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Today I decided to enable mobile banking through my checking account with Wells Fargo. It’ll allow me to check my balance and account status through text messages. I tried it earlier just to see my balance and it seems to work well, although it took a few minutes to get the return text. Nonetheless if I’m out and about, I can see where I’m at, or can check while on the road and without internet.
Announced here. Project page here. Thanks to our Google Summer of Code students for putting in a lot of work on this.
This showcases significantly improved asynchronous support as well as the future of Funcweb. We should also have multi-overlord delegation for extra-large (read: global) setups implemented pretty soon. More releases short start following at greater frequency.
Check it out and if you have any ideas, please share them with the mailing list. After FudCON and Summit (and some press from LWN), it's starting to heat up nicely, which is great to see.
Ok I've had this post rolling around in my head for a few days. Guess its time to get it out before I forget entirely.
We've been pushing the capacity of our current FTP disk arrays for quite some time now. Luckily, we were able to get enough funding to purchase new arrays for our three FTP servers. This will double our current disk space from 3TB each server up to 6TB.
This is very exciting because it'll relieve a lot of the stress on our end of limiting our mirrors to very specific content. It also means we can finally start mirroring all of the stuff we've been really wanting to provide mirrors for but just never had the space! As much as I wish this meant we could mirror everything under the sun, we'll still have to be pretty strict about setting up mirroring for new projects. The new disks will at least give us some much needing breathing room!
Below is a picture of the new arrays (on the left), and all the new disks to fill them (on the right). For those that are interested in the specifics, each FTP server will get two HP StorageWorks 70 disk arrays, with each array holding 25 2.5" 146GB SAS drives.
কি আনন্দ আকাশে বাতাসে 
আগামি কয়েকদিন আমি বেকার
Well, I'm having surgery tomorrow - so I asked the doctor's office if I could get the prescriptions that I'll need for pain today since I live by myself, and it would be easier for me to get them filled while I'm still feeling like a human being. "Sure, just come by the office. They're narcotics, so we can't call them in".
De acordo com o ciclo de vida das versões do fedora[1], a release 7 não terá mais update após o dia 13 de junho. Que é exatamente um mês após o lançamento do Fedora 9.
O ciclo funciona da seguinte maneira:
A versão tem update até o lançamento de duas outras e mais um mês. Complicado não? Vamos a um exemplo:
Um mês após ao lançamento do Fedora10 a versão 8 não terá mais updates.
O Projeto Fedora Brasil recomenda que as maquinas que ainda estejam utilizando essa versão do sistema, atualizem o quanto antes para versão 8 ou 9.
De acordo com o ciclo de vida das versões do fedora[1], a release 7 não terá mais update após o dia 13 de junho. Que é exatamente um mês após o lançamento do Fedora 9.
O ciclo funciona da seguinte maneira:
A versão tem update até o lançamento de duas outras e mais um mês. Complicado não? Vamos a um exemplo:
Um mês após ao lançamento do Fedora10 a versão 8 não terá mais updates.
O Projeto Fedora Brasil recomenda que as maquinas que ainda estejam utilizando essa versão do sistema, atualizem o quanto antes para versão 8 ou 9.
De acordo com o ciclo de vida das versões do fedora[1], a release 7 não terá mais update após o dia 13 de junho. Que é exatamente um mês após o lançamento do Fedora 9.
O ciclo funciona da seguinte maneira:
A versão tem update até o lançamento de duas outras e mais um mês. Complicado não? Vamos a um exemplo:
Um mês após ao lançamento do Fedora10 a versão 8 não terá mais updates.
O Projeto Fedora Brasil recomenda que as maquinas que ainda estejam utilizando essa versão do sistema, atualizem o quanto antes para versão 8 ou 9.
Sendo uma das primeiras distribuições a utilizar o Packagekit, o Fedora novamente demonstra sua postura inovadora, porém com a cautela devida, apostando em ferramentas que tenha perspectivas de amadurecimento ou que sejam utilizadas como padrão pela comunidade Open Source.
De acordo com Richard Hughes, colaborador do projeto Gnome, essa ferramenta poderá ser utilizada com front-end universal entre todas as distribuições e assim criar mais uma camada de abstração para o usuário.
