Hi,
building websites can be tough, especially when there are CMS and Email-Forms on the page, because due to last minute changes in the sites, Emails can be lost and there might be malfunctions in the CMS, which of course only surface a week later, when the client actually starts to use the Site.
And no sweet […]
Feels very nice and fast.
Cheers
-Richard
Dear Lazyweb, which Ubuntu Package should I install to get the x window development manpages?
Cheers
-Richard
Hi,
I’ve set up a Microblogging Service for Propirate.net Users at microblogs.propirate.net.
Sign up for the service, and follow the guide below, to link your Jabber or Gtalk/GoogleChat to the blogging Service. By doing that, you well be blogging automagically, whenever you change your status message for the instant messenger. Try to say something witty.
Have fun,
Cheers
-Richard
Hi,
the latest Edition of the Opensource-DVD is available. It seems to include a large number of interesting programs.
In fact, it also includes a program that I have written, some time ago:
The Gungirl Sequencer
Cheers
-Richard
Hi,
I own a laptop, that I run with Linux, using the ALSA for controlling the laptops built in sound card. The laptop comes with built in speakers and microphone, as well as two plugs for headphones and a microphone respectively. Those plugs would come in quite useful, for attaching a headset to talk on VoIP […]
We have Asterisk, an Open Source telephony software, and we have Thunderbird an Open Source Mail (and eventually Groupware) Client. Why did it never occur to anyone to integrate those two, by simply adding an integrated Audio Player into the Thunderbird Mail Client?
Then Asterisk could send emails with little soundfiles attached every time a voicemail […]
… might have been not such a bad idea at all, actually:
If you have ever noticed that on the Apple MacOSX Dock, there is no distinction between application starters and tray icons. There is only one icon that serves both purposes, and in fact, that is how things should be.
And in other news, OpenBSD implemented […]
Hi,
when having a complex FLTK based GUI, that is based on Tiles, for example an adjustable workspace, as the Open Movie Editor has, it can be convenient to store and restore the workspace appearence.
The following code-snippet does that. You only need to give it your main window and a Fl_Preferences instance, and it will save […]
Appearently, I am not the only one:
Linus says:
No, the problem I’ve seen in gcc
is that _some_ of the developers seem to be total d*ckheads when it comes
to “language definition”, and seem to think that it’s more important to
read the language spec like a lawyer than it is to solve actual user
problems.