </p> <hr /> <div>=Intro=<br /> This is the working page for creating a hydraulic motor stock part, to be purchased and plugged into an assembly. This was created as part of the [[Open Source Golf Cart]].<br /> <br /> =Part Library=<br /> &lt;gallery perrow=6&gt;<br /> File:GC Wheel Motor.fcstd | [[GC Wheel Motor.fcstd]]<br /> File:TechnicalDrawing.jpg | [[TechnicalDrawing.jpg]]<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> =Links=<br /> *[https://wdpr.co/content/Hydraulic%20Motors/wg_catalog.pdf PDF with Diagrams [Page 10]]<br /> *[https://www.surpluscenter.com/Hydraulics/Hydraulic-Motors/Wheel-Mount-Hydraulic-Motors/5-4-cu-in-White-Hydraulic-Motor-276090W3114AAAEG-9-8837-B.axd Purchase Page]<br /> <br /> <br /> =Industry Standards=</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=5.4_cu_Hydraulic_Motor_Stock_Part&diff=186457 2019-02-22T21:22:38Z

<p>Ktel1218: /* Intro */</p> <hr /> <div>=Intro=<br /> This is the working page for creating a hydraulic motor stock part, to be purchased and plugged into an assembly. This was created as part of the [[Open Source Golf Cart]].<br /> <br /> =Part Library=<br /> &lt;gallery perrow=6&gt;<br /> File:GC Wheel Motor.fcstd | [[GC Wheel Motor.fcstd]]<br /> File:TechnicalDrawing.jpg | [[TechnicalDrawing.jpg]]<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> =Links=<br /> *[https://wdpr.co/content/Hydraulic%20Motors/wg_catalog.pdf PDF with Diagrams [Page 10]]<br /> *[https://www.surpluscenter.com/Hydraulics/Hydraulic-Motors/Wheel-Mount-Hydraulic-Motors/5-4-cu-in-White-Hydraulic-Motor-276090W3114AAAEG-9-8837-B.axd Purchase Page]<br /> <br /> <br /> =Industry Standards=<br /> <br /> =Links to Source Pages=<br /> *[[Power_Cube_Library]]</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=5.4_cu_Hydraulic_Motor_Stock_Part&diff=186455 2019-02-22T21:19:09Z

<p>Ktel1218: /* Part Library */</p> <hr /> <div>=Intro=<br /> <br /> <br /> =Part Library=<br /> &lt;gallery perrow=6&gt;<br /> File:GC Wheel Motor.fcstd | [[GC Wheel Motor.fcstd]]<br /> File:TechnicalDrawing.jpg | [[TechnicalDrawing.jpg]]<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> =Links=<br /> *[https://wdpr.co/content/Hydraulic%20Motors/wg_catalog.pdf PDF with Diagrams [Page 10]]<br /> *[https://www.surpluscenter.com/Hydraulics/Hydraulic-Motors/Wheel-Mount-Hydraulic-Motors/5-4-cu-in-White-Hydraulic-Motor-276090W3114AAAEG-9-8837-B.axd Purchase Page]<br /> <br /> <br /> =Industry Standards=<br /> <br /> =Links to Source Pages=<br /> *[[Power_Cube_Library]]</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=5.4_cu_Hydraulic_Motor_Stock_Part&diff=186454 2019-02-22T21:18:06Z

<p>Ktel1218: /* Part Library */</p> <hr /> <div>=Intro=<br /> <br /> <br /> =Part Library=<br /> &lt;gallery perrow=6&gt;<br /> File:Hydraulic_Motor_Shell.png | [[File:Hydraulic_Motor_Shell.fcstd]]<br /> File:TechnicalDrawing.jpg | [[TechnicalDrawing.jpg]]<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> =Links=<br /> *[https://wdpr.co/content/Hydraulic%20Motors/wg_catalog.pdf PDF with Diagrams [Page 10]]<br /> *[https://www.surpluscenter.com/Hydraulics/Hydraulic-Motors/Wheel-Mount-Hydraulic-Motors/5-4-cu-in-White-Hydraulic-Motor-276090W3114AAAEG-9-8837-B.axd Purchase Page]<br /> <br /> <br /> =Industry Standards=<br /> <br /> =Links to Source Pages=<br /> *[[Power_Cube_Library]]</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=5.4_cu_Hydraulic_Motor_Stock_Part&diff=186453 2019-02-22T21:17:07Z

<p>Ktel1218: /* Part Library */</p> <hr /> <div>=Intro=<br /> <br /> <br /> =Part Library=<br /> &lt;gallery perrow=6&gt;<br /> File:Hydraulic_Motor_Shell.png | [[File:Hydraulic_Motor_Shell.fcstd]]<br /> <br /> TechnicalDrawing.jpg | [[File:TechnicalDrawing.jpg]]<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> =Links=<br /> *[https://wdpr.co/content/Hydraulic%20Motors/wg_catalog.pdf PDF with Diagrams [Page 10]]<br /> *[https://www.surpluscenter.com/Hydraulics/Hydraulic-Motors/Wheel-Mount-Hydraulic-Motors/5-4-cu-in-White-Hydraulic-Motor-276090W3114AAAEG-9-8837-B.axd Purchase Page]<br /> <br /> <br /> =Industry Standards=<br /> <br /> =Links to Source Pages=<br /> *[[Power_Cube_Library]]</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=File:TechnicalDrawing.jpg&diff=186450 2019-02-22T21:15:47Z

<p>Ktel1218: </p> <hr /> <div></div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=5.4_cu_Hydraulic_Motor_Stock_Part&diff=186449 2019-02-22T21:15:32Z

<p>Ktel1218: /* Part Library */</p> <hr /> <div>=Intro=<br /> <br /> <br /> =Part Library=<br /> &lt;gallery perrow=6&gt;<br /> File:Hydraulic_Motor_Shell.png | [[File:Hydraulic_Motor_Shell.fcstd]]<br /> <br /> File:TechnicalDrawing.jpg | [[File:TechnicalDrawing.jpg]]<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> =Links=<br /> *[https://wdpr.co/content/Hydraulic%20Motors/wg_catalog.pdf PDF with Diagrams [Page 10]]<br /> *[https://www.surpluscenter.com/Hydraulics/Hydraulic-Motors/Wheel-Mount-Hydraulic-Motors/5-4-cu-in-White-Hydraulic-Motor-276090W3114AAAEG-9-8837-B.axd Purchase Page]<br /> <br /> <br /> =Industry Standards=<br /> <br /> =Links to Source Pages=<br /> *[[Power_Cube_Library]]</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=File:GC_Wheel_Motor.fcstd&diff=186447 2019-02-22T21:03:57Z

<p>Ktel1218: </p> <hr /> <div></div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Open_Source_Golf_Cart&diff=186437 2019-02-22T20:24:05Z

<p>Ktel1218: /* Links to Source Pages */</p> <hr /> <div>=Intro=<br /> <br /> =Work Doc=<br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vRzBIxgyugJB25KaG4v80hH9TgyNmnQ5OR7J5jYXNnx_WzH45ATdi8vl4BeFrghcKeWPEy5pBz9_nqO/embed?start=false&amp;loop=false&amp;delayms=3000&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; width=&quot;960&quot; height=&quot;749&quot; allowfullscreen=&quot;true&quot; mozallowfullscreen=&quot;true&quot; webkitallowfullscreen=&quot;true&quot;&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;&lt;/html&gt;<br /> <br /> https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1-mVQB7T7cgwsqfLCDp5zOPpI5kPsfManBV6oVLMjCMA/edit#slide=id.g45ed589c64_0_0<br /> <br /> <br /> =Part Library=<br /> <br /> ==Hydraulic Motor==<br /> &lt;gallery perrow=6&gt;<br /> File:golfcartmotor.png | [[File:GC Wheel Motor.fcstd]]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Frame and Structure==<br /> &lt;gallery perrow=6&gt;<br /> File:GC.png | [[File:GC Full Assembly.fcstd]]<br /> <br /> File:GC Frame.png | Frame - [[File:GC frame.fcstd]]<br /> <br /> File:GC motor mount.png | Motor mount - [[File:GC motor mount.fcstd]]<br /> <br /> File:GC steering.png | Pipe - [[File:GC steering.fcstd]]<br /> <br /> File:GC front.png | GC front [[File:GC front.fcstd]]<br /> <br /> File:GC rear.png | GC rear[[File:GC rear.fcstd]]<br /> <br /> File:File:GC solar panel.jpg | GC solar panel<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Power Cube==<br /> &lt;gallery perrow=6&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> File:Power Cube v18.01.png|'''Auxiliary (small) [[Power Cube v18.01]]''' - size:kb - FreeCAD -[https://github.com/Witz0/OSE-Power-Cube/blob/master/Power%20Cube%20v18.01/Power%20Cube%20v18.01.fcstd git repo].<br /> <br /> File:Power Cube V18.01 Frame.png|'''Auxiliary (small) Power Cube Frame Assembly v18.01''' - size:kb - FreeCAD -[https://github.com/Witz0/OSE-Power-Cube/blob/master/Power%20Cube%20v18.01/Power%20Cube%20v18.01%20Frame.fcstd git repo].<br /> <br /> File:PC v17.11 engine pump module.png|'''Engine coupled to Pump PC v17.11''' - size:kb - FreeCAD -[https://github.com/Witz0/OSE-Power-Cube/blob/master/Power%20Cube%20v17.11/PC%20engine%20pump%20module%20simple.fcstd git repo].<br /> <br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Human Usability Features==<br /> *Seat<br /> *Electric start<br /> *Cab cover<br /> *Lights<br /> *Windshield<br /> *Body panel<br /> *Cargo area<br /> <br /> =Industry Standards=<br /> <br /> =Links to Source Pages=<br /> *[[Power_Cube_Library]]<br /> *[[5.4 cu Hydraulic Motor Stock Part]]</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=5.4_cu_Hydraulic_Motor_Stock_Part&diff=186436 2019-02-22T20:22:40Z

<p>Ktel1218: Initial commit</p> <hr /> <div>=Intro=<br /> <br /> <br /> =Part Library=<br /> &lt;gallery perrow=6&gt;<br /> File:Hydraulic_Motor_Shell.png | [[File:Hydraulic_Motor_Shell.fcstd]]<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> =Links=<br /> *[https://wdpr.co/content/Hydraulic%20Motors/wg_catalog.pdf PDF with Diagrams [Page 10]]<br /> *[https://www.surpluscenter.com/Hydraulics/Hydraulic-Motors/Wheel-Mount-Hydraulic-Motors/5-4-cu-in-White-Hydraulic-Motor-276090W3114AAAEG-9-8837-B.axd Purchase Page]<br /> <br /> <br /> =Industry Standards=<br /> <br /> =Links to Source Pages=<br /> *[[Power_Cube_Library]]</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=169093 2018-03-31T20:29:34Z