Thanks to some people that have been commenting here at my blog and some other people that I’ve talked on IRC, now we have a quite stable version of Transifex using:
I have been working on the job made by my GSoC mentor Asgeir. He has migrated Transifex from SQLObject to SQLAlchemy, and really that was a great job!
My part of job was to migrate our template from kid to Genshi and consequently to use ToscaWidgets instead the own Widgets of TG 1.0. That really was a hard work, since that I’m still learning about python and TG, and to many things are changing on the TG and ToscaWidgets world right now. It was a problem, specially talking about documentation to use Genshi and ToscaWidgets on *TG 1.0*. Well, maybe I could contribute with my experience about this directly on those projects after the GSoC. 
After that I could figure out how to do the ToscaWigets (form and validation) works properly, I’ve written some code to make the repositories editable, so now it can disables, enables and/or changes any repo information using the administration form.
And finally, I would like to tell you that this version of Transifex has a full support for i18n and I would encourage translators to start to translate it for their local language, even that we could add many other strings in a short time, because exciting new features have been being included in Transifex. 
Thinking in an good alternative to handle the Transifex i18n with the database i18n-zed, now, it’s coded to use two different Potfiles for view and data. All strings related with the source code will be stored in the `po/view/` directory and strings coming from database, into the `po/data/`.
It’s needed, because that each Transifex instance set up will have different strings stored in the database, so with a separated Potfile for that, it’s a quite simple way to manage this issue.
If airlines were like software, then nobody would ever fly because they'd be put off by the fact that everyone who did ended up as a small pile of charcoal.
dear Fedora mania….Bagi yang ingin memiliki Email user@fedora.or.id silahkan PM saya melalui email root@ibunk.or.id atau melalui Y! : pinguingilo…
Syaratnya Cukup menjadi member di fedora.or.id
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makasih sebelumnya
On Saturday a few of us hired a car to visit Raigad Fort. On the way, we stopped for a bit at Mulshi Dam. We wouldn’t be meeting Aanjhan and Barkha for a while now and so, even though the day wasn’t perfect for photography, it was the day for fun. More pictures are here.
I just briefly explained the etymology of the 言 (words, to say), 時 (time, hour), 間 (interval), 本 (book), and 森 (forest) Kanji to a visiting neighbor...in Spanish.
I decided that we need a new business card design. Our current one just isn’t cutting it. Plus, I don’t think you need to be an ambassador to be allowed to have one.
I’ve printed a sheet off and I’ve taken pictures. Here they are:
I’m going to fix the templates slightly and make them available soon, along with a Python script that’ll make it even easier to make your own.
Edit: There was a concern that allowing anyone to have a Fedora business card could cause trademark dilution. I didn’t make it clear enough that by “anyone”, I meant anyone who has cla_done in FAS.
Thanks again for all the comments. :)
After a bit wait it was 7.00 pm IST and time for the sessions again. Today it was Kushal’s turn to complete the rest left lectures on Vi. I got a blow from my very own BSNL Broadband when it suddenly disconnected from the Interent and then refused to connect to it again. 
[ BSNL has these very good feature when the weather seems bit bad the Broadband gets down ]. Neways from the morning I was reading the ‘vimtutor’ thus didn’t worry too much for Kushal’s lecture. [ I also got the summer training logs as handy ]. After that I thought there’s no other way I could connect to internet than to use a proxy to my friend’s wireless connection who lives in the other room [From that time I am in proxy only ] 
.
At approximately 10.45 p.m IST around Prasad [ _pjp_ is his irc nick ] started the session on using gcc compiler for compiling C programs. The session was fine but may be Prasad would have been mad by the end of the session as the World’s weirdest questions were asked to him today. He was fired from every possible angles with questions that can be so lame as a guy/girl seeing computer the first day can ask. :p [ Even there were persons who were mistaking to write ' float main(void) ' in the C program --- Seeing which I fell off the chair ]. Ne ways with such strangest doubts along, we couldn’t move far deep in to gcc, but all in all the session was interactive and good.
Due to all the timing problems Rishi’s class started much later after 45 mins than normal time at 12:45 am IST. As usual Rishi blasted off the start as he answers all the questions in the beginning only, which can come to the student’s mind later I loved Rishi’s class again, got to learn much about symbolic links and all with a firing problem to end the session by Kushal. The problem is under the scanner of all, but we had to quit the session since the clock didn’t permit us long. The time was approximately 3.00 am IST when we ended the session.
