Soon after I installed Ubuntu 10.04 and began using Gwibber, Gwibber stopped working, not only Gwibber but I couldn’t get Ubuntu One or the ‘MeMenu’ to work at all either. I finally got around to trying to figure out where the problem lay. I’m not sure how the problem was created but this seemed to [...]
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browser wars…again
Thursday, 12 March 2009
So the wars have begun again. Mozilla released its third beta of firefox3.1. With the anticipation of IE8, Safari 4, Chrome, & Opera 10, Mozilla is deep in the middle battle. It seems that one of the biggest battle grounds of this war is over speed. I tried the beta 2 of FF and didn’t [...]
Internet Explorer on Ubuntu?
Thursday, 12 March 2009
Until recently I had been doing all my web design editing on my ubuntu laptop at home. I didn’t really think about the likely story that Internet Explorer would have issues with rendering the stuff I was doing. I wish I would of grabbed a screen shot of the madness that IE created with FUMCclass.com. [...]
chick tracts
Sunday, 15 February 2009
This morning at church someone made reference to “chick tracts”, then on TheResurgence their was also a reference to a chick tract. After following a link from TheResurgence to the ‘Holy Joe‘ tract at Chick.com, I browsed around the site. The testimonials were pretty funny, but not a as funny as “Papa” the tract to [...]
editing user css file
Wednesday, 11 February 2009
A post over at Ubuntu Productivity got me excited about editing the user-content.css file for firefox so I can save screen space by removing/editing unneeded things. The post was specifically about google docs and a one line of css to save 25px. Athough you can edit css for any site. I was able to save [...]
GNOME documentation on International Concerns
Sunday, 14 December 2008
I found these helpful hints on “GNOME Human Interface Guidelines 2.2″ ((http://library.gnome.org/devel/hig-book/stable/principles-broad-userbase.html.en)): Sensitivity to cultural and political issues is also an important consideration. Designing icons and sounds, and even choosing colors requires some understanding of the connotations they might have to a user from a different part of the world. Examples of elements it is [...]
‘all we need is love’
Friday, 7 November 2008
I couldn’t help but point this out. Typically religious conversatives are anti-homosexual and anti-immigration. Thankfully enough the Israelites were already given laws by God in how to deal with both of these issues. The aforementioned group has already found the laws concerning what my Bible calls the “unlawful sexual relations”, at the end of a [...]
ubuntu 8.10
Tuesday, 7 October 2008
Ubuntu 8.10 is coming very soon. I have placed a countdown to the left on the sidebar for you convenience. There is a beta for download for those of us who can’t wait the few weeks more. It doesn’t seem to be a huge update, but does include some updated key components, their listed highlights [...]
video editing on linux
Friday, 15 August 2008
We bought a video camera little while back. I have been dragging my feet about getting a video editing ‘setup’—it is a dv camera so I need firewire to transfer plus the software to capture and edit. I’ve done some editing, but it has been a few years now. I woud expect everything to be [...]
wordpress server
Saturday, 17 May 2008
Well I finally took the time to setup a server for wordpress for myself. I haven’t messed with the style yet but it is up & running. Here is the address hiddenbehindnothing.thruhere.net I am using DynDNS for a reroute to IP. More to come. Update: I have fixed my server problems–I installed ubuntu server 8.04 [...]