<p>Ktel1218: /* Sat Mar 31, 2018 - Ubuntu on VirtualBox (cont) */</p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> =Sat Mar 31, 2018 - Ubuntu on VirtualBox (cont)=<br /> * Asked Christian to take a look and go over rEFInd materials, he couldn't find anything either. Recommendation from the rEFInd author was to try an optical disk. I might do that eventually.<br /> * Tried converting iso to dmg but that didn't do anything<br /> * Confirmed EFI path on USB, looks good.<br /> * Trying Virtual Box on desktop windows to see if it behaves better than Mac.<br /> * Is this a new version of OSE Linux? What is the difference between FreeCAD and FreeCAD Daily?<br /> * FreeCAD Daily seems more stable, should remove vanilla to not confuse users<br /> * Neither is very stable, usability degrades until crashing or until I restart. Restarting seems to work pretty well<br /> * RAM and disk size settings specified in the Windows/VirtualBox tutorial are not sufficient, RAM should be doubled or tripled, Disk size needs at least 23GB (I think) but I think it should be something like 40.<br /> * Cant get the drawing to pad or pool into object. Keeps saying:<br /> &lt;code&gt;<br /> In order to use PartDesign you need an active Body object in the document. Please make one active (double click) or create one.<br /> <br /> If you have a legacy document with PartDesign objects without Body, use the transfer function in PartDesign to put them into the Body.<br /> &lt;/code&gt;<br /> * It's difficult to figure out where this &quot;transfer function&quot; is.<br /> <br /> =Mon Mar 26, 2018 - Ubuntu on VirtualBox (cont)=<br /> * After FreeCAD crashed on VirtualBox yesterday, today I tried to open from the backup (renaming fcstd1 file) but backup is corrupted as well.<br /> * Possible steps moving forward:<br /> ** See if there is a way to automatically version my saves and continue using VirtualBox<br /> ** Ask my manager, Christian, who has more experience with EFI to help me with rEFInd (he thinks he can figure out the configuration)<br /> ** Buy a cheap little Intel Nuc<br /> * Created [[Talk:Developer Test]] page, I'd like to shorten it so it's clearer and less tempting to skip over portions.<br /> * Modified subsection on the Developer test on the [[OSE Developers]] page so it refers to OSE Linux in a way that I would recognize from having done the video questionnaire (I think initially I didn't know that OSE Linux was the ubuntu distribution with preloaded software that I had been asked about)<br /> * I finished my cube!<br /> * There's a lot in the videos I'm not using. Fasteners workbench stuff seems buried.<br /> <br /> =Sun Mar 25, 2018 - Ubuntu on VirtualBox=<br /> * Installed [https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads VirtualBox]<br /> * Loaded it up with the following settings:<br /> **Name: OSE Linux<br /> **Type: Other<br /> **Version: Other/Unknown (64-bit)<br /> **Memory: 1024 MB<br /> **Create a virtual hard disk:<br /> ***VDI<br /> ***Dynamically allocated<br /> ***Start with at least 25 GB<br /> <br /> I haven't run anything yet so these might change.<br /> <br /> * So far looking good, had one crash but was able to continue editing on restart. Had all my tubing placed in the correct orientation and was working on better placement when FreeCAD crashed and my file was corrupted again.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 24, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont)=<br /> * Installed rEFInd in recovery mode. Modern macs need UEFI and it looks like this is EFI, so rEFInd is supposed to help with that. I don't know much more than this.<br /> * rEFInd boot menu _did_ show OSE Linux as a possible OS to start, but got stuck on the loader menu:<br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> APFSStart:1454: Mounting with apfs_efi_osx-748.31.3<br /> efi_fusion_pairing:632: Container xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx<br /> efi_fusion_pairing:637: fusion uuid: 000000000000-000)-0000-0000-00000000<br /> nx_kernal_mount:1369: checkbpoint search: largest xid 19950, best xid 19950 @ 103<br /> <br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> Please make sure that you have the latest firmware update installed<br /> <br /> Hit any key to continue<br /> <br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> Please make sure that you have the latest firmware update installed<br /> <br /> Hit any key to continue<br /> <br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> *repeats*<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> <br /> =Thurs Mar 22, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont)=<br /> * Erased USB and reinstalled OSE Linux on it.<br /> * Also couldn't get Mac to recognized mounted USB (suggests that it might be Ubuntu version incompatibility? Something about how USB is partitioned?)<br /> * Tried the same but following instructions from Linux101, still unrecognizable.<br /> * Still feel foolish that I missed the [[OSE Linux 101]] page. I think I was too excited to google.<br /> <br /> =Tues Mar 20, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB=<br /> <br /> * Was unclear that there was a specific OSE version of Linux. Looking back at the Developer Test page, I'm really not sure how I missed the whole Part 1: Install OSE Linux section. I think it might be because I went directly to FreeCAD 101 page?<br /> * Looked up &quot;Live USB&quot; and found a Windows specific solution.<br /> * Found a tutorial for creating a bootable USB which pointed to recent vanilla supported versions of linux.<br /> * Installed mac application Etcher, used to create USB with Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS.<br /> * Booted up with it, but couldn't run FreeCAD.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018 - FreeCAD Video Tutorials and Test Notes=<br /> <br /> * Got lost briefly at &quot;Create a new sketch&quot;, &quot;select the XY plain&quot; @ :21 seconds. The different orientation of my menu put the sketch mode button in a different area, for some reason made it hard for me to locate<br /> * Confused about how to select point, how to select multiple points. For selecting a point, &quot;left mouse button&quot; seems to be shift + click on a trackpad. I switched to a mouse after this. I still don't know how to select a region of points (square selection)<br /> * Video started using resources I didn't have, so I watched them through once more but then wanted to start working with the models from the test, so maybe I could just start with that and use the video for reference as I tried to make my cube.<br /> * I wasn't sure where to find 8 hole square tubing, got it confused with the rounded edges one, wasn't sure if I was supposed to find a single file, but did find it in its library after a few minutes.<br /> * No trouble opening it in FreeCad.<br /> * Made copies, moved some around, not bad.<br /> * Rotating is HARD. Briefly caved and looked at an external resource, still couldn't do it.<br /> * Stopped in frustration<br /> * Started again and got it to rotate on the axis I wanted, still not sure how.<br /> * Tried to move objects around again, behaved differently this time and I'm not really sure why,<br /> * tried to align two faces, clicked on some &quot;alignment&quot; buttons, didn't find what I needed.<br /> <br /> Summary so far<br /> <br /> * Enjoyed the speed of the videos, but it was easy to get very stuck once I tried to do the test. Since I knew the videos covered more than I wanted to do yet (section about converting and cleaning meshes) I was more tempted to skip around to get where I needed to go, but it generally didn't get me unstuck, I think because there was something more fundamental that I was missing.<br /> <br /> * Would really like to go through each step with the videos, so not having pre-constructed examples might help. Also some kind of linear progression that covers only those skills related to finishing the test. Something like: 1. opening the sketcher menu, 2. navigating in 2d space, 3. creating a point, 4. modifying the point, 5. turn the point into a line, 6. modify the line, 6.5 turn the line into a square 7. opening the part design menu, 8. navigating in 3d space, 9. turn the square into a pad, 10. modifying the pad, opening the draft menu, making duplicates of the part, aligning the parts (rotating the parts? :D ) etc.<br /> <br /> * I will try again to just watch the videos all the way through a few times.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018=<br /> * Installed [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Download#Stable_FreeCAD_installers FreeCAD] for Mac<br /> * Started reading the [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Manual FreeCAD manual]<br /> * Stopped going through the manual, I'll be attempting to finish the CAD test with just the two instructional videos.<br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports following instructions [https://old.kdenlive.org/download-mac here]<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Edited video using kdenlive<br /> *Uploaded video questionnaire to [https://vimeo.com/260496837 vimeo]<br /> *Created work log - found it was easier to look at how others had formatted their work logs, might make sense to provide a starter template<br /> <br /> =Video Cover Letter=<br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://player.vimeo.com/video/260496837&quot; width=&quot;640&quot; height=&quot;360&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;<br /> &lt;/html&gt;</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=169092 2018-03-31T19:33:32Z

<p>Ktel1218: </p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> =Sat Mar 31, 2018 - Ubuntu on VirtualBox (cont)=<br /> * Asked Christian to take a look and go over rEFInd materials, he couldn't find anything either. Recommendation from the rEFInd author was to try an optical disk. I might do that eventually.<br /> * Tried converting iso to dmg but that didn't do anything<br /> * Confirmed EFI path on USB, looks good.<br /> * Trying Virtual Box on desktop windows to see if it behaves better than Mac.<br /> * Is this a new version of OSE Linux? What is the difference between FreeCAD and FreeCAD Daily?<br /> * FreeCAD Daily seems more stable, should remove vanilla to not confuse users<br /> * Neither is very stable, usability degrades until crashing or until I restart. Restarting seems to work pretty well<br /> * RAM and disk size settings specified in the Windows/VirtualBox tutorial are not sufficient, RAM should be doubled or tripled, Disk size needs at least 23GB (I think) but I think it should be something like 40.<br /> <br /> =Mon Mar 26, 2018 - Ubuntu on VirtualBox (cont)=<br /> * After FreeCAD crashed on VirtualBox yesterday, today I tried to open from the backup (renaming fcstd1 file) but backup is corrupted as well.<br /> * Possible steps moving forward:<br /> ** See if there is a way to automatically version my saves and continue using VirtualBox<br /> ** Ask my manager, Christian, who has more experience with EFI to help me with rEFInd (he thinks he can figure out the configuration)<br /> ** Buy a cheap little Intel Nuc<br /> * Created [[Talk:Developer Test]] page, I'd like to shorten it so it's clearer and less tempting to skip over portions.<br /> * Modified subsection on the Developer test on the [[OSE Developers]] page so it refers to OSE Linux in a way that I would recognize from having done the video questionnaire (I think initially I didn't know that OSE Linux was the ubuntu distribution with preloaded software that I had been asked about)<br /> * I finished my cube!<br /> * There's a lot in the videos I'm not using. Fasteners workbench stuff seems buried.<br /> <br /> =Sun Mar 25, 2018 - Ubuntu on VirtualBox=<br /> * Installed [https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads VirtualBox]<br /> * Loaded it up with the following settings:<br /> **Name: OSE Linux<br /> **Type: Other<br /> **Version: Other/Unknown (64-bit)<br /> **Memory: 1024 MB<br /> **Create a virtual hard disk:<br /> ***VDI<br /> ***Dynamically allocated<br /> ***Start with at least 25 GB<br /> <br /> I haven't run anything yet so these might change.<br /> <br /> * So far looking good, had one crash but was able to continue editing on restart. Had all my tubing placed in the correct orientation and was working on better placement when FreeCAD crashed and my file was corrupted again.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 24, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont)=<br /> * Installed rEFInd in recovery mode. Modern macs need UEFI and it looks like this is EFI, so rEFInd is supposed to help with that. I don't know much more than this.<br /> * rEFInd boot menu _did_ show OSE Linux as a possible OS to start, but got stuck on the loader menu:<br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> APFSStart:1454: Mounting with apfs_efi_osx-748.31.3<br /> efi_fusion_pairing:632: Container xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx<br /> efi_fusion_pairing:637: fusion uuid: 000000000000-000)-0000-0000-00000000<br /> nx_kernal_mount:1369: checkbpoint search: largest xid 19950, best xid 19950 @ 103<br /> <br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> Please make sure that you have the latest firmware update installed<br /> <br /> Hit any key to continue<br /> <br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> Please make sure that you have the latest firmware update installed<br /> <br /> Hit any key to continue<br /> <br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> *repeats*<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> <br /> =Thurs Mar 22, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont)=<br /> * Erased USB and reinstalled OSE Linux on it.<br /> * Also couldn't get Mac to recognized mounted USB (suggests that it might be Ubuntu version incompatibility? Something about how USB is partitioned?)<br /> * Tried the same but following instructions from Linux101, still unrecognizable.<br /> * Still feel foolish that I missed the [[OSE Linux 101]] page. I think I was too excited to google.<br /> <br /> =Tues Mar 20, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB=<br /> <br /> * Was unclear that there was a specific OSE version of Linux. Looking back at the Developer Test page, I'm really not sure how I missed the whole Part 1: Install OSE Linux section. I think it might be because I went directly to FreeCAD 101 page?<br /> * Looked up &quot;Live USB&quot; and found a Windows specific solution.<br /> * Found a tutorial for creating a bootable USB which pointed to recent vanilla supported versions of linux.<br /> * Installed mac application Etcher, used to create USB with Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS.<br /> * Booted up with it, but couldn't run FreeCAD.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018 - FreeCAD Video Tutorials and Test Notes=<br /> <br /> * Got lost briefly at &quot;Create a new sketch&quot;, &quot;select the XY plain&quot; @ :21 seconds. The different orientation of my menu put the sketch mode button in a different area, for some reason made it hard for me to locate<br /> * Confused about how to select point, how to select multiple points. For selecting a point, &quot;left mouse button&quot; seems to be shift + click on a trackpad. I switched to a mouse after this. I still don't know how to select a region of points (square selection)<br /> * Video started using resources I didn't have, so I watched them through once more but then wanted to start working with the models from the test, so maybe I could just start with that and use the video for reference as I tried to make my cube.<br /> * I wasn't sure where to find 8 hole square tubing, got it confused with the rounded edges one, wasn't sure if I was supposed to find a single file, but did find it in its library after a few minutes.<br /> * No trouble opening it in FreeCad.<br /> * Made copies, moved some around, not bad.<br /> * Rotating is HARD. Briefly caved and looked at an external resource, still couldn't do it.<br /> * Stopped in frustration<br /> * Started again and got it to rotate on the axis I wanted, still not sure how.<br /> * Tried to move objects around again, behaved differently this time and I'm not really sure why,<br /> * tried to align two faces, clicked on some &quot;alignment&quot; buttons, didn't find what I needed.<br /> <br /> Summary so far<br /> <br /> * Enjoyed the speed of the videos, but it was easy to get very stuck once I tried to do the test. Since I knew the videos covered more than I wanted to do yet (section about converting and cleaning meshes) I was more tempted to skip around to get where I needed to go, but it generally didn't get me unstuck, I think because there was something more fundamental that I was missing.<br /> <br /> * Would really like to go through each step with the videos, so not having pre-constructed examples might help. Also some kind of linear progression that covers only those skills related to finishing the test. Something like: 1. opening the sketcher menu, 2. navigating in 2d space, 3. creating a point, 4. modifying the point, 5. turn the point into a line, 6. modify the line, 6.5 turn the line into a square 7. opening the part design menu, 8. navigating in 3d space, 9. turn the square into a pad, 10. modifying the pad, opening the draft menu, making duplicates of the part, aligning the parts (rotating the parts? :D ) etc.<br /> <br /> * I will try again to just watch the videos all the way through a few times.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018=<br /> * Installed [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Download#Stable_FreeCAD_installers FreeCAD] for Mac<br /> * Started reading the [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Manual FreeCAD manual]<br /> * Stopped going through the manual, I'll be attempting to finish the CAD test with just the two instructional videos.<br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports following instructions [https://old.kdenlive.org/download-mac here]<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Edited video using kdenlive<br /> *Uploaded video questionnaire to [https://vimeo.com/260496837 vimeo]<br /> *Created work log - found it was easier to look at how others had formatted their work logs, might make sense to provide a starter template<br /> <br /> =Video Cover Letter=<br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://player.vimeo.com/video/260496837&quot; width=&quot;640&quot; height=&quot;360&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;<br /> &lt;/html&gt;</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=169091 2018-03-31T17:39:31Z

