Softcatalà wins the National Internet Prize of the Catalan Government
The people at Softcatalà have been awarded one of this year’s National Prizes for Television, Radio Broadcast, Internet and Telecomunications of the …
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People to thank: Thiemo Seufer
I couldn’t resist to publicly thank Thiemo Seufer for all the invisible work he (with others) has done to fix a series of problems in the mipsen …
ALSA packaging getting better
The observative Debian developers will have noticed that the Debian ALSA team hadn’t been as good as usual at delivering new upstream versions a few …
jordi aka Oskuro
For a long time I had been thinking about abandoning my old nick Oskuro and start using something simple like jordi. I picked up Oskuro 8 years ago, when I got …
GNOME 2.6 transition complete
Today’s testing run finally allowed eog 2.6 to enter testing, which was the only missing piece of the GNOME meta-packages in testing. Sarge users will get …
Freeciv moves to Alioth
Last night, I opened up the pkg-freeciv project in Alioth and moved my freeciv stuff to a SVN repository. Just before that, I fooled Kyle McMartin to join the …
Busy translating GNOME 2.8
After today’s lunch, I managed to sit and start translating GNOME 2.8 to Catalan. I still don’t know exactly how much is left, but I think I lots of …
Oxford, 8th, 9th and last day
Ah well, I’m back in València, with no air conditioning, no long sleeve t-shirts (actually, no t-shirt at all) and some very nice 30ºC at midnight. …
Oxford, day 5, 6 and 7
Argh, just two days left for me at the conference. Friday 13th Friday was a slow day, after the great stuff going on on Thursday. There were talks on the status …
Oxford, day 4
I’m half-way into Friday and it seems I just arrived yesterday. I’m having a great time at the conference. Yesterday was the most intensive day …