This was the end of Day 2 with good responses from large no of students. Today it was day of Weirdest Questions , Smartest Answers , Frustrated Teachers and Enthusiastic Students [ Who asked English Meanings in a 'SHELL' session ] .
I sign off as it is 4.00 am IST now and tommorow with more greatness I have office at 7.00 am IST. I don’t know how to wake up, let GOD help..
Fedora community is something which I love to work for. Now already debarshi pointed out his opinion. I completely agree on his points. When I brought this point up, my concern was (which is still same) to keep our community’s name clean.
The owner of the domain may think it is very nice to earn money from advertisements while using the community’s goodwill and name, but it pissed us off.
I wish if I can use free() in the real world.
THIS IS AN OLD POST , PUBLISHED NOW
“Fedora India” is not a person , it is the community including all Fedora users and contributors.
Today I suddenly figured out that Kulbir Saini is using this in one of his blog. He is GSoC student this year.
We, the contributors from India have certain problems with this. Using the name “Fedora India” will give false impression to the world that this is from the community of India which is actually not. He is also using Fedora logo in his blog. And don’t forget about the google ads.
To add more spice to it here is the declaimer from the site:
“Copyright © 2008 Kulbir Saini. I am not related to Red Hat or Fedora Project. The content on this site is my own views.” Now how can be it possible that his blog is in planet Fedora and he is *not* related to Fedora Project.
As I asked this in the list, his first reply was in personal, so I replied back cc:ed to the list also. It seems he loves to reply personally .
I hope the Fedora community will help us to keep the community name clean.
Recently the fedora-india list saw a raging debate on the legitimacy of Web sites like Fedora India, which try to distance themselves from the upstream project through disclaimers like:
"Copyright (c) 2008 Kulbir Saini. I am not related to Red Hat or
Fedora Project. The content on this site is my own views."
... and yet continue to use a domain and Web site name which suggest otherwise.
It all started when Kushal brought up the issue, sparking a few clarifications from the owner of the domain.
To me the issue is not about whether someone has taken permission to use the logo or not. Whether or not someone is employed by Red Hat or a part of the Fedora Project [1] also looks completely tangential to the discussion.
The point is can someone claim to use such a domain as his own personal space to write about a community supported project, when he is not even a part of the Indian Fedora community.
Can someone who is earning good money by working on Fedora [1] still claim that he is not part of i...
I was going to post a recollection of things.. but its been a weird week back at home (we have been taking the dog to the vet due to some skin sickness.).. so its all gone in my head now. I want to thank Red Hat for sponsoring me and I appreciate all the help people were on making sure I didn't get lost in Boston (I did once on the way to the hotel on Saturday.. some nice Boston University students helped me get to the train which while just outside of the Saturday place.. I somehow went left instead of right and ended up in lala land.)
I am very disappointed by the voter turnout for the elections. I will say that every time I vote for it, I am a bit confused by the voting system. I think for the number of possible voters in the system (4096) having something like "pick 3 out of 5" is going to be 'good' enough... or having a simple choose x candidates, or none-of-the-above. However, I read through the docs (once again) and figured out how to vote for people... and did it.
After having published this post, some changes happened: Thanks to Rex' work, this bug is now closed and we've a kdeedu-math package in rawhide! Currently, we're preparing a kickstart file, which is roughly based on this proposal here for Fedora 9. We've also talked about the possibility of releasing an early preview (e.g. based on KDE 4.1 Beta 2) before the final version is out. But we've run into some space problems and we're figuring this out right now. So stay tuned - I'll keep you posted on further news.
So I am sitting in my hotel in Los Angeles, preparing to head back to Utah, its 2:37am PDT and I have been meaning to post the rest of my experience at FUDCon. First off, I’d like to thank Mo and Ray for letting me stay at their home with them. They were great hosts! I’d also like to re-thank Max and Paul and the FedoraProject for sponsoring me out to Boston on such short notice. I still feel grateful to be part of such a great community!
FUDCon F10, for me, was a time of realization. Understanding what it is to get involved in projects that scratch that itch. For providing services toward something I’m good at, into a larger community who could really take advantage of that service. And while I am still feeling my way through the Fedora world, I think a few things are clearer now after reflecting on this last FUDCon.
I want to record and stream audio and video.