<p>Ktel1218: </p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> =Sat Mar 31, 2018 - Ubuntu on VirtualBox (cont)=<br /> * Asked Christian to take a look and go over rEFInd materials, he couldn't find anything either. Recommendation from the rEFInd author was to try an optical disk. I might do that eventually.<br /> * Tried converting iso to dmg but that didn't do anything<br /> * Confirmed EFI path on USB, looks good.<br /> * Trying Virtual Box on desktop windows to see if it behaves better than Mac.<br /> * Is this a new version of OSE Linux? What is the difference between FreeCAD and FreeCAD Daily?<br /> <br /> =Mon Mar 26, 2018 - Ubuntu on VirtualBox (cont)=<br /> * After FreeCAD crashed on VirtualBox yesterday, today I tried to open from the backup (renaming fcstd1 file) but backup is corrupted as well.<br /> * Possible steps moving forward:<br /> ** See if there is a way to automatically version my saves and continue using VirtualBox<br /> ** Ask my manager, Christian, who has more experience with EFI to help me with rEFInd (he thinks he can figure out the configuration)<br /> ** Buy a cheap little Intel Nuc<br /> * Created [[Talk:Developer Test]] page, I'd like to shorten it so it's clearer and less tempting to skip over portions.<br /> * Modified subsection on the Developer test on the [[OSE Developers]] page so it refers to OSE Linux in a way that I would recognize from having done the video questionnaire (I think initially I didn't know that OSE Linux was the ubuntu distribution with preloaded software that I had been asked about)<br /> <br /> =Sun Mar 25, 2018 - Ubuntu on VirtualBox=<br /> * Installed [https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads VirtualBox]<br /> * Loaded it up with the following settings:<br /> **Name: OSE Linux<br /> **Type: Other<br /> **Version: Other/Unknown (64-bit)<br /> **Memory: 1024 MB<br /> **Create a virtual hard disk:<br /> ***VDI<br /> ***Dynamically allocated<br /> ***Start with at least 25 GB<br /> <br /> I haven't run anything yet so these might change.<br /> <br /> * So far looking good, had one crash but was able to continue editing on restart. Had all my tubing placed in the correct orientation and was working on better placement when FreeCAD crashed and my file was corrupted again.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 24, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont)=<br /> * Installed rEFInd in recovery mode. Modern macs need UEFI and it looks like this is EFI, so rEFInd is supposed to help with that. I don't know much more than this.<br /> * rEFInd boot menu _did_ show OSE Linux as a possible OS to start, but got stuck on the loader menu:<br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> APFSStart:1454: Mounting with apfs_efi_osx-748.31.3<br /> efi_fusion_pairing:632: Container xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx<br /> efi_fusion_pairing:637: fusion uuid: 000000000000-000)-0000-0000-00000000<br /> nx_kernal_mount:1369: checkbpoint search: largest xid 19950, best xid 19950 @ 103<br /> <br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> Please make sure that you have the latest firmware update installed<br /> <br /> Hit any key to continue<br /> <br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> Please make sure that you have the latest firmware update installed<br /> <br /> Hit any key to continue<br /> <br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> *repeats*<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> <br /> =Thurs Mar 22, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont)=<br /> * Erased USB and reinstalled OSE Linux on it.<br /> * Also couldn't get Mac to recognized mounted USB (suggests that it might be Ubuntu version incompatibility? Something about how USB is partitioned?)<br /> * Tried the same but following instructions from Linux101, still unrecognizable.<br /> * Still feel foolish that I missed the [[OSE Linux 101]] page. I think I was too excited to google.<br /> <br /> =Tues Mar 20, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB=<br /> <br /> * Was unclear that there was a specific OSE version of Linux. Looking back at the Developer Test page, I'm really not sure how I missed the whole Part 1: Install OSE Linux section. I think it might be because I went directly to FreeCAD 101 page?<br /> * Looked up &quot;Live USB&quot; and found a Windows specific solution.<br /> * Found a tutorial for creating a bootable USB which pointed to recent vanilla supported versions of linux.<br /> * Installed mac application Etcher, used to create USB with Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS.<br /> * Booted up with it, but couldn't run FreeCAD.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018 - FreeCAD Video Tutorials and Test Notes=<br /> <br /> * Got lost briefly at &quot;Create a new sketch&quot;, &quot;select the XY plain&quot; @ :21 seconds. The different orientation of my menu put the sketch mode button in a different area, for some reason made it hard for me to locate<br /> * Confused about how to select point, how to select multiple points. For selecting a point, &quot;left mouse button&quot; seems to be shift + click on a trackpad. I switched to a mouse after this. I still don't know how to select a region of points (square selection)<br /> * Video started using resources I didn't have, so I watched them through once more but then wanted to start working with the models from the test, so maybe I could just start with that and use the video for reference as I tried to make my cube.<br /> * I wasn't sure where to find 8 hole square tubing, got it confused with the rounded edges one, wasn't sure if I was supposed to find a single file, but did find it in its library after a few minutes.<br /> * No trouble opening it in FreeCad.<br /> * Made copies, moved some around, not bad.<br /> * Rotating is HARD. Briefly caved and looked at an external resource, still couldn't do it.<br /> * Stopped in frustration<br /> * Started again and got it to rotate on the axis I wanted, still not sure how.<br /> * Tried to move objects around again, behaved differently this time and I'm not really sure why,<br /> * tried to align two faces, clicked on some &quot;alignment&quot; buttons, didn't find what I needed.<br /> <br /> Summary so far<br /> <br /> * Enjoyed the speed of the videos, but it was easy to get very stuck once I tried to do the test. Since I knew the videos covered more than I wanted to do yet (section about converting and cleaning meshes) I was more tempted to skip around to get where I needed to go, but it generally didn't get me unstuck, I think because there was something more fundamental that I was missing.<br /> <br /> * Would really like to go through each step with the videos, so not having pre-constructed examples might help. Also some kind of linear progression that covers only those skills related to finishing the test. Something like: 1. opening the sketcher menu, 2. navigating in 2d space, 3. creating a point, 4. modifying the point, 5. turn the point into a line, 6. modify the line, 6.5 turn the line into a square 7. opening the part design menu, 8. navigating in 3d space, 9. turn the square into a pad, 10. modifying the pad, opening the draft menu, making duplicates of the part, aligning the parts (rotating the parts? :D ) etc.<br /> <br /> * I will try again to just watch the videos all the way through a few times.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018=<br /> * Installed [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Download#Stable_FreeCAD_installers FreeCAD] for Mac<br /> * Started reading the [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Manual FreeCAD manual]<br /> * Stopped going through the manual, I'll be attempting to finish the CAD test with just the two instructional videos.<br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports following instructions [https://old.kdenlive.org/download-mac here]<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Edited video using kdenlive<br /> *Uploaded video questionnaire to [https://vimeo.com/260496837 vimeo]<br /> *Created work log - found it was easier to look at how others had formatted their work logs, might make sense to provide a starter template<br /> <br /> =Video Cover Letter=<br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://player.vimeo.com/video/260496837&quot; width=&quot;640&quot; height=&quot;360&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;<br /> &lt;/html&gt;</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=168745 2018-03-26T16:17:48Z

<p>Ktel1218: /* Mon Mar 26, 2018 - Ubuntu on VirtualBox (cont) */</p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> <br /> =Mon Mar 26, 2018 - Ubuntu on VirtualBox (cont)=<br /> * After FreeCAD crashed on VirtualBox yesterday, today I tried to open from the backup (renaming fcstd1 file) but backup is corrupted as well.<br /> * Possible steps moving forward:<br /> ** See if there is a way to automatically version my saves and continue using VirtualBox<br /> ** Ask my manager, Christian, who has more experience with EFI to help me with rEFInd (he thinks he can figure out the configuration)<br /> ** Buy a cheap little Intel Nuc<br /> * Created [[Talk:Developer Test]] page, I'd like to shorten it so it's clearer and less tempting to skip over portions.<br /> * Modified subsection on the Developer test on the [[OSE Developers]] page so it refers to OSE Linux in a way that I would recognize from having done the video questionnaire (I think initially I didn't know that OSE Linux was the ubuntu distribution with preloaded software that I had been asked about)<br /> <br /> =Sun Mar 25, 2018 - Ubuntu on VirtualBox=<br /> * Installed [https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads VirtualBox]<br /> * Loaded it up with the following settings:<br /> **Name: OSE Linux<br /> **Type: Other<br /> **Version: Other/Unknown (64-bit)<br /> **Memory: 1024 MB<br /> **Create a virtual hard disk:<br /> ***VDI<br /> ***Dynamically allocated<br /> ***Start with at least 25 GB<br /> <br /> I haven't run anything yet so these might change.<br /> <br /> * So far looking good, had one crash but was able to continue editing on restart. Had all my tubing placed in the correct orientation and was working on better placement when FreeCAD crashed and my file was corrupted again.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 24, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont)=<br /> * Installed rEFInd in recovery mode. Modern macs need UEFI and it looks like this is EFI, so rEFInd is supposed to help with that. I don't know much more than this.<br /> * rEFInd boot menu _did_ show OSE Linux as a possible OS to start, but got stuck on the loader menu:<br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> APFSStart:1454: Mounting with apfs_efi_osx-748.31.3<br /> efi_fusion_pairing:632: Container xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx<br /> efi_fusion_pairing:637: fusion uuid: 000000000000-000)-0000-0000-00000000<br /> nx_kernal_mount:1369: checkbpoint search: largest xid 19950, best xid 19950 @ 103<br /> <br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> Please make sure that you have the latest firmware update installed<br /> <br /> Hit any key to continue<br /> <br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> Please make sure that you have the latest firmware update installed<br /> <br /> Hit any key to continue<br /> <br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> *repeats*<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> <br /> =Thurs Mar 22, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont)=<br /> * Erased USB and reinstalled OSE Linux on it.<br /> * Also couldn't get Mac to recognized mounted USB (suggests that it might be Ubuntu version incompatibility? Something about how USB is partitioned?)<br /> * Tried the same but following instructions from Linux101, still unrecognizable.<br /> * Still feel foolish that I missed the [[OSE Linux 101]] page. I think I was too excited to google.<br /> <br /> =Tues Mar 20, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB=<br /> <br /> * Was unclear that there was a specific OSE version of Linux. Looking back at the Developer Test page, I'm really not sure how I missed the whole Part 1: Install OSE Linux section. I think it might be because I went directly to FreeCAD 101 page?<br /> * Looked up &quot;Live USB&quot; and found a Windows specific solution.<br /> * Found a tutorial for creating a bootable USB which pointed to recent vanilla supported versions of linux.<br /> * Installed mac application Etcher, used to create USB with Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS.<br /> * Booted up with it, but couldn't run FreeCAD.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018 - FreeCAD Video Tutorials and Test Notes=<br /> <br /> * Got lost briefly at &quot;Create a new sketch&quot;, &quot;select the XY plain&quot; @ :21 seconds. The different orientation of my menu put the sketch mode button in a different area, for some reason made it hard for me to locate<br /> * Confused about how to select point, how to select multiple points. For selecting a point, &quot;left mouse button&quot; seems to be shift + click on a trackpad. I switched to a mouse after this. I still don't know how to select a region of points (square selection)<br /> * Video started using resources I didn't have, so I watched them through once more but then wanted to start working with the models from the test, so maybe I could just start with that and use the video for reference as I tried to make my cube.<br /> * I wasn't sure where to find 8 hole square tubing, got it confused with the rounded edges one, wasn't sure if I was supposed to find a single file, but did find it in its library after a few minutes.<br /> * No trouble opening it in FreeCad.<br /> * Made copies, moved some around, not bad.<br /> * Rotating is HARD. Briefly caved and looked at an external resource, still couldn't do it.<br /> * Stopped in frustration<br /> * Started again and got it to rotate on the axis I wanted, still not sure how.<br /> * Tried to move objects around again, behaved differently this time and I'm not really sure why,<br /> * tried to align two faces, clicked on some &quot;alignment&quot; buttons, didn't find what I needed.<br /> <br /> Summary so far<br /> <br /> * Enjoyed the speed of the videos, but it was easy to get very stuck once I tried to do the test. Since I knew the videos covered more than I wanted to do yet (section about converting and cleaning meshes) I was more tempted to skip around to get where I needed to go, but it generally didn't get me unstuck, I think because there was something more fundamental that I was missing.<br /> <br /> * Would really like to go through each step with the videos, so not having pre-constructed examples might help. Also some kind of linear progression that covers only those skills related to finishing the test. Something like: 1. opening the sketcher menu, 2. navigating in 2d space, 3. creating a point, 4. modifying the point, 5. turn the point into a line, 6. modify the line, 6.5 turn the line into a square 7. opening the part design menu, 8. navigating in 3d space, 9. turn the square into a pad, 10. modifying the pad, opening the draft menu, making duplicates of the part, aligning the parts (rotating the parts? :D ) etc.<br /> <br /> * I will try again to just watch the videos all the way through a few times.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018=<br /> * Installed [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Download#Stable_FreeCAD_installers FreeCAD] for Mac<br /> * Started reading the [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Manual FreeCAD manual]<br /> * Stopped going through the manual, I'll be attempting to finish the CAD test with just the two instructional videos.<br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports following instructions [https://old.kdenlive.org/download-mac here]<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Edited video using kdenlive<br /> *Uploaded video questionnaire to [https://vimeo.com/260496837 vimeo]<br /> *Created work log - found it was easier to look at how others had formatted their work logs, might make sense to provide a starter template<br /> <br /> =Video Cover Letter=<br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://player.vimeo.com/video/260496837&quot; width=&quot;640&quot; height=&quot;360&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;<br /> &lt;/html&gt;</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=OSE_Developers&diff=168740 2018-03-26T16:07:55Z

