Crouton helps me a lot, but I wanna help more Chinese know about how to use it. So I plan to translate README and some of the Wiki into Chinese. Considering about the Copyright ("All rights reserved" says README) , is it possible for me to do that?

As new Shadowsocks user I don't really understand how to connect third-party SS client (for example: shadowsocks/shadowsocks-windows) to Outline. I don't understand protocol at all: what is password, what is host, what is port, which encryption used by Outline and why my third-party client doesn't work.

Outline client is easy to use, but it

I'm thinking that I should write up my workflow I use when making a bunch of package updates, combination of github interface, git commands, branching, PRs etc....

I have a very very rough outline here:

https://gist.github.com/minektur/ad88076a179b8c6ceb12fec329506d79

I'm thinking of whipping it up into a fully-fleshed out MD to augment/replace our package build docs on the wiki....

• host renders and streams the app
• client receives the stream
• app is the item selected to stream
• address is the combined term for IP or hostname used to contact the host

in addition to torchbear.settings.var make app-name.settings.var available. get app-name from app's torchbear.scl

so app's code base should have torchbear.scl
and user app should have app-name.scl

I guess, app level settings are optional and up to user to use

Two things that, according to feedback from users, are confusing in our UI:

1. The "add reader" button may be misinterpreted as an invitation for users to click on it. However, users actually don't need to click it if their reader is already displayed (which should happen for 99% of users).

2. After clicking "add reader", the UI says "No compatible devices found" even when there's a connecte

This could be tricky as it seems that mounting a directory using VVFAT in qemu results in a segmentation fault if the ChromeOS host makes any changes to the shared directory.

Automate the conversion of Chromium OS to Chrome OS:

• --skip-conversion: skip conversion altogether, use vanilla method
• <code_name>: code name of the recovery file to be downloaded
• [--skip-swtpm]: Skip swtpm
• [--skip-state]: Skip formatting and copying state partition

NEW USAGE:

install_chromium.sh chromiumos_image.img <efi_part> <root_part> <state_part> <code_name>