I have been very lacking in blogging lately, so here comes a quick summary: GMPC The big change from GOB written GmpcMpdDataTreeview to a new, vala widget is finally done. Beside being more maintainable, it also reduces a lot of duplicate code. So in the end, the amount of code went down. Keybindings are made read more
Author Archives: Qball
AVRDRAGON pin layout
I recently got an avrdragon for a small project. They thought it was a good idea to put the pin-layout of the headers, on the bottom. This is not very useful, esp. when you put it in a case. So I made this image with the file layout. Maybe somebody else find it useful:
Notes.txt
In the past 1 1/2 week I have been testing Notes.txt a lot and made a lot of small improvements. A small list: Print last edit date in list. Speed up showing of list by factor 3. Possible support for multiple markup backends. Allow exporting to a configurable format. (e.g. with asciidoc you can read more
Notes.txt
notes.txt is a simple command-line note managing application. Warning This is preview release of the program. I only released it to collect ideas on how it can be improved. Your data should be relatively save as everything is stored inside a git repository. LICENSE Copyright © 2013, Qball Cow and contributors All rights reserved. Redistribution read more
GMPC Updates
Spend a lot of time today rewriting an important Widget in GMPC, namely the widget that displays song-lists. The old version was written in GOB and left a lot of basic functionality still at the user side (.e.g. implementing keybindings, and context menu, cut/paste/add/remove/insert/etc). So I decided to rewrite the widget, It is not yet read more
Tiny I3 patch
I wrote a tiny i3 patch that adds a small separator line between the i3bar and the workspace. The result is very subtle! Screenshot: Code: The code can be found here: here Or the patch: here
Interresting warning messages.
I unwrapped a HP ProCurve switched recently and this sticker was placed on the power socket: It comes with a normal IEC C14 power connector. It accept voltages from 100-127 V – 200-240V 50 and 60Hz. I have _no_ idea why anybody that buys a switch like this would needs instructions from a user-guide for read more
GMPC gets QUEUE support, again
GMPC used to have this before when there was an implementation in MPD a few years back, this implementation never made it into MPD-stable, so was removed. BUT it is back, in completely different form. You can now give a song in your playlist a higher priority, so it wil be played next. For this read more
A Panda been taken down by a Raspberry…
You have no idea how strongly I hate saying this, but raspberry pi is currently better then my pandaboards. The raspberry pi is very slow compared to the pandaboard, but a lot of things just work better. Mostly thanks to the huge hype around it and the fact that the community is huge and problems read more
06 Feb. 2013
Beside the fact it was an amazingly busy day at work I managed to get the following things done (beside work): Resurrected my own homepage: http://sarine.nl It is hacked together with script, makefile and asciidoc, but it works reasonably well. Asciidoc is actually very nice for this, I can easily set some attributes on read more