Tag Archive: openSUSE

Jan
01
2011

Another decade over, a new one just begun

So, having reflected a couple of days ago on my resolutions for 2011, I’m going to look back over the last 10 years, the decade often known as the “naughties”. Year-by-year, what happened in Ogleyland?

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Sep
01
2010

O, won’t you please authenticate me

Yesterday, Twitter disabled the basic username/password authentication for client applications. This is a move toward greater security but it did mean that anyone using Gwibber will suddenly have found that their Twitter stream stopped updating. A mere matter of hours later and an updated version of Gwibber has been pushed out that supports the new …

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Jul
27
2010

The Seven Link Challenge

Various people I follow on Twitter (RevdLesley, TheChurchMouse) have responded to the Seven Link Challenge – which is supposed to improve one’s blogging. There are seven categories of posts and you have to name one for each. I’ve been blogging for a long time (getting on towards ten years now, started on Advogato in 2001) …

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Jul
10
2010

Laptops

Another laptop display bites me slightly in the behind. Turned on my laptop (just over four years old) this morning to find the display ghosting (photo though due to the ghosting, I can’t tell how well it’s come out). It’s got worse over the course of the day (and it was happening in the BIOS …

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Apr
05
2010

New-look Planet openSUSE

Pascal “Yaloki” Bleser, aka “The Man” has redesigned Planet openSUSE and it’s packed with awesome. So say with me, Who the man?

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Jan
22
2010

Planet SUSE

I just did a massive (and I mean HUGE) catch-up on Planet SUSE. If you’re on the Planet and you recently contacted me about it, all should now be as you asked. If you think anything is amiss, please let me know, I’d hate to have missed anything in the mass of updates.

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Nov
12
2009

openSUSE 11.2 is now out

Well, it’s creeping onto the servers as I type – so get it while it’s hot! openSUSE Software Download. Read about all our killer features.

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Sep
01
2009

Where to get the latest Gwibber packages on openSUSE

Long, long ago, on a blog far, far away … Andy posted about how to go about getting what was then the latest version of Gwibber on openSUSE. A lot’s changed since then so here’s the skinny on how to get either the latest stable or bleeding-edge Gwibber: openSUSE 11.1 If you’re after the latest …

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Jul
31
2009

Summer of Code: Sync with Mobile Devices?

One of the openSUSE projects for this year’s Google Summer of Code was Sync with Mobile Devices. Does anyone reading this know what the status of this is? Are there any packages available for testing as it progresses? At the end of the summer, will I be any more likely to be able to sync …

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Jul
30
2009

Faster, Kernel, Faster!

As a result of Novell bug #525814, I’m now using the kernel from Factory. I just resumed my Asus Aspire One from hibernation and decided to time it with the new kernel. From pressing the power button to having the GNOME Screensaver password prompt took 59 seconds! The first ten seconds were the One doing …

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