<p>Ktel1218: Broke up Developer Test items into a sublist, described OSE Linux so it more closely matches the description in the Video Questionnaire, pulled the Developer Test link higher up.</p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> {{Hint|Last Updated 7/17. '''Please study the [[Crash Course]] for overview of OSE and current priorities.''' To subscribe or unsubscribe from the Design Sprints list, please go to the [[Tech Team Culturing Survey]] page.}}<br /> <br /> =2017 Invitation Video=<br /> <br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe width=&quot;560&quot; height=&quot;315&quot; src=&quot;https://www.youtube.com/embed/SxYgF701w0M&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; allowfullscreen&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;&lt;/html&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe width=&quot;560&quot; height=&quot;350&quot; src=&quot;https://osedev.org/graph/weekly/total/?start=2/1/2017&amp;height=350&quot;&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;&lt;/html&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> =2017 Invitation=<br /> ==OSE Developers - Design + Documentation==<br /> OSE Developers are the official members of the OSE Design or Documentation Teams, and the HR Generalist is responsible for recruiting OSE Developers. OSE is a globally distributed volunteer team of engineers, farmers, designers, documenters, builders, writers, marketers, and other interdisciplinarians. OSE developers commit a minimum of 10 hours per week to a coordinated development process on key OSE priorities (including replication of our work), for a 3 month duration. <br /> <br /> It is also acceptable if the OSE Developer find a partner on their side to work with - such that their time requirement may be reduced from 10 hours to half of that time per week - while this pair still produce 10 hours of effort. This also helps us to encourage leadership on the OSE Developer's side, and greater collaboration. After a 3 month development period, OSE Developers have an option to continue to the next quarter.<br /> <br /> For background purposes - we have been operating as a volunteer project with many ad-hoc contributors until the end of 2016. We have discovered that for an audacious project with well-defined goals - we need a process and structure that can harness collaborators' contributions in a more effective way - for visible and tangible progress. As such, we have shifted to dedicated development teams as of the beginning of 2017. We are looking for team players who can move OSE along its [[Critical Path]] for the formal team of OSE Developers- while encouraging others to provide ad-hoc contributors by editing the wiki or taking on other small tasks.<br /> <br /> ==Interdisciplinary Approach==<br /> We are looking for diverse skill sets. Do you have the skill set to become a meaningful contributor? Our only requirement is that you have an open mind and willingness to learn new things - and the required time to make a meaningful contribution. We expect OSE Developers to become immersed in the new paradigm of open source product development. We are building 12-24 person Working Teams which result in clearly visible development velocity. An interdisciplinary team is needed because many projects include elements of mechanics, electronics, hydraulics, sensors, software, etc. In addition, graphics, media, marketing, and business development skills are used in taking products to full releases as [[Distributive Enterprise]]. <br /> <br /> ==Solving Wicked Problems==<br /> Our long term goal is to create a world class training center for open source movement entrepreneurs - for solving wicked problems. Since many problems are founded in artificial scarcity - our approach is to create material abundance - while regenerating the environment. At the same time, we are training people in interdisciplinary skill sets - as only an interdisciplinary perspective can lead people to solving wicked problems. We are in the business of ending poverty and war - where poverty includes poverty of the mind - and war includes the war on the environment. Our mission is lofty, and our approach is grounded. We are looking for volunteers who can thrive in such a learning environment.<br /> <br /> ==Looking for Dedicated Contributors==<br /> The title of ''volunteer'' still has formal requirements of collaboration on active working teams, and is not to be taken lightly. The expectations are similar to the requirements in a 'regular job,' with timelines, project plans and team responsibilities. OSE Developers are selected for participation based on successful completion of the application process - up to a basic proficiency test in open source computer aided design (CAD) - the [[OSE FreeCAD Test]]. The application process is maintained by the HR Team, and the on-boarding process is shown at the [[OSE Developer Initial Application]] page.<br /> <br /> The OSE Developer is the highest status of OSE development collaboration. The title of OSE Developer marks the official development team that is working actively on the [[OSE Roadmap]]. Otherwise, ad-hoc contributors are welcome to contribute to the [[OSE Wiki]], the official development platform of the OSE project.<br /> <br /> ==Team Structure==<br /> <br /> Development Teams must include a [[Heavyweight Product Manager]], a [[Product Owner]], and a [[Process Manager]] to steward a [[Concurrent Engineering]] process. Member requirements are an open mind - as any of the technical skills, such as [[FreeCAD 101]], can be learned with a few hours of practice. We are looking for a mindset of avid learning across different disciplines as the primary requirement. We are positioning this opportunity as a chance to learn diverse technical skills.<br /> <br /> ==Module-Based Design==<br /> An effective team works on projects taken from the perspective of module-based design - where each project is broken down into modules that can be developed in parallel according to the task breakdown of the [[Development Template]]. Modularity applies not only to technical, but also to organizational, business, and marketing areas. Development cycles are run on a quarterly basis (the 90 day period), with the intended outcome being a product release. If OSE Developers are required to contribute 10 hours per week, then the 12 person team is effectively a 3-person full time equivalent. This is the minimum required for visible progress. Once a well-performing team is established, new teams may form. The minimum number of Developers for starting a new development team is 12. Our goal is to create 12 teams of 12 by end of 2017.<br /> <br /> ==Roadmap==<br /> The project teams work together on current [[Development Priorities]] and only on the official tasks at the [[Critical Path]] and consistent with the 20 year [[OSE Roadmap]]. Other projects may be taken up independently by contributing to the OSE Wiki, but core resources will be allocated only to the Critical Path. OSE Developers do not propose new projects, but execute on tasks on the [[Critical Path]]. As such, we are asking for team players who are aligned with the greater vision of OSE. The Critical Path involves milestones around machine building as a basis, with other applications such as agriculture and the [[Seed Eco-Home]] - the latter being a collaboration with the [[Open Building Institute]].<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Good Standing==<br /> To remain in good standing, a Developer must complete 120 hours of effort in a 90 day period. For achieving this, the Developer gets a star on their badge.<br /> <br /> =Application=<br /> To apply -<br /> <br /> #'''Read the [[OSE Crash Course]] and the above information.''' Prior to applying, please read up prior to your first interview. We cannot at this time accommodate exploratory phone conversations prior to the interview - as we track our recruiting process. <br /> #'''Apply.''' Please go to the '''[[OSE_Developer_Initial_Application]]'''. Fill out the application form, email ops@opensourceecology.org once you have done so. <br /> #'''Interview with us.''' After the Initial Application, you will be asked to submit our Interview Questions as a Video Cover Letter. Please see the '''[[Video Cover Letter]]''' page to submit your interview questions.<br /> #'''Complete the [[Developer Test]].''' Pending an alignment of vision with OSE, you'll be invited to complete the OSE '''[[Developer Test]]''', which is a skills test in which the applicant:<br /> ## Installs Linux with preloaded OSE software<br /> ## Designs a cube in FreeCAD<br /> ## Publishes a video of this on the Wiki<br /> A 90 day development duration begins from the time that a candidate completes the test. If you have an earnest drive to make a better world - and are willing to develop and use a powerful skill set to accomplish that task - then you will feel right at home in our environment.<br /> <br /> =Job Description=<br /> OSE Developers work as a team, dividing these various tasks: See the [[Development Team Log]] for what the weekly meeting looks like.<br /> <br /> *Learning a basic toolchain for designing open source hardware using open source software<br /> *Working on a dedicated open source product development effort as part of an interdisciplinary team<br /> *Learning basic proficiency in FreeCAD. FreeCAD-related tasks may include:<br /> :*Producing build instructionals using FreeCAD files<br /> :*Producing fabrication drawings<br /> :*Making modifications in existing designs <br /> :*Creating designs from scratch<br /> :*Producing 3D printing files<br /> :*Creating visual Bills of Materials<br /> :*Creating exploded part diagrams<br /> *Learning open source tools and protocols for effective, globally-distributed design collaboration<br /> *Doing basic calculations of cost, weight, production rates, and other critical parameters towards open source products geared at creating [[Distributive Enterprise]]<br /> *Researching sourcing of materials<br /> *Learn basic proficiency in rendering and animation using Blender<br /> *Learning basic proficiency in vector and raster graphics to produce supporting graphics using GIMP and Inkscape<br /> *Learning basic video production competency using Kdenlive to produce instructionals<br /> *Learning basics of screencasting to produce video instructionals<br /> *Using Inkscape or other open source toolchains to produce cutting files for laser cutters,routers and CNC torch tables<br /> *Documenting work done and hours spent in a Work Log on an ongoing basis<br /> *Writing scripts for instructionals, publishing step-by-step instructionals, and assisting in the publishing of design guides<br /> *Communicating with other team member on problem solving<br /> *Prototyping of ongoing development work using 3D printing, scale models, etc (if possible)<br /> *Many tasks are technical, but writing, marketing, video production, desktop publishing, communication, website development, software programming, and many other tasks are included in the process<br /> <br /> =Onboarding Flowchart=<br /> <br /> (you can click on the underlined links for more info)<br /> <br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10LYNncpAWNu1MVPcYLPDcfHp4tIPBbPFp2f47JPeOoc/embed?start=false&amp;loop=false&amp;delayms=3000&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; width=&quot;960&quot; height=&quot;569&quot; allowfullscreen=&quot;true&quot; mozallowfullscreen=&quot;true&quot; webkitallowfullscreen=&quot;true&quot;&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;&lt;/html&gt;<br /> <br /> [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10LYNncpAWNu1MVPcYLPDcfHp4tIPBbPFp2f47JPeOoc/edit#slide=id.g196dae00fd_0_70 edit]<br /> <br /> =Founder's TED Talk=<br /> [[Marcin Jakubowski]] explains the Global Village Construction Set in his TED Talk.<br /> <br /> Can't see the video below? Try: http://www.ted.com/talks/marcin_jakubowski.html<br /> <br /> {{TED}}<br /> =OSE Developer Bios=<br /> <br /> == German Crespo ==<br /> <br /> {{department<br /> | image = German.jpg<br /> | head = German Crespo<br /> | title = OSE Dev Team member.<br /> fgcrespo@gmail.com<br /> <br /> | username = Cabeza de Pomelo<br /> | description = <br /> <br /> Open Source Ecology is part of humanity’s inexorable future: a collaborative, egalitarian and sustainable future. I can say with some degree of certainty that my efforts to thrive in life and to contribute to the necessary change in the way we do things today, have to be attuned to the efforts of others, to the efforts of the whole. I believe that OSE will provide me with the tools required to achieve this goal.<br /> <br /> I am a commercial airplane pilot specialized in the aerial application of farm chemicals. Problem-solving skills are trained constantly. Repairs to the aircraft’s role equipment, as well as the mixing and loading equipment, especially when based in remote areas, require the development of skills that fall far beyond the romantic life commonly attributed to the pilots. Welding is one of those skills, together with the ability to improvise, in order to keep things rolling until a permanent fix can be put in place. I am hoping that my participation in the OSE community will contribute to expanding my organizational and technical knowledge on the skills I have gained through direct experience and, in this way, I will possess a more holistic and interdisciplinary set of skills that can be tipped back into the community. Also, I lag behind on interpersonal skills so I trust that this will be a good place to work on their improvement as to be able, in the future, to transfer that gained experience to others in a clear and well-organized manner.<br /> <br /> [[German Log|German's Log]]. [[User:Cabeza de Pomelo| German’s User Page]].<br /> <br /> [[File:Dev032_German Crespo.png|250px]]<br /> <br /> }}<br /> <br /> ==Josh Krokowski==<br /> <br /> {{department<br /> | image = Josh headshot.jpg<br /> | head = Josh Krokowski<br /> | title = OSE Dev Team member.<br /> joshkrokowski@gmail.com<br /> | username = Skikro<br /> | description = <br /> [[Josh Log|Josh's Log]] [[user:Skikro| Josh's user page]]<br /> <br /> An aspiring polymath and mechanical engineer, I want solutions to real problems while reducing external impacts (think: first, do no harm). With an insatiable desire to learn everything, I'm taking lessons from designing physical objects and applying them to abstract ideas and vice versa. I've spent a good portion of my life thinking about 3D printing and manufacturing as a whole. Through interests in blockchains, outdoors experiences, and travel, my desire to empower others is all focused on making stuff that matters and helping us realize there is a large of amount of stuff we trick ourselves into thinking we need that we don't. Lover of land. Traveler of earth. Builder of substance. <br /> <br /> I'm well versed in machine design and part design, but looking forward to learning more! I also know a lot about 3D printing, including outside the world of FFF/FDM.<br /> <br /> I'm interested in helping Open Source bring people access to tools and solve the major issues of the world with a people focused mindset. We don't need to fix the world, we need to fix the way we live in it. <br /> <br /> [[Image:Josh Krokowski FreeCAD Badge pic.png|250px]]<br /> <br /> }}<br /> <br /> ==Roberto Jeramillo==<br /> {{department<br /> | image = Roberto pic.jpg<br /> | head = Roberto Jaramillo<br /> | title = OSE Dev Team member.<br /> robinmaster18@gmail.com<br /> | username = <br /> | description = <br /> [[Roberto Log|Roberto's Log]]<br /> <br /> I'm contributing to OSE because It's the most interesting project that I've ever seen. It combines nature, people, technology in a practical and holistic way. I was looking for a place where to create together with others, freely and openly.<br /> <br /> <br /> I think my most relevant skill is my learning capacity. <br /> <br /> [[Image:009 ROBERTO JAMARILLO BADGE free cad certified 1056 x 512px v3-1a (3) backup.png|250px]]<br /> <br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Abe Anderson==<br /> <br /> {{department<br /> | image = <br /> | head = Abe Anderson<br /> | title = OSE Dev Team member<br /> AbeAnderson@gmail.com<br /> | username = AbeAnderson<br /> | description = <br /> <br /> <br /> [[AbeAnd Log|Abe's Log]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Background and education in computer and electronics engineering. Novice C/C++ Programming mainly using Arduino. Prior hobby level experience with web administration and multimedia development software tools. Work experience with construction including masonry and carpentry as well as experimentation with more sustainable building methods. I try to constantly learn more programming and open source software applications skills. I joined the Dev Team because my projects and goals overlap significantly with OSE's efforts and I plan to work on many prototypes long term as I develop more skills. In general, I am interested in open source ecology to help further economic changes for all through open industrial engineering. I am also currently trying to create a more sustainable working and farming environment in the ozark mountains by experimenting with various natural ecology methods.<br /> <br /> <br /> [[File:011 ABE ANDERSON BADGE free cad certified 1056 x 512px v3-1a (3) backup.png|250px]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> ==Oliver Schluter==<br /> <br /> {{department<br /> | image = os_case.jpg<br /> | head = Oliver Schlueter<br /> | title = OSE Dev Team member<br /> case06@web.de<br /> | username = Oliver<br /> | description = <br /> <br /> [[Oliver Log | Oliver's Log]] [http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/User:Oliver Oliver's User Page] <br /> <br /> I have a master's degree in Biologies and Computational Neurosciences and i learned the trade of joiner/carpenter. In my spare time i love to tinker around with DIY- and Maker-projects, which are often direct or indirect related to green-energy and self-sufficiency. I am engaged in the OpenSourceEcology Germany Group and maintaining there three major projects (the UniversalPrototyping-Kit, the Zinc/Air FuelCell and the SolarBox) and some smaller ones. <br /> <br /> [[File:Os_log_21.05.17_mybadge.png|250px]]<br /> <br /> }}<br /> <br /> ==Dixon Nahrwold==<br /> <br /> {{department<br /> | image =128px-Placeholder_male_superhero_c.png<br /> | head = Dixon Nahrwold<br /> | title = OSE Dev Team member.<br /> fdnahrwold@gmail.com<br /> <br /> | username = <br /> | description = <br /> [[Dixon Log | Dixon's Log]] <br /> <br /> I am interested in radical decentralization and resilience technologies, and more particularly the narratives that drive them. I have a background in film and art as well as a lifelong DIY addiction. I am currently an undergraduate student at Utah State University studying sustainable food production.<br /> <br /> I joined the team because I had the opportunity to fulfill an internship credit as an OSE Developer, giving me enough time to participate in this project I have been watching for some time now. I hope to replicate the OSE heavy machines, hopefully by forming a local group of developers.<br /> <br /> [[File:Jozef Mikler's OSE FreeCAD Badge.png|250px]]<br /> <br /> }}<br /> <br /> ==Michael Altfield==<br /> {{department<br /> | image = maltfield_avatar.jpg<br /> | head = Michael Altfield<br /> | title = OSE Dev Team member + Systems Administrator<br /> <br /> | website = https://www.michaelaltfield.net<br /> | email = https://email.michaelaltfield.net<br /> | username = Maltfield<br /> | description = <br /> [[Maltfield_Log | Michael's Log]] <br /> <br /> I jumped-ship from proprietary software to using GNU/Linux at the age of<br /> 15. In middle school, I was fascinated by the ability to publish my own<br /> content to the entire world, and I quickly learned website design. By<br /> the time I entered college, I had built several websites both personally<br /> &amp; professionally.<br /> <br /> In 2010, I rode my bicycle 3,800 miles from Savannah, GA to Berkeley,<br /> CA. On my journey, I saw how centralized, industrialized, and<br /> unsustainable our food system has come. I saw the endless fields of<br /> monocropped corn, and I biked past men in biohazard suits spraying<br /> fields of corn with chemicals. I rode on the highways through Kansas as<br /> wide-load, million-dollar combines passed me for the wheat<br /> harvest--machines that could not be afforded by the all-american farmer<br /> without massive debt<br /> <br /> A couple years later, I discovered Open Source Ecology. I learned about<br /> the GVCS--open source machines designed to be affordable,<br /> self-serviceable, modular, and robust--all of the machines necessary to<br /> deprecate the unsustainable &quot;green revolution,&quot; following the<br /> best-practices of the FOSS I'd grown to love.<br /> <br /> I started volunteering as an OSE Dev not only to further develop the<br /> GVCS, but also to learn first-hand how to build these machines--so I<br /> have the knowledge &amp; skills necessary to share the GVCS with communities<br /> around the globe.<br /> <br /> My skill set includes MIG Welding, Oxy Acetylene, Cob Construction,<br /> Bamboo Carpentry, Permaculture, Mushroom Cultivation, Linux Systems<br /> Administration, Security, and Vegan Cooking.<br /> <br /> [[File:Michael Altfield's OSE FreeCAD Badge.png|250px]]<br /> <br /> ==Sarah Aldosary==<br /> {{department<br /> | image = <br /> | head = Sarah Aldosary<br /> | title = OSE Dev Team member.<br /> saradosary@gmail.com<br /> | username = Sarah id<br /> | description = <br /> [[Sarah_Log|Sarah's Log]]<br /> <br /> I am from Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. IT graduate and business-oriented. Passionate about 3D printing and digital fabrication and fascinated by the whole maker movement. I come from an IT background but have been working in digital fabrication and making for almost five years. I worked at the National Satellite Center at [http://www.kacst.edu.sa KACST] where I learned CAD using [https://www.3ds.com/products-services/catia/ CATIA].<br /> I also love all kinds of handcrafts; crochet, stitching and embroidery<br /> <br /> [[Image:OSE free cad certified_Dev_Sarah Dosary.png|250px]]<br /> <br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Ruslan Krenzler==<br /> <br /> {{department<br /> | image = ruslan.jpg<br /> | head = Ruslan Krenzler<br /> | title = OSE Dev Team member<br /> <br /> | username = Ruslan<br /> | description = <br /> <br /> [[Ruslan Log | Ruslan's Log]] [http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/User:Ruslan Ruslan's User Page] <br /> <br /> I joint OSE project to create things and to contribute to humanity. I my opinion, nowadays, large proportion of human and planet resources are wasted. There should be a way to do things better - many projects like Open Source Software, Wikipedia, and Arduino proved that it is possible.<br /> <br /> I have a master's degree in Mathematical Modeling and PhD degree in Mathematics. For many years I developed applications for smart phones.<br /> I have some basic experience in electronics, microcontroller programming (Arduino, STM32, esp32), and I am a ham radio operator.<br /> <br /> <br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Chris DeAngelis ==<br /> {{department<br /> | image = 28795854_10102747817528546_8826601409729376479_n.jpg<br /> | head = Chris DeAngelis<br /> | title = <br /> ccubedd&amp;gмαιℓ.ςοм<br /> | username = Chris DeAngelis<br /> | description = [[Chris DeAngelis Log|Chris's Log]]. [[User:Chris DeAngelis| Chris’s User Page]].<br /> <br /> Hello world! I use CAD to design machinery and equipment for manufacturing. I'm also proficient in automation, metrology, costing, scheduling, team building, project management and creative problem solving. My commitment 10 hours a week, between the hours of 9am-5pm on weekends, and 7pm-10pm on week days (eastern).<br /> <br /> https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisdeangelis1618/}}<br /> <br /> ==Jonathan Takacs==<br /> <br /> {{department<br /> | image = <br /> | head = Jonathan Takacs<br /> | title = OSE Dev Team member<br /> <br /> | username = Takacsjd<br /> | description = <br /> <br /> [[TakacsLog | Takacs' log]] [http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/User:takacsjd Jon's User Page] <br /> <br /> OSE really matches my drive to help myself and mankind become sustainable. <br /> <br /> I have a bachelor's degree in electronic and computer engineering technology from the University of Dayton. <br /> <br /> I've worked at a startup company on new product design and have contributed to the development of www.cargoaware.com and www.metrc.com businesses. <br /> Though that, I've taken an embedded system product from origin to production doing PCB layout, testing and DLL development as a member of a three person team. <br /> I also have a great passion for robotics.<br /> <br /> I'll use these skills to drive OSE forward. Eventually I'll become a distributive enterprise partner producing goods and machines at my homestead.<br /> <br /> [http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/User:takacsjd Jon's linked in User Page] <br /> <br /> <br /> }}<br /> <br /> =Former Team Members=<br /> See [[OSE Developer Former Team Members]].<br /> <br /> =Recent Builds=<br /> <br /> This is our first iteration of the Seed Eco-Home and Aquaponic Greenhouse - each built in 5 days - and the next iteration of the build is planned for the fourth quarter of 2017:<br /> <br /> &lt;html&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;iframe src=&quot;https://www.facebook.com/plugins/post.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2FOpenSourceEcology%2Fposts%2F10155491735051562%3A0&amp;width=500&quot; width=&quot;500&quot; height=&quot;443&quot; style=&quot;border:none;overflow:hidden&quot; scrolling=&quot;no&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; allowTransparency=&quot;true&quot;&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;/html&gt;<br /> <br /> =Links=<br /> *[[OSE Developer Feedback Questionnaire]]<br /> *[[Developer Engagement]]<br /> *To see progress of the Development Team - see [[Development Team Log]]<br /> *[[GVCS TED Talk]] by Founder<br /> *[[New Yorker]] article<br /> *Key economic transformation philosophy - [[Distributive Enterprise]]<br /> *20 Year [[Roadmap]]</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Talk:Developer_Test&diff=168736 2018-03-26T15:54:13Z