I’m thinking that along with the Fedora Talk project, I could configure and use tools to provide a non-interactive streaming server for certain events/presentations. What I am thinking of here is things like FUDCon keynotes and sessions. In fact, I plan to purchase a higher quality microphone / mixer combo to better record the audio at the source.
Video and screencasting in real-time seems a bit more of a challenge. Putting that together with the streaming audio seems like a fun project and scratches several itches I’ve been experiencing lately.
I need to learn how build better RPMs
Spot taught a great session at FUDCon F9 in Raleigh about RPM packaging, and Rex Deiter talked this time about becoming a package maintainer. I’ve got a few packages that I’d like to get into the fedora tree, and I think by the end of this year, that can happen. I’m okay at packaging, but haven’t ever submitted a spec file to spot. While I’m nervous about how ugly the first package will look, I’m also excited at the prospect of learning better and more efficient ways of building useful tools for the masses.
I think everyone should build their own spin of Fedora
After the 5+ hour session on Friday’s hackfest regarding the spins website and what the spins SIG has already accomplished, I’ve taken some initiative and started to create content to help the prospective spin enthusiast. I’m a big fan of the Eee PC and am looking forward to purchasing the 901 in the winter. Until then, I’m planning on helping improve the spin process so we don’t fail to release spins again. The custom and official spins ‘built with Fedora’ can be so much more prolific if we just provide the right tools to build a spin. It really should be nothing more than, here’s my kickstart, build me an iso. This would of course have to follow the general standards for acceptable software.
The relationships (FUDBuddies) made at FUDCon are up my alley
I met Rex Dieter, Mo Duffy, Ray Strode, Dennis Gilmore and Ian Weller this time. We had great conversations about the world and of course Fedora. I also got to talk more to Toshio, Greg and J5 who I had met previously at FUDCon F9. I indeed learned a bunch from Toshio about TurboGears too. Its something I’ll treasure for releases to come.
To end this post, I’ve got some audio of the olpc session and paul’s keynote, as well as some photos I’ve posted around the interweb, enjoy. Paul’s keynote will also be up on our new FedoraTV Miro channel, check it out!
Cheers,
Clint
Error: Missing Dependency: tcl = 1:8.5.1 is needed by package 1:tk-8.5.1-4.fc9.i386 (installed)
This should never happen in the stable repositories of any system. Not ever. In fact - not for any reason whatsoever.
In my (humble) opinion, it is always a failure when any error which the average user is unlikely to understand is presented to them. When I saw this using PackageKit I though, hmm... maybe something from one of the third party repositories I am using has acted strangely, so I checked. The average user will not. They will just think that this "Linux" thing is too unstable/confusing and wont use it.
Indeed, there is a hidden menace this time as well, for included in this update set was a security update for Perl. Now, I know how to use --skip-broken to ignore that update but there isn't even an option in PackageKit to do so. As a result, quite probably at this very moment, thousands of users have been denied a security update due to a failure of tools to detect the most basic of errors.
Fedora, and all Linux distributions, need to address issues like this now if they ever want to be accepted by the mainstream public who do not even known what tk and tcl are, yet alone how to skip over a broken dependency.
We all have been listening ( reading ) a lot about the new iPhone 3G and how it is different, better and well cheaper from the first generation iPhone and a question came to my mind with Airtel and Vodafone planning to launch iPhone what will happen to Openmoko how many people know about it and well its available in India at a price of around RS. 20,000 by IDA system its really a great Phone to own actually Openmoko Freerunner is the second phone which will run Openmoko software and is similar to the first Neo 1973 its specification are
* Processor -- Samsung S3C2442 500MHz
* RAM -- 128MB
* Flash -- 256MB
* Display -- 2.8-inch diagonal 640 x 480 VGA Color TFT LCD
* Graphics -- SMedia 3362-based 3D graphics acceleration
* Accelerometers -- 2 x 3D accelerometers
* Audio -- "high-quality" audio codec
* USB -- 1 x version 1.1, switchable between client and host modes
* Cellular -- 2.5G tri-band GPRS/GSM (900MHz or 850MHz, depending on region)
* WiFi -- 802.11b/g WiFi
* Bluetooth -- version 2.0
* GPS -- AGPS (assisted global positioning system) receiver
Which is really great Freerunner does not have 3G but well in India at present there is no 3G and i dont think it will be there anytime this year as frequency allocation has not taken place add to that only planning is going on which will take a lot of time so remove all the 3G factor from iPhone 3G …….
