20090408

bilbo

It may well be the name of a book character, but I finally discovered a suitable blog editor. Not perfect yet but hey I'm not complaining. Since a number of settings are in a SqLite database it wasn't that hard to horse around with some settings and make it maintain my three blogspot blogs. As far as I can see now I like it. It integrates well, it's easy to work with and it lets me write blogs incrementally... If you're using KDE4, I recommend it...

20090219

peace of mind

KDE.... Peace of mind...

20090204

64K should be enough

They really never learn do they. Windows 7 Starter Edition allows you to run a maximum of three applications simultaneously.

20081002

kde4: kdesvn ported

Yahoo, I was hoping they would. kdesvn is one of the browser extensions I often use since I'm a heavy SVN user. I hope openSUSE deploys it RSN!!! Update -- gets even better, there is a repository for it. And since I'm on it anyway, I'm trying to run version 1.2.1 to see what's up...

20080929

as-of-now

If you want to comment, go ahead. I'll moderate it, and if you're rude, an asshole or are trolling, just go the same route you're comments go.

20080926

to planet or not to planet: aggregate blogspot

I'm trying to get used to tagging posts so that for example non-KDE related posts are not showing up in KDE planet. If you're using blogspot it's possible to maintain a general blog and let the planet filter out the KDE related stuff by telling it to apply a filter. You can specify that filter in the feed's URL. For example, this blog uses:
http://braincore.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default/-/kde

20080924

to planet or not to planet

Yes I like the looks. Very KDE4 ;-) Can I whine a bit? It's narrow enough to be displayed on 640px wide screens. Hey. 640 should be enough for anyone. But, if you do use that display width, a scrollbar appears. Content is 640 wide indeed but somehow somewhere there's something that is 1103px wide... Still, is there room to make this planet adapt to viewport width? Within reasonable constraints?