<p>Ktel1218: </p> <hr /> <div>I'd like to pare this down to make it harder to skip over sections. I would like to:<br /> <br /> * Shorten the introductory section: I feel that the self verifying portion is probably sufficient.<br /> * Remove the initial bullet points of the three sections of the list, unless it's just a table of contents that links to each subsection.<br /> * Move the intro discussion about OSE Linux to the OSE Linux 101 page.<br /> <br /> Since I haven't modified the wiki yet and am wanting to make more substantial changes, I'm nervous about making them without discussing first. If this isn't necessary, please let me know.<br /> <br /> [[User:Ktel1218|Ktel1218]] ([[User talk:Ktel1218|talk]]) 17:52, 26 March 2018 (CEST)</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Talk:Developer_Test&diff=168735 2018-03-26T15:53:51Z

<p>Ktel1218: </p> <hr /> <div>I'd like to pare this down to make it harder to skip over sections. I would like to:<br /> <br /> * Shorten the introductory section: I feel that the self verifying portion is probably sufficient.<br /> * Remove the initial bullet points of the three sections of the list, unless it's just a table of contents that links to each subsection.<br /> * Move the intro discussion about OSE Linux to the OSE Linux 101 page.<br /> <br /> Since I haven't modified the wiki yet and am wanting to make more substantial changes, I'm nervous about making them without getting confirmation first. If this isn't necessary, please let me know.<br /> <br /> [[User:Ktel1218|Ktel1218]] ([[User talk:Ktel1218|talk]]) 17:52, 26 March 2018 (CEST)</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Talk:Developer_Test&diff=168734 2018-03-26T15:52:10Z

<p>Ktel1218: </p> <hr /> <div>I'd like to pare this down to make it harder to skip over sections. I would like to:<br /> <br /> * Shorten the introductory section: I feel that the self verifying portion is probably sufficient.<br /> * Remove the initial bullet points of the three sections of the list, unless it's just a table of contents that links to each subsection.<br /> * Move the intro discussion about OSE Linux to the OSE Linux 101 page.<br /> <br /> Since I haven't modified the wiki yet and am wanting to make more substantial pages, I'm nervous about making them without getting confirmation first. If this isn't necessary, please let me know.<br /> <br /> [[User:Ktel1218|Ktel1218]] ([[User talk:Ktel1218|talk]]) 17:52, 26 March 2018 (CEST)</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Talk:Developer_Test&diff=168733 2018-03-26T15:50:08Z

<p>Ktel1218: Initial proposal for changes to shorten this page.</p> <hr /> <div>I'd like to pare this down to make it harder to skip over sections. I would like to:<br /> <br /> * Shorten the introductory section: I feel that the self verifying portion is probably sufficient.<br /> * Remove the initial bullet points of the three sections of the list, unless it's just a table of contents that links to each subsection.<br /> * Move the intro discussion about OSE Linux to the OSE Linux 101 page.<br /> <br /> Since I haven't modified the wiki yet and am wanting to make more substantial pages, I'm nervous about making them without getting confirmation first. If this isn't necessary, please let me know.</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=168732 2018-03-26T15:40:29Z

<p>Ktel1218: </p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> <br /> =Mon Mar 26, 2018 - Ubuntu on VirtualBox (cont)=<br /> * After FreeCAD crashed on VirtualBox yesterday, today I tried to open from the backup (renaming fcstd1 file) but backup is corrupted as well.<br /> * Possible steps moving forward:<br /> ** See if there is a way to automatically version my saves and continue using VirtualBox<br /> ** Ask my manager, Christian, who has more experience with EFI to help me with rEFInd (he thinks he can figure out the configuration)<br /> ** Buy a cheap little Intel Nuc<br /> <br /> =Sun Mar 25, 2018 - Ubuntu on VirtualBox=<br /> * Installed [https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads VirtualBox]<br /> * Loaded it up with the following settings:<br /> **Name: OSE Linux<br /> **Type: Other<br /> **Version: Other/Unknown (64-bit)<br /> **Memory: 1024 MB<br /> **Create a virtual hard disk:<br /> ***VDI<br /> ***Dynamically allocated<br /> ***Start with at least 25 GB<br /> <br /> I haven't run anything yet so these might change.<br /> <br /> * So far looking good, had one crash but was able to continue editing on restart. Had all my tubing placed in the correct orientation and was working on better placement when FreeCAD crashed and my file was corrupted again.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 24, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont)=<br /> * Installed rEFInd in recovery mode. Modern macs need UEFI and it looks like this is EFI, so rEFInd is supposed to help with that. I don't know much more than this.<br /> * rEFInd boot menu _did_ show OSE Linux as a possible OS to start, but got stuck on the loader menu:<br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> APFSStart:1454: Mounting with apfs_efi_osx-748.31.3<br /> efi_fusion_pairing:632: Container xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx<br /> efi_fusion_pairing:637: fusion uuid: 000000000000-000)-0000-0000-00000000<br /> nx_kernal_mount:1369: checkbpoint search: largest xid 19950, best xid 19950 @ 103<br /> <br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> Please make sure that you have the latest firmware update installed<br /> <br /> Hit any key to continue<br /> <br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> Please make sure that you have the latest firmware update installed<br /> <br /> Hit any key to continue<br /> <br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> *repeats*<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> <br /> =Thurs Mar 22, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont)=<br /> * Erased USB and reinstalled OSE Linux on it.<br /> * Also couldn't get Mac to recognized mounted USB (suggests that it might be Ubuntu version incompatibility? Something about how USB is partitioned?)<br /> * Tried the same but following instructions from Linux101, still unrecognizable.<br /> * Still feel foolish that I missed the [[OSE Linux 101]] page. I think I was too excited to google.<br /> <br /> =Tues Mar 20, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB=<br /> <br /> * Was unclear that there was a specific OSE version of Linux. Looking back at the Developer Test page, I'm really not sure how I missed the whole Part 1: Install OSE Linux section. I think it might be because I went directly to FreeCAD 101 page?<br /> * Looked up &quot;Live USB&quot; and found a Windows specific solution.<br /> * Found a tutorial for creating a bootable USB which pointed to recent vanilla supported versions of linux.<br /> * Installed mac application Etcher, used to create USB with Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS.<br /> * Booted up with it, but couldn't run FreeCAD.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018 - FreeCAD Video Tutorials and Test Notes=<br /> <br /> * Got lost briefly at &quot;Create a new sketch&quot;, &quot;select the XY plain&quot; @ :21 seconds. The different orientation of my menu put the sketch mode button in a different area, for some reason made it hard for me to locate<br /> * Confused about how to select point, how to select multiple points. For selecting a point, &quot;left mouse button&quot; seems to be shift + click on a trackpad. I switched to a mouse after this. I still don't know how to select a region of points (square selection)<br /> * Video started using resources I didn't have, so I watched them through once more but then wanted to start working with the models from the test, so maybe I could just start with that and use the video for reference as I tried to make my cube.<br /> * I wasn't sure where to find 8 hole square tubing, got it confused with the rounded edges one, wasn't sure if I was supposed to find a single file, but did find it in its library after a few minutes.<br /> * No trouble opening it in FreeCad.<br /> * Made copies, moved some around, not bad.<br /> * Rotating is HARD. Briefly caved and looked at an external resource, still couldn't do it.<br /> * Stopped in frustration<br /> * Started again and got it to rotate on the axis I wanted, still not sure how.<br /> * Tried to move objects around again, behaved differently this time and I'm not really sure why,<br /> * tried to align two faces, clicked on some &quot;alignment&quot; buttons, didn't find what I needed.<br /> <br /> Summary so far<br /> <br /> * Enjoyed the speed of the videos, but it was easy to get very stuck once I tried to do the test. Since I knew the videos covered more than I wanted to do yet (section about converting and cleaning meshes) I was more tempted to skip around to get where I needed to go, but it generally didn't get me unstuck, I think because there was something more fundamental that I was missing.<br /> <br /> * Would really like to go through each step with the videos, so not having pre-constructed examples might help. Also some kind of linear progression that covers only those skills related to finishing the test. Something like: 1. opening the sketcher menu, 2. navigating in 2d space, 3. creating a point, 4. modifying the point, 5. turn the point into a line, 6. modify the line, 6.5 turn the line into a square 7. opening the part design menu, 8. navigating in 3d space, 9. turn the square into a pad, 10. modifying the pad, opening the draft menu, making duplicates of the part, aligning the parts (rotating the parts? :D ) etc.<br /> <br /> * I will try again to just watch the videos all the way through a few times.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018=<br /> * Installed [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Download#Stable_FreeCAD_installers FreeCAD] for Mac<br /> * Started reading the [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Manual FreeCAD manual]<br /> * Stopped going through the manual, I'll be attempting to finish the CAD test with just the two instructional videos.<br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports following instructions [https://old.kdenlive.org/download-mac here]<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Edited video using kdenlive<br /> *Uploaded video questionnaire to [https://vimeo.com/260496837 vimeo]<br /> *Created work log - found it was easier to look at how others had formatted their work logs, might make sense to provide a starter template<br /> <br /> =Video Cover Letter=<br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://player.vimeo.com/video/260496837&quot; width=&quot;640&quot; height=&quot;360&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;<br /> &lt;/html&gt;</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=168713 2018-03-26T00:23:13Z

