GECS, the GEGL's happy cousin
Via Mako and Mika I learned about the discovery of a living close relative of GNOME’s GEGL. Her name is GECS for obvious reasons, lives in China and she …
Silent home servers
The computer which hosts this blog is a venerable Pentium 150Mhz, with 64Mb of physical memory and two decently sized disks. It has been running non-stop mostly …
We made it
I just came back home. I feel like I’ve been beaten up, my backbone is about to crack in two pieces, and I’ve been sodomized by a few people. But we …
Debian etch will ship with GNOME 2.14
This is already old news, but I haven’t commented here yet. We already hinted this possibility in my previous blog entry on this topic, but sometime last …
Visited the opthalmologist
Today I went to the hospital to visit the opthalmologist. The good news: as expected, what happened the other day was just a case of optical migraine, which …
What about GNOME 2.16 and Debian?
I haven’t heard too many people asking if GNOME 2.16 will make etch. Maybe everyone just assumes it will, because the latest transitions have been pretty …
Temporarily blind
The other day I had an “incident” involving my vision. It has nothing to do with the vision problems many people had the other day, when someone posted some …
GNOME 2.16
GNOME 2.16 was released this week, delivering, once again to the day, the usual catalogue of improvements and polishing. Congratulations, everyone! Catalan is, …
GTetrinet 0.7.10 released
GTetrinet 0.7.10 is out. This release fixes a security hole (CVE-2006-3125), so you’re advised to update ASAP. The last release was assembled during …
Just because I love trains
Metro lines I have used: Got at b3co.com!