Nadat mijn laatste installatie, toen nog van 11.2, meer dan een maand na de release nog altijd tegen een knoert van een fout aanliep (Oudere AMD grafische kaarten hadden kuren bij de originele 11.2 release installatie – zie hier en hier), zal ik eerst wat de kat uit de boom kijken en deze keer niet voor beta-tester spelen.
Het ziet er allemaal heel leuk uit, en je ziet duidelijk dat de linux wereld aan het opgroeien is. De distributies beginnen meer en meer deals af te sluiten met bedrijfjes om bepaalde services mee aan te bieden.
Every organisation should have a clear vision on what it wants to accomplish. Many organisations (companies, open source projects) make a written statement of that vision, to be used as the ultimate test when discussions arise.
The benefit of such a document is clear : every decision can be tested against it, to verify compliance with the end goal. After some internal discussion and fine-tuning, the ImpressCMS is proud to present its Compass to the world. This should give you an idea of what the project stands for, in case it wasn’t clear enough until now.
Blendernation heeft een video met Big Buck Bunny ‘Outtakes’, oftewel bloopers. Redelijk hilarisch, en zeker veel te kort. Dit doet me denken aan Jacky Chan films, waar al het gepruts in sommige scenes aan het eind van de film wordt geplakt, tijdens de aftiteling. In sommige films is dat ook het grappigste deel (sorry Jacky)
Blender project Durian (waar zijn de fruitsoorten gebleven?) heeft net zijn teaser trailer beschikbaar gemaakt. Dit zou een goed idee moeten geven van wat we mogen verwachten van deze kortfilm geproduceerd door het Blender Institute.
Het team heeft nu ongeveer 2 maanden over om dit ambitieuze project tot een goed einde te brengen, en de spanning is volgens het blog aan het stijgen. Deadlines in zicht!
After getting increasingly dissatisfied with the service from Codesion, ImpressCMS decided to switch to another provider. We had few requirements, and so we started searching for a solution based upon those:
free or affordable for our budgets
Subversion
Trac
We also thought of the possibility of doing the hosting ourselves, but that would mean an investment of time and effort, which would be unavailable for other tasks. Overall, we thought it was best to let specialized service providers handle that kind of non-core activity. read more »
Recently, jQuery 1.4 was released, with a maintenance release 1.4.2 a few days ago. In a move comparable to what we are doing with ImpressCMS release 1.3, the jQuery developers chose the jQuery 1.4 release to be a release focused on speed and cleanup of the codebase. Mostly, just cleaning up the codebase results in quite some speed advancements, so those two efforts are frequently combined.
The changelog for this latest release of the Javascript library mentions performance improvements in many areas : CSS methods, Attributes and many of the most-used functions. However, the changelog also details some backward incompatible changes with previous versions. These incompatibilities can be countered by installing this specific plugin. read more »
Posted in Web on February 22nd, 2010 by David – 1 Comment
Some time ago, I found this cool plugin for Thunderbird (2.x at the time) : MessageFaces (or on Mozilla Addons). It made email conversations much less impersonal by showing images of the persons that I was having an email conversation with. The beauty of the system was that I didn’t have to do anything: images were gathered from gravatar.com, X-faces, or embedded PNG images.
Then Thunderbird 3 came along, and busted quite a bit of plugins. Sadly for me, both MessageFaces and Lightning, the calendar plugin, ceased to work. read more »
There is an interview with Brett Seyler at Gamasutra. He discusses why he left GarageGames to go to Unity3d, and what he would have done if the opportunity to work with them wouldn’t have been available. An interesting read.
Brett still posts on the GarageGames forums (or TorquePowered, depending whether the new name catches on). Keeping tabs on the competition I guess
Some time ago, I found this cool plugin for Thunderbird (2.x at the time) : 
