A while ago, I posted some thoughts on Linux installing. Just today, I came across this blog post, which covers kindof the same things. The problem that seems to exist now is that there are multiple ways to do things. Not … Continue reading
I’ve updated the DBus tutorial. When I moved to WordPress, some of the escaped sequences were not quit rite. So, I’ve fixed all of those, and updated the text a little bit to reflect changes in dbus-cxx. If anything is … Continue reading
So a few weeks ago, I got a Hauppauge 950q to watch TV on my computer. I finally got it working today, because of all the stuff that I’ve had to go through. First, I got a new cable box … Continue reading
So I’ve used the Opera web browser for years now. I’m used to it, I like it. Not that I particularly have anything against Firefox, but hey. It’s what I do. Anyway, when Opera boots I always like to start … Continue reading
So I came across this interesting question on SuperUser yesterday, and it got me thinking… would it be possible to create a full text editor using only standard terminal commands? That is, could we create a text editor using only … Continue reading
So I just spent a good half of the day today trying to figure out how to sync two repositories together. We’re moving repositories, and so we had to import data from one repository to the other. However, this process … Continue reading
By this time, you have probably heard quite a lot about SOPA and PIPA, so I won’t repeat that stuff here. I will however say that these bills must be stopped. And so, until they are stopped, we will continue … Continue reading
So I’ve been working on a way to have C callback functions call member functions of a C++ class. To do that though, I’m upgrading to gcc 4.6, because there are some new features in c++0x that I think could … Continue reading
D-Bus tutorial finished. It should cover all major aspects of D-Bus, using both method calls and signals. I’ve tried to make it as clear as possible, but I’m afraid that it may not be quite clear. Hopefully it will be … Continue reading
So at work, we use D-Bus to allow our programs to talk to each other. However, when first learning how to use D-Bus, all of the information that we were able to find on the internet was either laughably out … Continue reading