Federico and Tambet came and hacked in addition to Mike and me. Got some stuff done, but not as much as I'd have liked to. The arrachera I had for lunch sort of knocked me out. I'd better get some …
Continue readingNovell hack week, day 2
Day 2 is at an end, and I've spent it learning about C# and Mono tools, looking into how other projects do stuff. I now have a Git repository with a fledgling project structure, and a more solid foundation to …
Continue readingNovell hack week, day 1
Novell's hack week has started. For those of you who don't know what a hack week is, it's a work week where we, the programmers at Novell, get to goof around with more or less whatever project we find interesting. …
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The openSUSE GNOME team will be holding its first meeting tailored to Asia-Pacific time zones on Thursday 12:00 UTC, in #opensuse-gnome on irc.freenode.net. If you’ve been left out because of your time zone previously, this is your chance to participate.
Continue readingAt GNOME Summit
I'm at the GNOME Summit. Right now watching the Hotwire talk. Oh, and since my blog was broken when it mattered, I'm late to the party – but what the hell: openSUSE 10.3 is out! And it's actually not too …
Continue readingThe Ongoing GVFS Saga
Spent last week in Stockholm working on GVFS with Alex. We made great strides – pretty much all of the file system operations are now implemented in gvfs-daemon, gvfs-fuse-daemon and the SMB backend. Plenty of work remaining, though.
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For Novell’s hack week, I wrote some benchmarking code for GVFS. It may not sound that exciting, but performance interests me, and it needed to be done. So far, the results are much better than I feared – for remote …
Continue readingGVFS Progress
Alexander Larsson has been hacking like a whirlwind, bringing us the next generation in VFS services for the desktop, GVFS. By now, a lot of the planned functionality is done, and we even have a partially done FUSE frontend which …
Continue readingBicycle
I bought a bicycle. Robust with a couple of gears, reasonably priced. Unfortunately, there was not a single one for sale that didn't have front-wheel suspension. Apparently you can only get "urban bikes" without suspension, and they are – irrationally …
Continue readingIn Norway
Dark. About zero degrees. No snow.
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