Another thing Openmoko Freerunner is a complete Open Source Phone you can download the whole source code and change it according to your wish and well about the applications there will be plenty of applications available for it at no cost
So while many of people around me will go for iPhone 3G ( without 3G ) i am going to FREE MY PHONE!!!!!!
J'ai déjà pu constater un phénomène assez étrange avec certaines applications GTK sous KDE 3.5 (Fedora 8).
En effet, lorsque l'on lance une application GTK sous KDE, le thème, les couleurs et les polices sont celles de KDE. Normal. Le souci étant que parfois, si j'utilise une application GNOME (gnome-keyboard-properties pour l'exemple), les thèmes utilisés deviennent ceux de... Gnome (enfin, ne sachant pas exactement ce qui se passe, je ne puis que supposer que le thème complet est rapatrié de Gnome. Les polices ainsi que les icônes le sont pour le moins.) !
Avant (Firefox sous KDE, avec le thème KDE) :
Après (Firefox sous KDE, avec le thème GTK, après lancement de gnome-keyboard-properties) :
Ce n'est pas vraiment un problème en soi, hormis le fait d'avoir des apparences différentes selon les applications utilisées. De plus, pour que le changement s'opère sur Firefox, Thunderbird ou The Gimp, il faut relancer l'application. En revanche, XChat, Gajim ou aMule changent d'apparence en live, ce qui est plutôt déconcertant 
Une fois le changement opéré, je n'ai (pour l'instant) trouvé d'autre solution que de relancer KDE. Au démarrage suivant, retour à la normale... L'utilisation des thèmes Gnome dans les applications GTK ne me dérange guère, mais ces changements incessants sont plutôt pénibles.
Si vous avez une idée, soit pour éviter ce problème, soit pour que les applications GTK sous KDE utilisent systématiquement les thèmes de Gnome, je suis preneur 
Companies give training to the freshers on various tools and technologies. In my opinion companies should also include the following skills in their training program.
| Skills | Duration | Content |
|---|---|---|
| Orkut | 2 hours | Scrapping, Searching, Navigation through profiles |
| Gmail Chat | 1 hour | Chatting!, Group chat, Setting Status Messages, Invisible Mode |
| Keyboard Shortcuts | 2 hours | Shifting between Windows in a fraction of a sec, Hiding all Windows at once (very important), Closing Windows etc |
| Proxy | 2 hours | Knowledge of various tools to change your IP Address, Anonymous Proxy list |
| Must have Tools | 4 hours | Pidgin(Chat on different networks), VLC player (for playing everything), Mibbit (online IRC), Web based FTP/SSH, RapidShare, Torrent |
| Google (Most Important) | 4 hours | Different type of Query Strings, Domain Search, File Search, MP3 Search, Code Search |
With Proper training of these skills companies can increase their productivity.
My plugin is working in linux well and good . Only thing remaing is to integrate it in JOSM . Here are few screenshots .
Now just a test in windows is left ..and will be done by today .. need a place to share my code .
Desde el ftp de Adobe podremos descargar la version reader , en esta ocacion quize probar la 8.x
pero antes :
yum -y install compat-libstdc++
y finalmente :
rpm -Uvh ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/unix/8.x/8.1.2/esp/AdobeReader_esp-8.1.2-1.i486.rpm
Preferible chequeen cual es la ultima version y los cambios y/o mejoras
slds
Though classes not yet started , I needed something to write. Slept late at night after writing the blog post. From morning started studying may be a effect of night carried on . Trying to make my Hackergotchi soon after getting a excellent tutorial in the fedora wiki. From morning (late at 11.00 am ) started to study ‘vimtutor’ which helped me to learn lot about vim. Created my .vimrc file and soon going to implement it after today’s session of Kushal on vim. Downloaded Istanbul now, trying some layman’s screencasts, so that I can create my own soon.
