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Et tu, Cthulhu

Personal blag of Hans Petter Jansson: Fun with computers edition

Category: GNOME

Well Situated, Friendly Neighborhood

On December 7, 2006 By Hans Petter Jansson In GNOME

Ben has some good news for anyone interested in reducing the memory usage of Linux programs. Smaps is great. But does it tell the whole truth? For PCs with (basically) limitless swap space, it’s possible that it doesn’t even come …

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Session-wide valgrind

On November 13, 2006 By Hans Petter Jansson In GNOME

Now that we know that even Evolution runs under Valgrind, we need a bigger challenge. So, how about the entire GNOME session? I've written a couple of tiny scripts that lower the threshold to doing this. They take care of …

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Evolution is da logic bomb

On November 2, 2006 By Hans Petter Jansson In GNOME

You know the story. Random crashes preventing you from reading your mail all morning. This time, though, there’s a twist (and a moral). The twist is that instead of complaining on IRC – ok, I mean in addition to complaining …

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Flow in CVS

On October 11, 2006 By Hans Petter Jansson In GNOME

I just imported Flow to GNOME CVS (module “flow”). It has a fairly detailed HACKING file for those interested. The low-level I/O is done (for Unix), modulo a little polish. Mid-level stream fundamentals are mostly done, but I need to …

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FIXME: Article summary here

On August 13, 2006 By Hans Petter Jansson In GNOME

How many FIXMEs do the various projects in my jhbuild directory have? Curiosity got the better of me today: hpj [~/work/jhbuild/gnome-2.16] for PKG in $(find . -maxdepth 1 -mindepth 1 -type d | cut -b 3- | sort); do N_FIXME=$(find …

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