atai
Dude, GARNOME is a haw-haw-acronym for GAR and GNOME.
Monthly Archives: June 2002
29 Jun 2002
June 28, 2002 – 14:48
GARNOME
Now I get to do all the cleaning up I wanted to do before the G2D release but didn’t have time for. Part of that is getting GARNOME optimised and cranky for my new hardware - I got myself a dual Athlon 1800+ MP mobo + DDR RAM as a post-G2D present. Hooray!
So, I’m getting […]
25 Jun 2002
June 24, 2002 – 21:06
snorp
Hey, your gnome-recent stuff might be appropriate for libegg, which is a staging library for stuff we intend to move into libgnome (or other platform libraries as appropriate). Talk to jamesh or andersca.
23 Jun 2002
June 23, 2002 – 09:56
recentlog.html
Man, reading recentlog is getting depressing. So much… angst. Advogato is for sharing, not for posturing.
That’s why I love reading raph’s entries. It seems he’s taken to weblogging, but without the piecemeal approach - he actually fleshes out and completes thoughts, rather than just linking to them. An endearing mix of genius, humour and humility. […]
22 Jun 2002
June 22, 2002 – 13:05
malcolm
When I look at release notes for software, and want to check if I should lodge a bug, or find out if the particular behaviour I’m seeing is meant to be there, I look for the “Known Issues” section.
The issues (as you say: a point of debate, controversy and I would add, ‘question’) may not […]
15 Jun 2002
June 15, 2002 – 08:42
GNOME
jfleck: I used to do a lot of theatre. After every performance run - without fail - I would feel horribly and excruciatingly empty. If I’ve felt anything similar to this in another situation, it would be the quiet, directionless hollow after leaving someone.
Putting a production together had us living in each other’s pockets, sharing […]
04 Jun 2002
June 4, 2002 – 00:17
GNOME
So, Nat tells me I should go to the Boston Summit. I didn’t think I’d be of any use, so hadn’t even thought of planning the trip. A few hours later and I’m waiting keenly on my travel agent’s response, and drooling over the thought of catching a train across the United States.
This will be […]
