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Archive for April, 2007

Openismus hiring

Monday, April 23rd, 2007

I’m looking for one or two more part-timers for Openismus, possibly a full-timer. It’s a chance to do work that people will actually use, about half of which is released as source code.
It’s much easier to employ residents of Germany, but I’ll do the extra work to employ in other EU countries if necessary. I […]


D-Bus Inspector

Friday, April 20th, 2007

Erich Schubert’s D-Bus Inspector looks useful. Maybe someone would be kind enough to package it for Ubuntu.
It’s already in GNOME’s svn. It seems like a candidate for the GNOME Developer Tools.


Timişoara video on Spiegel.de, excuse for a photo.

Friday, April 20th, 2007

Speigel.de has an interesting travel video on Timişoara, Romania, mostly in German.


Visited Amsterdam

Thursday, April 19th, 2007

Last week I was on holiday in Amsterdam. I was so pleasantly surprised by the the place. It’s now on my exclusive list of places I would just like to visit every now and then and walk around aimlessly, along with Venice and Istanbul.
I had no idea that such a vast amount of the old […]


GNOME Events Box: Mini-PC?

Tuesday, April 17th, 2007

The Events Box schedule shows that it will be used next for LinuxTag in Berlin at the end of May. We need to do some restocking before then. Our donation/sponsoring hopes for this have fallen through so we’ll probably need to buy. We’ve chosen May 1st as the final decision date.
The PC has taken quite […]


gtkmm approved for GNOME Desktop modules.

Sunday, April 15th, 2007

While I wasn’t paying attention, and without me asking, gtkmm was approved as a dependency for official GNOME applications, which is a nice surprise. Python was approved before, and Mono will be allowed on a case-by-case basis. I still think it’s unwise to have a desktop implemented in too many different programming languages, but I […]


Visiting Amsterdam

Wednesday, April 4th, 2007

We will be visiting Amsterdam next week, from Monday April 9th to Friday 13th, for the first time. Email me if I know you and you’d like to meet.
I have spent more time recently reading the Baroque Cycle books than reading the tourist guide, so I might be misinformed.


GNOME Summer Of Code 2007: ranking.

Tuesday, April 3rd, 2007

As the April 9th deadline approaches, I am becoming more brutal with my ranking of the summer of code applications. The Google web application is still not a big help with managing them, but Lucas Rocha and Vincent Untz are doing the hard work to keep us organized.
We have approximately the same number of applications […]