[aprssig] Wiki frustration (was TNC vs AGWPE)
apratt at bestbits.org apratt at bestbits.orgTue Apr 18 16:57:14 UTC 2006
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On Tue, 18 Apr 2006 10:21:16 -0600, "Stephen H. Smith" wrote: > I attempted to put some stuff on it a week or so ago and got > so frustrated with the HORRIBLE user interface that I > finally gave up. It refused to accept my attempt to sign up > and kept trying to refer me to a FAQ on user names that > is inaccessible until you are already signed up. I myself fixed this a while ago. As described here already, the problem was that the word WikiName is a link to a page that's supposed to explain how to choose a name, and the page didn't exist. This meant the link would take you to the "create/edit this page" screen, but you couldn't see that unless you were registered. Catch-22. I created the WikiName page, and now you get real help when you click on it. You might try registering again. The restriction on login names is that they must start with a capital letter *and* have at least one more capital somewhere in them, like DummyUser but not Dummyuser or dummyUser. I agree this is a silly and unexpected restriction on user names, and the login page should say so outright, but at least now you can get help when it complains at you. As for AGWPE and the "Sound card tuning aid": rather than putting instructions on the Wiki it would be nice if the AGWPE docs or that screen of AGWPE itself told you what the tuning goal was (no clipping), instead of just showing you the sine wave and other diagrams without telling you what you're supposed to achieve there. -- Allan Pratt, apratt at bestbits.org
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