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Tag Archives: Software
Wrapper Release
Gee. I didn’t get around to post this but the stable wrapper v. 0.0.1.0 has been released onto Wuala. Changes include the latest adjustments to the API (doesn’t include the changes to the thumbnail method, as this came later) and … Continue reading
Adobe AIR Beta for Linux
Wowzers, finally there’s a version of AIR available that has an (almost) equal set of features to it’s Windows and Mac counterparts. Before you can install this new version you do have to uninstall your old AIR applications (as they … Continue reading
Using vi as hex editor
There are many things vi can do, for instance invoke other commands to process files. That’s pretty cool. Since installing Okteta isn’t always an option, here’s a small snippet on how to work simple capabilities into vi: vi -b myfile … Continue reading
Making the NX Client portable
NX is great. I’m deeply in love with it. Sometimes it’s acting like a real jerk, though. The NX Web Companion is installing a lot of crap into the active user’s profile. The NX client writes stuff in the active … Continue reading
New nVidia Linux driver speeds things up
The end of the world must be near: nVidia released a new version of their GNU/Linux driver that fixes some of the annoyances regarding RENDER performance. Given you apply some manual adjustments to the configuration the new driver performs in … Continue reading
Fixing the “null” date problem in WordPress
If you’ve been a constant reader of my blog (and of course I know you are 😉 ) you could hardly have missed the ugly “0” date in the archives. Turns out that this 0 date was caused by all … Continue reading
Building recent Mplayer SVN + CoreAVC For Linux
As Michael points out there’s a slight problem with the CoreAVC For Linux patchset that enable Mplayer to take advantage of CoreCodec’s h.264 decoder — with recent changes in the sourcecode the old build_patch.pl script doesn’t produce usable output anymore. … Continue reading
Wuala goes beta, Badges to celebrate
Along with the public beta of Wuala there’s also a new website. Aside from the plethora of new information, a feature to install/launch Wuala straight from the browser and mucho polished bling, Caleido offers a few badges to advertise Wuala … Continue reading
Using twhirl on Linux – the nice way
Without any doubt twhirl is the greatest twitter client available. It’s an Air-based application – meaning you can even use it on Linux. Now, as you may know KDE 4.1 comes with a handy little twitter client plasmoid itself but … Continue reading
HDParm Service: Automatically disable spindown on Vista
Update 08-28-2008: This post has moved to it’s own subpage. There you’ll find an updated version that should fix the wake issue.
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
Adobe Air for Linux
A test version of Adobe’s Air for Linux is available for public consumption now. Tweet-r as well as the Pownce client work fine, there are some visual problems with alpha channels, though. It is great to see that Adobe does … Continue reading
Fruitless?
Composing music can be a very fruitless and hard thing to do. Especially so when all your music talent lies in being able to play the pianica a bit, but that’s about it then. Thankfully there are several programs out … Continue reading
Quick hint: Use SharpDevelop more often
There are quite a number of things that were stripped from Microsoft’s proud Visual Studio Express series. One of them being the resource editor in C++, another one being a buttload of templates for your project type. Like… let’s say… … Continue reading
Wine to go 1.0 soon
Now that is news, my fellow subjects! Wine, the not-so-much-an-emulator program that bridges the gap between Linux and Windows, is about to hit One-point-O in a not so distant future. It took 15 years to get to this point and … Continue reading
