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Ronald Bultje: Inevitable

A while ago, I blogged about the impossibility to have a shared agenda between multiple OSes (here, a Linux / OS X dualboot) running local tools. iCal getting slower as my calendar grows made me finally decide to move to GCal and synchronize both ... [More] sides client-side. I don't like it, but whatever, at least it works. That was last week, before my screen broke and I sent my computer off for repair to the MacStore (with my calendar still available online, yay!).

Now, I wish I'd done that with my email also, because when the computer came back 2 days later, everything was gone. I had backups of my thesis work (yes, kids, make those - TODAY), but not of my programming (this is a good test to see how much I synchronize with bugzilla / svn) or my email (GMail, here I come...), I mean, seriously, who would've thought they'd remove the Linux partition along with fixing the screen? It means anything I've ever worked on that was not in a svn/cvs somewhere is now lost. Also, patches in progress or under review no longer exist. [Less]

Michael Meeks: 2007-05-28: Monday

To work, (floating the Bank Holiday elsewhere).

Quim Gil: See you in LinuxTag?

This Friday I'm having a 90 minutes session in LinuxTag: Nokia and maemo in the new GNOME mobile context. This is a lot of time, which is good... and risky too. 90 minutes can be pretty boring even at an international football match or a Hollywood ... [More] film with an investment of millions behind.

Theory says I should prepare no more than 30 minutes and then have an open discussion. This is what I'm going to do, so if you are planning to attend this session please come up with questions. You can also fire up here, I will do my best combining live & online feedback.

Sadly I can't attend the whole event but if you want to meet up I will be in Berlin from Thursday midday until Saturday morning. Rumors say GNOME has got a cool booth, see you there. [Less]

Thomas Thurman: An unforeseen problem with captchas

Cropped, but not otherwise modified from a screenshot.

Jordi Mallach: Four more years

1:00 AM. València celebrates with big fireworks, and drivers sound their
horns along Blasco Ibánez. People are happy; we will have our urban
F1 circuit after all. Our city will continue growing and becoming the very best
of Europe. Our ... [More] land will continue to be developed, and finally becoming the new
Côte d'Azur, for the great benefit of a few.

The slow but unstoppable process of degrading a culture to something that
can be admired by tourists during Fallas just reached a new milestone.

Welcome to my ex-country. The land of golf, sailing and open-wheel
racing. [Less]

Michael Meeks: 2007-05-27: Sunday

NCC, gave talk, back for lunch, out to Kesiah's party with
suitably party-dressed girls; back.
Dinner, DVD The Pricess Bride in the evening, with
Martin, Lydia, Julie, Mike & Thea - good stuff.

Philip Van Hoof: Adorable!

Look at those cute little devices! All doing Push E-mail with a Tinymail based E-mail client. All at the same time! A Nokia N800, a Nokia 770, my Feisty desktop and a OLPC. Next on the list .. the iLiad and Openmoko?

Video demo, Youtube version

Philip Van Hoof: Fixed all default platform builds

Just like with the OLPC build I have fixed the builds for GPE and the builds for Maemo with older distributions like Mistral and Gregale (the rootstraps in Scratchbox that’ll compile for your Nokia 770). The build for Maemo’s Bora ... [More] rootstrap (for the Nokia N800) and the one for GNOME desktops were of course already functional.

On all these devices and platforms (N800, 770, OLPC, GPE) you can now out of the box compile yourself a Tinymail demo user interface with the latest features. I will bring a few such devices with me at LinuxTag. Although very unfinished, I can demo a recent development version of Modest running on my N800 too. Which, by the way, is becoming more and more useful as fine dog food. The GPE and GPEPhone folks told me they will bring some GPE devices too (it wont take long before we’ll have the Tinymail demo ui running on all of them). [Less]

Sven Neumann: pimp my gimp

Pimp my GIMP is the title of a talk that Simon Budig is going to give next Friday at LinuxTag in Berlin.

If anyone wants to see this talk, or any of the many other interesting talks at LinuxTag, and needs a ticket, drop me a mail with ... [More] subject linuxtag at sven at gimp dot org. I still have a bunch of e-tickets to give away to GIMP fanboys and fangirls. [Less]

Ross Burton: Tasks 0.7

It's a Bank Holiday weekend, so what better to do that to implement a
great new feature in Tasks, and then attack the bug list? It's now Sunday
evening, and Tasks 0.7 is available from the Pimlico web site as
... [More] usual.

When adding a new task, parse ! or as high priority, - as low priority, and @foo as the group foo
Make the details window wider (#314)
Fix mnemonic activation on the description field
Close the New Group dialog on enter (#347)
Add a menu shortcut for Mark Complete (#346)
Don't conflict the Description and Delete mnemonics (#345)
Enable interactive searches in the task view (#315)
Allow multiple editor windows to be open (#317)
Add a keybinding for Delete

Best Tasks release ever! [Less]