<p>Ktel1218: /* Sun Mar 25, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont) */</p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> <br /> <br /> =Sun Mar 25, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont)=<br /> * Installed [https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads VirtualBox]<br /> * Loaded it up with the following settings:<br /> **Name: OSE Linux<br /> **Type: Other<br /> **Version: Other/Unknown (64-bit)<br /> **Memory: 1024 MB<br /> **Create a virtual hard disk:<br /> ***VDI<br /> ***Dynamically allocated<br /> ***Start with at least 25 GB<br /> <br /> I haven't run anything yet so these might change.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 24, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont)=<br /> * Installed rEFInd in recovery mode. Modern macs need UEFI and it looks like this is EFI, so rEFInd is supposed to help with that. I don't know much more than this.<br /> * rEFInd boot menu _did_ show OSE Linux as a possible OS to start, but got stuck on the loader menu:<br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> APFSStart:1454: Mounting with apfs_efi_osx-748.31.3<br /> efi_fusion_pairing:632: Container xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx<br /> efi_fusion_pairing:637: fusion uuid: 000000000000-000)-0000-0000-00000000<br /> nx_kernal_mount:1369: checkbpoint search: largest xid 19950, best xid 19950 @ 103<br /> <br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> Please make sure that you have the latest firmware update installed<br /> <br /> Hit any key to continue<br /> <br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> Please make sure that you have the latest firmware update installed<br /> <br /> Hit any key to continue<br /> <br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> *repeats*<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> <br /> =Thurs Mar 22, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont)=<br /> * Erased USB and reinstalled OSE Linux on it.<br /> * Also couldn't get Mac to recognized mounted USB (suggests that it might be Ubuntu version incompatibility? Something about how USB is partitioned?)<br /> * Tried the same but following instructions from Linux101, still unrecognizable.<br /> * Still feel foolish that I missed the [[OSE Linux 101]] page. I think I was too excited to google.<br /> <br /> =Tues Mar 20, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB=<br /> <br /> * Was unclear that there was a specific OSE version of Linux. Looking back at the Developer Test page, I'm really not sure how I missed the whole Part 1: Install OSE Linux section. I think it might be because I went directly to FreeCAD 101 page?<br /> * Looked up &quot;Live USB&quot; and found a Windows specific solution.<br /> * Found a tutorial for creating a bootable USB which pointed to recent vanilla supported versions of linux.<br /> * Installed mac application Etcher, used to create USB with Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS.<br /> * Booted up with it, but couldn't run FreeCAD.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018 - FreeCAD Video Tutorials and Test Notes=<br /> <br /> * Got lost briefly at &quot;Create a new sketch&quot;, &quot;select the XY plain&quot; @ :21 seconds. The different orientation of my menu put the sketch mode button in a different area, for some reason made it hard for me to locate<br /> * Confused about how to select point, how to select multiple points. For selecting a point, &quot;left mouse button&quot; seems to be shift + click on a trackpad. I switched to a mouse after this. I still don't know how to select a region of points (square selection)<br /> * Video started using resources I didn't have, so I watched them through once more but then wanted to start working with the models from the test, so maybe I could just start with that and use the video for reference as I tried to make my cube.<br /> * I wasn't sure where to find 8 hole square tubing, got it confused with the rounded edges one, wasn't sure if I was supposed to find a single file, but did find it in its library after a few minutes.<br /> * No trouble opening it in FreeCad.<br /> * Made copies, moved some around, not bad.<br /> * Rotating is HARD. Briefly caved and looked at an external resource, still couldn't do it.<br /> * Stopped in frustration<br /> * Started again and got it to rotate on the axis I wanted, still not sure how.<br /> * Tried to move objects around again, behaved differently this time and I'm not really sure why,<br /> * tried to align two faces, clicked on some &quot;alignment&quot; buttons, didn't find what I needed.<br /> <br /> Summary so far<br /> <br /> * Enjoyed the speed of the videos, but it was easy to get very stuck once I tried to do the test. Since I knew the videos covered more than I wanted to do yet (section about converting and cleaning meshes) I was more tempted to skip around to get where I needed to go, but it generally didn't get me unstuck, I think because there was something more fundamental that I was missing.<br /> <br /> * Would really like to go through each step with the videos, so not having pre-constructed examples might help. Also some kind of linear progression that covers only those skills related to finishing the test. Something like: 1. opening the sketcher menu, 2. navigating in 2d space, 3. creating a point, 4. modifying the point, 5. turn the point into a line, 6. modify the line, 6.5 turn the line into a square 7. opening the part design menu, 8. navigating in 3d space, 9. turn the square into a pad, 10. modifying the pad, opening the draft menu, making duplicates of the part, aligning the parts (rotating the parts? :D ) etc.<br /> <br /> * I will try again to just watch the videos all the way through a few times.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018=<br /> * Installed [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Download#Stable_FreeCAD_installers FreeCAD] for Mac<br /> * Started reading the [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Manual FreeCAD manual]<br /> * Stopped going through the manual, I'll be attempting to finish the CAD test with just the two instructional videos.<br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports following instructions [https://old.kdenlive.org/download-mac here]<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Edited video using kdenlive<br /> *Uploaded video questionnaire to [https://vimeo.com/260496837 vimeo]<br /> *Created work log - found it was easier to look at how others had formatted their work logs, might make sense to provide a starter template<br /> <br /> =Video Cover Letter=<br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://player.vimeo.com/video/260496837&quot; width=&quot;640&quot; height=&quot;360&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;<br /> &lt;/html&gt;</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=168712 2018-03-26T00:21:07Z

<p>Ktel1218: /* Sun Mar 25, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont) */</p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> <br /> <br /> =Sun Mar 25, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont)=<br /> * Installed [https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads VirtualBox]<br /> * Loaded it up with the following settings:<br /> **Name: OSE Linux<br /> **Type: Other<br /> **Version: Other/Unknown (64-bit)<br /> **Memory: 1024 MB<br /> **Create a virtual hard disk:<br /> ***VDI<br /> ***Dynamically allocated<br /> ***Start with at least 25.0 GB<br /> <br /> I haven't run anything yet so these might change.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 24, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont)=<br /> * Installed rEFInd in recovery mode. Modern macs need UEFI and it looks like this is EFI, so rEFInd is supposed to help with that. I don't know much more than this.<br /> * rEFInd boot menu _did_ show OSE Linux as a possible OS to start, but got stuck on the loader menu:<br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> APFSStart:1454: Mounting with apfs_efi_osx-748.31.3<br /> efi_fusion_pairing:632: Container xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx<br /> efi_fusion_pairing:637: fusion uuid: 000000000000-000)-0000-0000-00000000<br /> nx_kernal_mount:1369: checkbpoint search: largest xid 19950, best xid 19950 @ 103<br /> <br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> Please make sure that you have the latest firmware update installed<br /> <br /> Hit any key to continue<br /> <br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> Please make sure that you have the latest firmware update installed<br /> <br /> Hit any key to continue<br /> <br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> *repeats*<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> <br /> =Thurs Mar 22, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont)=<br /> * Erased USB and reinstalled OSE Linux on it.<br /> * Also couldn't get Mac to recognized mounted USB (suggests that it might be Ubuntu version incompatibility? Something about how USB is partitioned?)<br /> * Tried the same but following instructions from Linux101, still unrecognizable.<br /> * Still feel foolish that I missed the [[OSE Linux 101]] page. I think I was too excited to google.<br /> <br /> =Tues Mar 20, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB=<br /> <br /> * Was unclear that there was a specific OSE version of Linux. Looking back at the Developer Test page, I'm really not sure how I missed the whole Part 1: Install OSE Linux section. I think it might be because I went directly to FreeCAD 101 page?<br /> * Looked up &quot;Live USB&quot; and found a Windows specific solution.<br /> * Found a tutorial for creating a bootable USB which pointed to recent vanilla supported versions of linux.<br /> * Installed mac application Etcher, used to create USB with Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS.<br /> * Booted up with it, but couldn't run FreeCAD.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018 - FreeCAD Video Tutorials and Test Notes=<br /> <br /> * Got lost briefly at &quot;Create a new sketch&quot;, &quot;select the XY plain&quot; @ :21 seconds. The different orientation of my menu put the sketch mode button in a different area, for some reason made it hard for me to locate<br /> * Confused about how to select point, how to select multiple points. For selecting a point, &quot;left mouse button&quot; seems to be shift + click on a trackpad. I switched to a mouse after this. I still don't know how to select a region of points (square selection)<br /> * Video started using resources I didn't have, so I watched them through once more but then wanted to start working with the models from the test, so maybe I could just start with that and use the video for reference as I tried to make my cube.<br /> * I wasn't sure where to find 8 hole square tubing, got it confused with the rounded edges one, wasn't sure if I was supposed to find a single file, but did find it in its library after a few minutes.<br /> * No trouble opening it in FreeCad.<br /> * Made copies, moved some around, not bad.<br /> * Rotating is HARD. Briefly caved and looked at an external resource, still couldn't do it.<br /> * Stopped in frustration<br /> * Started again and got it to rotate on the axis I wanted, still not sure how.<br /> * Tried to move objects around again, behaved differently this time and I'm not really sure why,<br /> * tried to align two faces, clicked on some &quot;alignment&quot; buttons, didn't find what I needed.<br /> <br /> Summary so far<br /> <br /> * Enjoyed the speed of the videos, but it was easy to get very stuck once I tried to do the test. Since I knew the videos covered more than I wanted to do yet (section about converting and cleaning meshes) I was more tempted to skip around to get where I needed to go, but it generally didn't get me unstuck, I think because there was something more fundamental that I was missing.<br /> <br /> * Would really like to go through each step with the videos, so not having pre-constructed examples might help. Also some kind of linear progression that covers only those skills related to finishing the test. Something like: 1. opening the sketcher menu, 2. navigating in 2d space, 3. creating a point, 4. modifying the point, 5. turn the point into a line, 6. modify the line, 6.5 turn the line into a square 7. opening the part design menu, 8. navigating in 3d space, 9. turn the square into a pad, 10. modifying the pad, opening the draft menu, making duplicates of the part, aligning the parts (rotating the parts? :D ) etc.<br /> <br /> * I will try again to just watch the videos all the way through a few times.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018=<br /> * Installed [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Download#Stable_FreeCAD_installers FreeCAD] for Mac<br /> * Started reading the [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Manual FreeCAD manual]<br /> * Stopped going through the manual, I'll be attempting to finish the CAD test with just the two instructional videos.<br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports following instructions [https://old.kdenlive.org/download-mac here]<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Edited video using kdenlive<br /> *Uploaded video questionnaire to [https://vimeo.com/260496837 vimeo]<br /> *Created work log - found it was easier to look at how others had formatted their work logs, might make sense to provide a starter template<br /> <br /> =Video Cover Letter=<br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://player.vimeo.com/video/260496837&quot; width=&quot;640&quot; height=&quot;360&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;<br /> &lt;/html&gt;</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=168711 2018-03-26T00:20:28Z

<p>Ktel1218: </p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> <br /> <br /> =Sun Mar 25, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont)=<br /> * Installed [https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads VirtualBox]<br /> * Loaded it up with the following settings:<br /> <br /> **Name: OSE Linux<br /> **Type: Other<br /> **Version: Other/Unknown (64-bit)<br /> **Memory: 1024 MB<br /> **Create a virtual hard disk:<br /> ***VDI<br /> ***Dynamically allocated<br /> ***Start with at least 25.0 GB<br /> <br /> I haven't run anything yet so these might change.<br /> <br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 24, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont)=<br /> * Installed rEFInd in recovery mode. Modern macs need UEFI and it looks like this is EFI, so rEFInd is supposed to help with that. I don't know much more than this.<br /> * rEFInd boot menu _did_ show OSE Linux as a possible OS to start, but got stuck on the loader menu:<br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> APFSStart:1454: Mounting with apfs_efi_osx-748.31.3<br /> efi_fusion_pairing:632: Container xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx<br /> efi_fusion_pairing:637: fusion uuid: 000000000000-000)-0000-0000-00000000<br /> nx_kernal_mount:1369: checkbpoint search: largest xid 19950, best xid 19950 @ 103<br /> <br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> Please make sure that you have the latest firmware update installed<br /> <br /> Hit any key to continue<br /> <br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> Please make sure that you have the latest firmware update installed<br /> <br /> Hit any key to continue<br /> <br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> *repeats*<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> <br /> =Thurs Mar 22, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont)=<br /> * Erased USB and reinstalled OSE Linux on it.<br /> * Also couldn't get Mac to recognized mounted USB (suggests that it might be Ubuntu version incompatibility? Something about how USB is partitioned?)<br /> * Tried the same but following instructions from Linux101, still unrecognizable.<br /> * Still feel foolish that I missed the [[OSE Linux 101]] page. I think I was too excited to google.<br /> <br /> =Tues Mar 20, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB=<br /> <br /> * Was unclear that there was a specific OSE version of Linux. Looking back at the Developer Test page, I'm really not sure how I missed the whole Part 1: Install OSE Linux section. I think it might be because I went directly to FreeCAD 101 page?<br /> * Looked up &quot;Live USB&quot; and found a Windows specific solution.<br /> * Found a tutorial for creating a bootable USB which pointed to recent vanilla supported versions of linux.<br /> * Installed mac application Etcher, used to create USB with Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS.<br /> * Booted up with it, but couldn't run FreeCAD.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018 - FreeCAD Video Tutorials and Test Notes=<br /> <br /> * Got lost briefly at &quot;Create a new sketch&quot;, &quot;select the XY plain&quot; @ :21 seconds. The different orientation of my menu put the sketch mode button in a different area, for some reason made it hard for me to locate<br /> * Confused about how to select point, how to select multiple points. For selecting a point, &quot;left mouse button&quot; seems to be shift + click on a trackpad. I switched to a mouse after this. I still don't know how to select a region of points (square selection)<br /> * Video started using resources I didn't have, so I watched them through once more but then wanted to start working with the models from the test, so maybe I could just start with that and use the video for reference as I tried to make my cube.<br /> * I wasn't sure where to find 8 hole square tubing, got it confused with the rounded edges one, wasn't sure if I was supposed to find a single file, but did find it in its library after a few minutes.<br /> * No trouble opening it in FreeCad.<br /> * Made copies, moved some around, not bad.<br /> * Rotating is HARD. Briefly caved and looked at an external resource, still couldn't do it.<br /> * Stopped in frustration<br /> * Started again and got it to rotate on the axis I wanted, still not sure how.<br /> * Tried to move objects around again, behaved differently this time and I'm not really sure why,<br /> * tried to align two faces, clicked on some &quot;alignment&quot; buttons, didn't find what I needed.<br /> <br /> Summary so far<br /> <br /> * Enjoyed the speed of the videos, but it was easy to get very stuck once I tried to do the test. Since I knew the videos covered more than I wanted to do yet (section about converting and cleaning meshes) I was more tempted to skip around to get where I needed to go, but it generally didn't get me unstuck, I think because there was something more fundamental that I was missing.<br /> <br /> * Would really like to go through each step with the videos, so not having pre-constructed examples might help. Also some kind of linear progression that covers only those skills related to finishing the test. Something like: 1. opening the sketcher menu, 2. navigating in 2d space, 3. creating a point, 4. modifying the point, 5. turn the point into a line, 6. modify the line, 6.5 turn the line into a square 7. opening the part design menu, 8. navigating in 3d space, 9. turn the square into a pad, 10. modifying the pad, opening the draft menu, making duplicates of the part, aligning the parts (rotating the parts? :D ) etc.<br /> <br /> * I will try again to just watch the videos all the way through a few times.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018=<br /> * Installed [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Download#Stable_FreeCAD_installers FreeCAD] for Mac<br /> * Started reading the [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Manual FreeCAD manual]<br /> * Stopped going through the manual, I'll be attempting to finish the CAD test with just the two instructional videos.<br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports following instructions [https://old.kdenlive.org/download-mac here]<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Edited video using kdenlive<br /> *Uploaded video questionnaire to [https://vimeo.com/260496837 vimeo]<br /> *Created work log - found it was easier to look at how others had formatted their work logs, might make sense to provide a starter template<br /> <br /> =Video Cover Letter=<br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://player.vimeo.com/video/260496837&quot; width=&quot;640&quot; height=&quot;360&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;<br /> &lt;/html&gt;</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=168708 2018-03-25T20:16:21Z

