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== Starting Maemo ==
== Starting Maemo ==
From within ''ESBox'' click the drop down next to the Maemo '''ae''' and select ''Start''.
From within ''ESBox'' click the drop down next to the Maemo '''ae''' and select ''Start''.
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== Starting Hermes ==
== Starting Hermes ==
TBC!
TBC!
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== Development ==
 
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=== Committing changes ===
 
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When there are changes in your working copy. git needs to be told that you want to commit the changes to these files (and that "Usage.txt" is a new file it should care about):
 
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  $ cd ~/src/hermes.git
 
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  $ git status
 
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  $ git add Logos/Usage.txt Logos/bg-transparent.png
 
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  $ git status
 
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Finally, commit the changes to your local branch with an appropriate commit message:
 
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  $ git commit -m "Tweak PNG logo, and add usage guidelines"
 
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You can use <code>git log</code> and GUI tools like <code>gitk</code> to explore the branch on your harddisk, and see the changes over time.
 
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'''When should you commit?'''
 
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Commit when a "chunk" of work has been completed, and make each commit contain files which are related.
 
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=== Pushing changes ===
 
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It is important to ''push'' your changes back up to the master repo, as this then makes them available for "pulling" by anyone else on the project:
 
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  $ git push origin master
 
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''origin'' is the name of your local branch, and ''master'' is the name of the remote branch.
 
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=== Pulling changes ===
 
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Similarly, other people may have made changes which you should be aware of. You can retrieve them by doing:
 
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$ git pull origin master
 

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