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How to Report a False Positive

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Submitted by Chris Morgan on December 21, 2009 - 3:17am

If an antivirus program doesn't have a link in this list, also make sure you read the comments below; there are some helpful things there. I need to update the list.

Today someone came in to our live chat support with a false positive for Blender in McAfee. I couldn't find out how to report it. So when I finally found it, I decided to try investigating more vendors and listing links for them so that they can be put into the support pages.

leave of absence

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Submitted by Zach Thibeau on December 12, 2009 - 6:56am

hey guys, just to let you all know, due to some circumstances I'm cutting my self off from the internet just for a little bit, I just have some personal issues that I have to fix and they can't fixed until I cut myself off of the internet, don't worry it's nothing serious but it's serious enough to affect my walk with God as a Christian.

The Future of Toucan – Part 2

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Submitted by Steve Lamerton on December 9, 2009 - 4:20pm

The Command Line

The other main weak point in Toucan is the command line interface, mainly because it breaks, a lot. So whilst reworking the scripting system I also decided to redo the command line interface.

To take advantage of the new scripting system the new command line interface is a front end to the script system itself, for example to enter a script you do the following:

toucan --script="print(2 * 10)"

Configuring Geany to Have (And Use) Spell Check

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Submitted by OliverK on November 30, 2009 - 1:14pm

So, I was going to write a speech, and I really like using Geany for all my writing needs. However, my spelling is horrendous. (Its a confirmed fact on IRC, ask just about anybody.) So, I needed spell check. How to go about it? Well, here we go:

  1. Download the plugin package from here. A direct link to the package you need.

Blender 2.50

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Submitted by tanisthalon on November 25, 2009 - 12:08pm

The first Blender Foundation release has hit our shores. It is Alpha 0 and from what I have read we will have an Alpha 2, Beta 2, Beta 3 and Beta 4 before a full release of 2.60 sometime mid to late next year.

As such I am already looking at the new file structure and the new .blog file for recent files. Definately requires me to update my launcher and at some point I will be considering some private tesing of the code.

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