<p>Ktel1218: </p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 24, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont)=<br /> * Installed rEFInd in recovery mode. Modern macs need UEFI and it looks like this is EFI, so rEFInd is supposed to help with that. I don't know much more than this.<br /> * rEFInd boot menu _did_ show OSE Linux as a possible OS to start, but got stuck on the loader menu:<br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> APFSStart:1454: Mounting with apfs_efi_osx-748.31.3<br /> efi_fusion_pairing:632: Container xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx<br /> efi_fusion_pairing:637: fusion uuid: 000000000000-000)-0000-0000-00000000<br /> nx_kernal_mount:1369: checkbpoint search: largest xid 19950, best xid 19950 @ 103<br /> <br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> Please make sure that you have the latest firmware update installed<br /> <br /> Hit any key to continue<br /> <br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> Please make sure that you have the latest firmware update installed<br /> <br /> Hit any key to continue<br /> <br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> *repeats*<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> <br /> =Thurs Mar 22, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont)=<br /> * Erased USB and reinstalled OSE Linux on it.<br /> * Also couldn't get Mac to recognized mounted USB (suggests that it might be Ubuntu version incompatibility? Something about how USB is partitioned?)<br /> * Tried the same but following instructions from Linux101, still unrecognizable.<br /> * Still feel foolish that I missed the OSE Linux 101 page. I think I was too excited to google.]]<br /> <br /> =Tues Mar 20, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB=<br /> <br /> * Was unclear that there was a specific OSE version of Linux. Looking back at the Developer Test page, I'm really not sure how I missed the whole Part 1: Install OSE Linux section. I think it might be because I went directly to FreeCAD 101 page?<br /> * Looked up &quot;Live USB&quot; and found a Windows specific solution.<br /> * Found a tutorial for creating a bootable USB which pointed to recent vanilla supported versions of linux.<br /> * Installed mac application Etcher, used to create USB with Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS.<br /> * Booted up with it, but couldn't run FreeCAD.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018 - FreeCAD Video Tutorials and Test Notes=<br /> <br /> * Got lost briefly at &quot;Create a new sketch&quot;, &quot;select the XY plain&quot; @ :21 seconds. The different orientation of my menu put the sketch mode button in a different area, for some reason made it hard for me to locate<br /> * Confused about how to select point, how to select multiple points. For selecting a point, &quot;left mouse button&quot; seems to be shift + click on a trackpad. I switched to a mouse after this. I still don't know how to select a region of points (square selection)<br /> * Video started using resources I didn't have, so I watched them through once more but then wanted to start working with the models from the test, so maybe I could just start with that and use the video for reference as I tried to make my cube.<br /> * I wasn't sure where to find 8 hole square tubing, got it confused with the rounded edges one, wasn't sure if I was supposed to find a single file, but did find it in its library after a few minutes.<br /> * No trouble opening it in FreeCad.<br /> * Made copies, moved some around, not bad.<br /> * Rotating is HARD. Briefly caved and looked at an external resource, still couldn't do it.<br /> * Stopped in frustration<br /> * Started again and got it to rotate on the axis I wanted, still not sure how.<br /> * Tried to move objects around again, behaved differently this time and I'm not really sure why,<br /> * tried to align two faces, clicked on some &quot;alignment&quot; buttons, didn't find what I needed.<br /> <br /> Summary so far<br /> <br /> * Enjoyed the speed of the videos, but it was easy to get very stuck once I tried to do the test. Since I knew the videos covered more than I wanted to do yet (section about converting and cleaning meshes) I was more tempted to skip around to get where I needed to go, but it generally didn't get me unstuck, I think because there was something more fundamental that I was missing.<br /> <br /> * Would really like to go through each step with the videos, so not having pre-constructed examples might help. Also some kind of linear progression that covers only those skills related to finishing the test. Something like: 1. opening the sketcher menu, 2. navigating in 2d space, 3. creating a point, 4. modifying the point, 5. turn the point into a line, 6. modify the line, 6.5 turn the line into a square 7. opening the part design menu, 8. navigating in 3d space, 9. turn the square into a pad, 10. modifying the pad, opening the draft menu, making duplicates of the part, aligning the parts (rotating the parts? :D ) etc.<br /> <br /> * I will try again to just watch the videos all the way through a few times.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018=<br /> * Installed [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Download#Stable_FreeCAD_installers FreeCAD] for Mac<br /> * Started reading the [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Manual FreeCAD manual]<br /> * Stopped going through the manual, I'll be attempting to finish the CAD test with just the two instructional videos.<br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports following instructions [https://old.kdenlive.org/download-mac here]<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Edited video using kdenlive<br /> *Uploaded video questionnaire to [https://vimeo.com/260496837 vimeo]<br /> *Created work log - found it was easier to look at how others had formatted their work logs, might make sense to provide a starter template<br /> <br /> =Video Cover Letter=<br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://player.vimeo.com/video/260496837&quot; width=&quot;640&quot; height=&quot;360&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;<br /> &lt;/html&gt;</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=168707 2018-03-25T20:15:27Z

<p>Ktel1218: </p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 24, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont)=<br /> * Installed rEFInd in recovery mode. Modern macs need UEFI and it looks like this is EFI, so rEFInd is supposed to help with that. I don't know much more than this.<br /> * rEFInd boot menu _did_ show OSE Linux as a possible OS to start, but got stuck on the loader menu.<br /> <br /> &lt;pre&gt;<br /> APFSStart:1454: Mounting with apfs_efi_osx-748.31.3<br /> efi_fusion_pairing:632: Container xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx<br /> efi_fusion_pairing:637: fusion uuid: 000000000000-000)-0000-0000-00000000<br /> nx_kernal_mount:1369: checkbpoint search: largest xid 19950, best xid 19950 @ 103<br /> <br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> er_state_obj_get_for_recovery:3711: No ER state object for volume Preboot - rolling is not happening, nothing to recover<br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> Please make sure that you have the latest firmware update installed<br /> <br /> Hit any key to continue<br /> <br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> Please make sure that you have the latest firmware update installed<br /> <br /> Hit any key to continue<br /> <br /> Starting legacy loader<br /> Using load options 'USB'<br /> <br /> *repeats*<br /> &lt;/pre&gt;<br /> <br /> =Thurs Mar 22, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont)=<br /> * Erased USB and reinstalled OSE Linux on it.<br /> * Also couldn't get Mac to recognized mounted USB (suggests that it might be Ubuntu version incompatibility? Something about how USB is partitioned?)<br /> * Tried the same but following instructions from Linux101, still unrecognizable.<br /> * Still feel foolish that I missed the OSE Linux 101 page. I think I was too excited to google.]]<br /> <br /> =Tues Mar 20, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB=<br /> <br /> * Was unclear that there was a specific OSE version of Linux. Looking back at the Developer Test page, I'm really not sure how I missed the whole Part 1: Install OSE Linux section. I think it might be because I went directly to FreeCAD 101 page?<br /> * Looked up &quot;Live USB&quot; and found a Windows specific solution.<br /> * Found a tutorial for creating a bootable USB which pointed to recent vanilla supported versions of linux.<br /> * Installed mac application Etcher, used to create USB with Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS.<br /> * Booted up with it, but couldn't run FreeCAD.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018 - FreeCAD Video Tutorials and Test Notes=<br /> <br /> * Got lost briefly at &quot;Create a new sketch&quot;, &quot;select the XY plain&quot; @ :21 seconds. The different orientation of my menu put the sketch mode button in a different area, for some reason made it hard for me to locate<br /> * Confused about how to select point, how to select multiple points. For selecting a point, &quot;left mouse button&quot; seems to be shift + click on a trackpad. I switched to a mouse after this. I still don't know how to select a region of points (square selection)<br /> * Video started using resources I didn't have, so I watched them through once more but then wanted to start working with the models from the test, so maybe I could just start with that and use the video for reference as I tried to make my cube.<br /> * I wasn't sure where to find 8 hole square tubing, got it confused with the rounded edges one, wasn't sure if I was supposed to find a single file, but did find it in its library after a few minutes.<br /> * No trouble opening it in FreeCad.<br /> * Made copies, moved some around, not bad.<br /> * Rotating is HARD. Briefly caved and looked at an external resource, still couldn't do it.<br /> * Stopped in frustration<br /> * Started again and got it to rotate on the axis I wanted, still not sure how.<br /> * Tried to move objects around again, behaved differently this time and I'm not really sure why,<br /> * tried to align two faces, clicked on some &quot;alignment&quot; buttons, didn't find what I needed.<br /> <br /> Summary so far<br /> <br /> * Enjoyed the speed of the videos, but it was easy to get very stuck once I tried to do the test. Since I knew the videos covered more than I wanted to do yet (section about converting and cleaning meshes) I was more tempted to skip around to get where I needed to go, but it generally didn't get me unstuck, I think because there was something more fundamental that I was missing.<br /> <br /> * Would really like to go through each step with the videos, so not having pre-constructed examples might help. Also some kind of linear progression that covers only those skills related to finishing the test. Something like: 1. opening the sketcher menu, 2. navigating in 2d space, 3. creating a point, 4. modifying the point, 5. turn the point into a line, 6. modify the line, 6.5 turn the line into a square 7. opening the part design menu, 8. navigating in 3d space, 9. turn the square into a pad, 10. modifying the pad, opening the draft menu, making duplicates of the part, aligning the parts (rotating the parts? :D ) etc.<br /> <br /> * I will try again to just watch the videos all the way through a few times.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018=<br /> * Installed [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Download#Stable_FreeCAD_installers FreeCAD] for Mac<br /> * Started reading the [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Manual FreeCAD manual]<br /> * Stopped going through the manual, I'll be attempting to finish the CAD test with just the two instructional videos.<br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports following instructions [https://old.kdenlive.org/download-mac here]<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Edited video using kdenlive<br /> *Uploaded video questionnaire to [https://vimeo.com/260496837 vimeo]<br /> *Created work log - found it was easier to look at how others had formatted their work logs, might make sense to provide a starter template<br /> <br /> =Video Cover Letter=<br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://player.vimeo.com/video/260496837&quot; width=&quot;640&quot; height=&quot;360&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;<br /> &lt;/html&gt;</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=168593 2018-03-23T04:55:44Z

<p>Ktel1218: </p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> <br /> =Thurs Mar 22, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB (cont)=<br /> * Erased USB and reinstalled OSE Linux on it.<br /> * Also couldn't get Mac to recognized mounted USB (suggests that it might be Ubuntu version incompatibility? Something about how USB is partitioned?)<br /> * Tried the same but following instructions from Linux101, still unrecognizable.<br /> * Still feel foolish that I missed the OSE Linux 101 page. I think I was too excited to google.<br /> <br /> =Tues Mar 20, 2018 - Ubuntu Live USB=<br /> <br /> * Was unclear that there was a specific OSE version of Linux. Looking back at the Developer Test page, I'm really not sure how I missed the whole Part 1: Install OSE Linux section. I think it might be because I went directly to FreeCAD 101 page?<br /> * Looked up &quot;Live USB&quot; and found a Windows specific solution.<br /> * Found a tutorial for creating a bootable USB which pointed to recent vanilla supported versions of linux.<br /> * Installed mac application Etcher, used to create USB with Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS.<br /> * Booted up with it, but couldn't run FreeCAD.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018 - FreeCAD Video Tutorials and Test Notes=<br /> <br /> * Got lost briefly at &quot;Create a new sketch&quot;, &quot;select the XY plain&quot; @ :21 seconds. The different orientation of my menu put the sketch mode button in a different area, for some reason made it hard for me to locate<br /> * Confused about how to select point, how to select multiple points. For selecting a point, &quot;left mouse button&quot; seems to be shift + click on a trackpad. I switched to a mouse after this. I still don't know how to select a region of points (square selection)<br /> * Video started using resources I didn't have, so I watched them through once more but then wanted to start working with the models from the test, so maybe I could just start with that and use the video for reference as I tried to make my cube.<br /> * I wasn't sure where to find 8 hole square tubing, got it confused with the rounded edges one, wasn't sure if I was supposed to find a single file, but did find it in its library after a few minutes.<br /> * No trouble opening it in FreeCad.<br /> * Made copies, moved some around, not bad.<br /> * Rotating is HARD. Briefly caved and looked at an external resource, still couldn't do it.<br /> * Stopped in frustration<br /> * Started again and got it to rotate on the axis I wanted, still not sure how.<br /> * Tried to move objects around again, behaved differently this time and I'm not really sure why,<br /> * tried to align two faces, clicked on some &quot;alignment&quot; buttons, didn't find what I needed.<br /> <br /> Summary so far<br /> <br /> * Enjoyed the speed of the videos, but it was easy to get very stuck once I tried to do the test. Since I knew the videos covered more than I wanted to do yet (section about converting and cleaning meshes) I was more tempted to skip around to get where I needed to go, but it generally didn't get me unstuck, I think because there was something more fundamental that I was missing.<br /> <br /> * Would really like to go through each step with the videos, so not having pre-constructed examples might help. Also some kind of linear progression that covers only those skills related to finishing the test. Something like: 1. opening the sketcher menu, 2. navigating in 2d space, 3. creating a point, 4. modifying the point, 5. turn the point into a line, 6. modify the line, 6.5 turn the line into a square 7. opening the part design menu, 8. navigating in 3d space, 9. turn the square into a pad, 10. modifying the pad, opening the draft menu, making duplicates of the part, aligning the parts (rotating the parts? :D ) etc.<br /> <br /> * I will try again to just watch the videos all the way through a few times.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018=<br /> * Installed [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Download#Stable_FreeCAD_installers FreeCAD] for Mac<br /> * Started reading the [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Manual FreeCAD manual]<br /> * Stopped going through the manual, I'll be attempting to finish the CAD test with just the two instructional videos.<br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports following instructions [https://old.kdenlive.org/download-mac here]<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Edited video using kdenlive<br /> *Uploaded video questionnaire to [https://vimeo.com/260496837 vimeo]<br /> *Created work log - found it was easier to look at how others had formatted their work logs, might make sense to provide a starter template<br /> <br /> =Video Cover Letter=<br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://player.vimeo.com/video/260496837&quot; width=&quot;640&quot; height=&quot;360&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;<br /> &lt;/html&gt;</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=168164 2018-03-18T02:07:34Z

