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I've just read about the forthcoming Greenphone with a Qtopia development kit. If I can port Qt4 QtRuby to it, I want one right now! I could hack together custom apps to access web services like google via GPRS. It has 64 Mb of RAM and 128 Mb of flash, with expansion slot which sounds as though it should be enough to fit a QtRuby development environment. Does it take standard sims, or can you only use it with certain service providers? Read More

Today I wrote this and it's close enough to what I'm currently thinking: L.ost I.interest in this F.ucking E.xistance .... no nobody will get bonus point out of this one Read More

As some might have understood from my last blog, I'm currently in a really bad phase ( I don't know if I'm still on the down one or slowly get up the hill). Read More

Hi, now that I found that skype for Linux doesn't support video, is there a good solution ? Ekiga ? Or FFserver on both ends ? Is ffplay able to ffserver streams ? (the docs mention only windows media player) Read More

OpenUsability is proud to announce the offering of a series of sponsored student projects. They provide an excellent way for usability, user-interface design, and interaction design students to gain experience in the interdisciplinary and collaborative development of user interface solutions in international software projects. Read More

Well I got in a few good nights of hacking on KJSEmbed and am getting back up to speed again. Last night I fixed a big problem rich was having in the scribble demo. Read More

Finally Weekend! Not much happening at work, actually that little that when getting home in the evening I'm all tired. But now it is weekend, time to loong day of KDE development :-) Read More

I just don't know, I really don't know. Whether I liked the movie, that is. Had it been completely fiction, then I would have scratched it right away. Directly translated from Danish I would have called it emotional porn. On the other hand, this was not fiction, it was about a terrible event that has happend in my life time. Read More

Kurt promptly provided me with a nice surprise. There are(!) GUI (even KDE) applications that print labels. But... what's in a name! I know about KBarCode since long (and, being old, don't remember exactly since when). But given all the bar-code centered information in all descriptions I've put my eyes on in relation to it, and given my lack of interest in bar-codes presently (and in the past), it's, IMO, not a surprise that I didn't know it did labels. Read More

If you, like me, have trouble with slower reading text lacking capital letters, but still want to be up to date with all that buzz, there are good news: "Deaaronify" service has been started :0) Read More