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Author Archives: Tsukasa
Wine 1.0 RC
Woot woot. Good things do happen 🙂 Now it’s time to do some regression tests. Without implying bad things here, but people should be very strict with applications before giving out platinum status. Things like “does work perfectly fine as … Continue reading
CoreAVC 1.7 + Mplayer
It took me about a week to sort out some issues with my setup but now CoreAVC 1.7 is running fine in my SVN version of Mplayer thanks to the revamped patches from the CoreAVC-for-Linux project (yay, no more old … Continue reading
CoreAVC for Mplayer dead, reborn, punching bad boys to a pulp
It’s a real shame: A while ago I blogged about a very nice set of patches to make CoreAVC work on Mplayer. Now it seems that a DMCA note was filed and Google has kicked the project from it’s Code … Continue reading
Nemo
Can’t really tell how I’ve managed to overlook this great program 🙂 . Nemo is a file manager without… well… it’s more like a calendar actually… but with files. Hard to explain but very fitting to keep track of my … Continue reading
Ouch
It’s a good thing that people actually listen to you when asking for advice on what kind of TV they should buy. Too bad they stop listening when you start talking about upgrades to the rest of the television set … Continue reading
New hardware just keeps rolling in
I’ve been in love with the SATA cradle from the moment I saw it. Too bad that darn thing costs half a fortune when importing it from Japan. Sharkoon obviously saw the potential of the device as well and made … Continue reading
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Wuala
I’m a big fan of new technologies and interesting software. I’m also a fan of filesystems and the concepts behind filesharing programs. So I’m really glad to be able to give Wuala a try. The program can best be described … Continue reading
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K2 Hooks
One of the major annoyances with theme upgrades is that all your precious changes will be lost, or you’ll have to diff and patch it from one version to another. That’s quite a lot of useless work. The K2 theme … Continue reading
It’s alive again~ !!
Geez, what a unlucky day! Had to format the laptop, reinstall Vista (two times, to be precise!) and I’m finally getting all my data back from the fileserver (over WiFi, that is… I guess I’ll get cancer because of that … Continue reading
Mplayer + CoreAVC
Windows, despite all it’s flaws, is nice for a few things. First of all, there’s a buttload of cool, gory games. And second there’s a really nice multimedia support; many companies/individuals write highly optimized software for video splitting, decoding, muxing, … Continue reading
Fo’ shizzle, ma’ nizzle!
Happiness in intelligent people is the rarest thing I know. — Ernest Hemingway
Venturing into KDE4… and back.
Since anything I would write in long paragraphs would be nothing but a rant, I’ll keep it brief and half-way composed: Blablabla, complaining about how much plasma agravates me right now (including theme, sound scheme is nice), blablabla, don’t care … Continue reading
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Limit CPU consumption of applications on Linux
One of the more frequent questions in support channels: How do I limit a specific application to not consume all my cpu time? While it is generally a bad idea to limit applications in that department, it is indeed quite … Continue reading
Moving folders to the server side
Wow, the second Windows-related post today? Something horrible must be happening to me right now… Anyway, you may know a situation like this: Many clients, one server and a terribly stubborn application that just wants to write into that one … Continue reading
Temporarily register fonts using a normal User account
As you may know Windows is quite stiff sometimes. You can’t add additional font directories like you’d do on Unix. Another stiffy problem is that Windows requires an elevated account for operations like installing/removing fonts from the system. That’s quite … Continue reading