<p>Ktel1218: /* Sat Mar 17, 2018 - FreeCAD Video Tutorials and Test Notes */</p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018 - FreeCAD Video Tutorials and Test Notes=<br /> <br /> * Got lost briefly at &quot;Create a new sketch&quot;, &quot;select the XY plain&quot; @ :21 seconds. The different orientation of my menu put the sketch mode button in a different area, for some reason made it hard for me to locate<br /> * Confused about how to select point, how to select multiple points. For selecting a point, &quot;left mouse button&quot; seems to be shift + click on a trackpad. I switched to a mouse after this. I still don't know how to select a region of points (square selection)<br /> * Video started using resources I didn't have, so I watched them through once more but then wanted to start working with the models from the test, so maybe I could just start with that and use the video for reference as I tried to make my cube.<br /> * I wasn't sure where to find 8 hole square tubing, got it confused with the rounded edges one, wasn't sure if I was supposed to find a single file, but did find it in its library after a few minutes.<br /> * No trouble opening it in FreeCad.<br /> * Made copies, moved some around, not bad.<br /> * Rotating is HARD. Briefly caved and looked at an external resource, still couldn't do it.<br /> * Stopped in frustration<br /> * Started again and got it to rotate on the axis I wanted, still not sure how.<br /> * Tried to move objects around again, behaved differently this time and I'm not really sure why,<br /> * tried to align two faces, clicked on some &quot;alignment&quot; buttons, didn't find what I needed.<br /> <br /> Summary so far<br /> <br /> * Enjoyed the speed of the videos, but it was easy to get very stuck once I tried to do the test. Since I knew the videos covered more than I wanted to do yet (section about converting and cleaning meshes) I was more tempted to skip around to get where I needed to go, but it generally didn't get me unstuck, I think because there was something more fundamental that I was missing.<br /> <br /> * Would really like to go through each step with the videos, so not having pre-constructed examples might help. Also some kind of linear progression that covers only those skills related to finishing the test. Something like: 1. opening the sketcher menu, 2. navigating in 2d space, 3. creating a point, 4. modifying the point, 5. turn the point into a line, 6. modify the line, 6.5 turn the line into a square 7. opening the part design menu, 8. navigating in 3d space, 9. turn the square into a pad, 10. modifying the pad, opening the draft menu, making duplicates of the part, aligning the parts (rotating the parts? :D ) etc.<br /> <br /> * I will try again to just watch the videos all the way through a few times.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018=<br /> * Installed [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Download#Stable_FreeCAD_installers FreeCAD] for Mac<br /> * Started reading the [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Manual FreeCAD manual]<br /> * Stopped going through the manual, I'll be attempting to finish the CAD test with just the two instructional videos.<br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports following instructions [https://old.kdenlive.org/download-mac here]<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Edited video using kdenlive<br /> *Uploaded video questionnaire to [https://vimeo.com/260496837 vimeo]<br /> *Created work log - found it was easier to look at how others had formatted their work logs, might make sense to provide a starter template<br /> <br /> =Video Cover Letter=<br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://player.vimeo.com/video/260496837&quot; width=&quot;640&quot; height=&quot;360&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;<br /> &lt;/html&gt;</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=168163 2018-03-18T02:06:51Z

<p>Ktel1218: </p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018 - FreeCAD Video Tutorials and Test Notes=<br /> <br /> * Got lost briefly at &quot;Create a new sketch&quot;, &quot;select the XY plain&quot; @ :21 seconds. The different orientation of my menu put the sketch mode button in a different area, for some reason made it hard for me to locate<br /> * Confused about how to select point, how to select multiple points. For selecting a point, &quot;left mouse button&quot; seems to be shift + click on a trackpad. I switched to a mouse after this. I still don't know how to select a region of points (square selection)<br /> * Video started using some resources, so I watched them through once more but then wanted to start working with the models from the test, so maybe I could just start with that and use the video for reference as I tried to make my cube.<br /> * I wasn't sure where to find 8 hole square tubing, got it confused with the rounded edges one, wasn't sure if I was supposed to find a single file, but did find it in its library after a few minutes.<br /> * No trouble opening it in FreeCad.<br /> * Made copies, moved some around, not bad.<br /> * Rotating is HARD. Briefly caved and looked at an external resource, still couldn't do it.<br /> * Stopped in frustration<br /> * Started again and got it to rotate on the axis I wanted, still not sure how.<br /> * Tried to move objects around again, behaved differently this time and I'm not really sure why,<br /> * tried to align two faces, clicked on some &quot;alignment&quot; buttons, didn't find what I needed.<br /> <br /> Summary so far<br /> <br /> * Enjoyed the speed of the videos, but it was easy to get very stuck once I tried to do the test. Since I knew the videos covered more than I wanted to do yet (section about converting and cleaning meshes) I was more tempted to skip around to get where I needed to go, but it generally didn't get me unstuck, I think because there was something more fundamental that I was missing.<br /> <br /> * Would really like to go through each step with the videos, so not having pre-constructed examples might help. Also some kind of linear progression that covers only those skills related to finishing the test. Something like: 1. opening the sketcher menu, 2. navigating in 2d space, 3. creating a point, 4. modifying the point, 5. turn the point into a line, 6. modify the line, 6.5 turn the line into a square 7. opening the part design menu, 8. navigating in 3d space, 9. turn the square into a pad, 10. modifying the pad, opening the draft menu, making duplicates of the part, aligning the parts (rotating the parts? :D ) etc.<br /> <br /> * I will try again to just watch the videos all the way through a few times.<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018=<br /> * Installed [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Download#Stable_FreeCAD_installers FreeCAD] for Mac<br /> * Started reading the [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Manual FreeCAD manual]<br /> * Stopped going through the manual, I'll be attempting to finish the CAD test with just the two instructional videos.<br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports following instructions [https://old.kdenlive.org/download-mac here]<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Edited video using kdenlive<br /> *Uploaded video questionnaire to [https://vimeo.com/260496837 vimeo]<br /> *Created work log - found it was easier to look at how others had formatted their work logs, might make sense to provide a starter template<br /> <br /> =Video Cover Letter=<br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://player.vimeo.com/video/260496837&quot; width=&quot;640&quot; height=&quot;360&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;<br /> &lt;/html&gt;</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=168162 2018-03-18T01:42:52Z

<p>Ktel1218: /* Sat Mar 17, 2018 */</p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018=<br /> * Installed [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Download#Stable_FreeCAD_installers FreeCAD] for Mac<br /> * Started reading the [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Manual FreeCAD manual]<br /> * Stopped going through the manual, I'll be attempting to finish the CAD test with just the two instructional videos.<br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports following instructions [https://old.kdenlive.org/download-mac here]<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Edited video using kdenlive<br /> *Uploaded video questionnaire to [https://vimeo.com/260496837 vimeo]<br /> *Created work log - found it was easier to look at how others had formatted their work logs, might make sense to provide a starter template<br /> <br /> =Video Cover Letter=<br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://player.vimeo.com/video/260496837&quot; width=&quot;640&quot; height=&quot;360&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;<br /> &lt;/html&gt;</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=168095 2018-03-17T17:55:11Z

<p>Ktel1218: /* Sat Mar 17, 2018 */</p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018=<br /> * Installed [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Download#Stable_FreeCAD_installers FreeCAD] for Mac<br /> * Started reading the[https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Manual FreeCAD manual]<br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports following instructions [https://old.kdenlive.org/download-mac here]<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Edited video using kdenlive<br /> *Uploaded video questionnaire to [https://vimeo.com/260496837 vimeo]<br /> *Created work log - found it was easier to look at how others had formatted their work logs, might make sense to provide a starter template<br /> <br /> =Video Cover Letter=<br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://player.vimeo.com/video/260496837&quot; width=&quot;640&quot; height=&quot;360&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;<br /> &lt;/html&gt;</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=168094 2018-03-17T17:54:45Z

<p>Ktel1218: /* Sat Mar 17, 2018 */</p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018=<br /> Started reading the[https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Manual FreeCAD manual]<br /> Installed [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Download#Stable_FreeCAD_installers FreeCAD] for Mac<br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports following instructions [https://old.kdenlive.org/download-mac here]<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Edited video using kdenlive<br /> *Uploaded video questionnaire to [https://vimeo.com/260496837 vimeo]<br /> *Created work log - found it was easier to look at how others had formatted their work logs, might make sense to provide a starter template<br /> <br /> =Video Cover Letter=<br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://player.vimeo.com/video/260496837&quot; width=&quot;640&quot; height=&quot;360&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;<br /> &lt;/html&gt;</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=168090 2018-03-17T17:28:48Z

<p>Ktel1218: </p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> <br /> =Sat Mar 17, 2018=<br /> Installed [https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Download#Stable_FreeCAD_installers FreeCAD] for Mac<br /> <br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports following instructions [https://old.kdenlive.org/download-mac here]<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Edited video using kdenlive<br /> *Uploaded video questionnaire to [https://vimeo.com/260496837 vimeo]<br /> *Created work log - found it was easier to look at how others had formatted their work logs, might make sense to provide a starter template<br /> <br /> =Video Cover Letter=<br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://player.vimeo.com/video/260496837&quot; width=&quot;640&quot; height=&quot;360&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;<br /> &lt;/html&gt;</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=168031 2018-03-16T23:01:33Z

<p>Ktel1218: /* Fri Mar 16, 2018 */</p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports following instructions [https://old.kdenlive.org/download-mac here]<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Edited video using kdenlive<br /> *Uploaded video questionnaire to [https://vimeo.com/260496837 vimeo]<br /> *Created work log - found it was easier to look at how others had formatted their work logs, might make sense to provide a starter template<br /> <br /> =Video Cover Letter=<br /> &lt;html&gt;&lt;iframe src=&quot;https://player.vimeo.com/video/260496837&quot; width=&quot;640&quot; height=&quot;360&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;<br /> &lt;/html&gt;</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=168028 2018-03-16T22:56:16Z

<p>Ktel1218: </p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports following instructions [https://old.kdenlive.org/download-mac here]<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Edited video using kdenlive<br /> *Uploaded video questionnaire to [https://vimeo.com/260496837 vimeo] (not sure how to embed yet, working on it)<br /> *Created work log - found it was easier to look at how others had formatted their work logs, might make sense to provide a starter template</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=168027 2018-03-16T22:49:56Z

<p>Ktel1218: /* Fri Mar 16, 2018 */</p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports following instructions [https://old.kdenlive.org/download-mac here]<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Edited video using kdenlive<br /> *Uploaded video questionnaire to [https://vimeo.com/260496837 vimeo]<br /> *Created work log - found it was easier to look at how others had formatted their work logs, might make sense to provide a starter template<br /> <br /> <br /> =Video Questionnaire=<br /> <br /> &lt;iframe src=&quot;https://player.vimeo.com/video/260496837&quot; width=&quot;640&quot; height=&quot;360&quot; frameborder=&quot;0&quot; webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen&gt;&lt;/iframe&gt;</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=168024 2018-03-16T22:30:05Z

<p>Ktel1218: /* Fri Mar 16, 2018 */</p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports following instructions [https://old.kdenlive.org/download-mac here]<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Edited video using kdenlive<br /> *Uploaded video questionnaire to [https://vimeo.com/260496837 vimeo]<br /> *Created work log - found it was easier to look at how others had formatted their work logs, might make sense to provide a starter template</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=168023 2018-03-16T22:28:57Z

<p>Ktel1218: /* Fri Mar 16, 2018 */</p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports following instructions [https://old.kdenlive.org/download-mac here]<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Edited video using kdenlive<br /> *Uploaded video questionnaire to [https://vimeo.com/260496837 vimeo]<br /> *Created work log</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=168022 2018-03-16T22:28:28Z

<p>Ktel1218: /* Fri Mar 16, 2018 */</p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Edited video using kdenlive<br /> *Uploaded video questionnaire to [https://vimeo.com/260496837 vimeo]<br /> *Created work log</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=168020 2018-03-16T22:25:51Z

<p>Ktel1218: /* Fri Mar 16, 2018 */</p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Edited video using kdenlive<br /> *uploaded kdenlive to vimeo [https://vimeo.com/260496837 link]<br /> *Created work log</div>

Ktel1218 https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/index.php?title=Kathleen_Log&diff=168014 2018-03-16T21:38:53Z

<p>Ktel1218: Work Log for Kathleen Lefevre</p> <hr /> <div>{{RightTOC}}<br /> <br /> =Fri Mar 16, 2018=<br /> *Installed kdenlive via macports<br /> *Recorded video questionnaire<br /> *Created work log</div>

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