Looking ahead for Day 2 @ #dgplug
重装了系统，感觉好很多…… 用 git 跟踪 .bash_history, chkconfig 和 packages，是不是洁癖呢文件系统 容量 已用 可用 已用百分比 挂载点 /dev/mapper/VolGroup00-LogVol00 19G 7.4G 10G 43% / /dev/sda5 38G 34G 3.6G 91% /mnt/data /dev/sda6 99M 19M 76M 20% /boot tmpfs 1.3G 336K 1.3G 1% /dev/shm tmpfs 1.3G 19M 1.3G 2% /tmp /dev/sda2 18G 3.7G 14G 22% /mnt/work
/dev/mapper/VolGroup00-LogVol00 19G 7.6G 9.8G 44% / /dev/sda5 38G 34G 3.6G 91% /mnt/data /dev/sda6 99M 19M 76M 20% /boot tmpfs 1.3G 180K 1.3G 1% /dev/shm tmpfs 1.3G 24K 1.3G 1% /tmp /dev/sda2 18G 4.1G 13G 25% /mnt/work
“预计1998年第二季度前,ThinkPad 770将会以8G硬盘作为标准配置,替代其目前的 5.1G 配置”
“该系列配备200MHz和233MHz Pentium处理器、512K L2缓存、32M内存、4G硬盘、12.1英寸DSTN或SVGA TFT及13.1英寸XGA TFT显示器,售价2399美元起。台式机新品Bravo 266和6300 MS采用PentiumⅡ处理器和440LX芯片组,其中6300 MS采用300MHz PentiumⅡ、4.3G硬盘、32M同步内存、24倍速光驱和15英寸显示器,价格3100美元。”
（计算机世界报 1997年 第39期）
my summer vacation is almost over. this post covers a few other "fedora" thoughts i've had lately.
Cuando no se deje por el gestor lo recomendable es hacerlo a manito , este tips no es nada del otro mundo , solo es algo que queria postear para que alguien que se rompia el coco intentando hacerlo en modo grafico lo haga , a mi me rula desde mi Redhat 6.1 en 1999 , ahi va :
en el archivo : /etc/X11/xorg.conf
Section "Monitor"
Identifier "Monitor0"
ModelName "LCD Panel 1280x1024"
HorizSync 31.5 - 64.0
VertRefresh 56.0 - 65.0
Option "dpms"
Tomar en cuenta lo sombreado u obtenerlo desde system-config-display -> tipo de monitor , forzalo a que reconosca 1280
Ahora la jugada maestra esta aqui :
sobre el mismo archivo : /etc/X11/xorg.conf
Section "Screen"
Identifier "Screen0"
Device "Videocard0"
Monitor "Monitor0"
DefaultDepth 24
SubSection "Display"
Viewport 0 0
Depth 24
Modes "1280x1024"
EndSubSection
EndSection
Y listo el pollo .. disfruten de su 1280 ....
PD: es aplicable a mayor resolucion dependiendo hasta donde soporte fisicamente su LCD y/o CRT
The Fedora Talk project inspired me to get my Asterisk box back up and running again. Joat and I had been working on this project a few months ago but I gave up after thinking I couldn't get a cheap VoIP. Joat pointed me to a phone that was around $40 and that sparked my interest again.
Bueno ... por la moda de firefox me vi obligado a migrar a fedora 9 a la par que me indicaron que andaba mejor a f8 .. en fin les cuento las primeras apreciaciones :
Metodo de instalacion : mediante red.
baje el boot.iso , que sinceramente no entiendo por que pesa 114 M pero en fin , lo hice bootear por red y llamando al repo de fedora.redhat.com
La novedad en todo este proceso son dos :
1.- En el metodo mediante red , el gestor solo ubicara el protocolo con solo mencionar si es http o ftp.
2.- El formateo una vez definido las particiones y no luego de elegir los paquetes a instalar.
Como sabran siempre me agrada elegir lo min. a instalar a fin de que mi entorno trabaja muy rapido, por lo cual en el momento de eleccion del soft. elijo lo minimo en Xwindows y lo min en Gnome , por no decir casi nada , evito soft que no venia usando y a partir de ello empiezo a tunearlo.
Una vez instalado lo min. con el entorno X y Gnome , actualizo el kernel , le quito el firewall y selinux a fin de poder adecuarlo a mi trabajo.
Posteriormente los demonios y solo me quedo con :
network
haldaemon (importante sin este no me trabaja el audio)
messagebus (sin el no me levanta el modo X automatico)
y el rsyslog
Es importante esta referencia : http://www.fedora-es.com/node/2284
Y listo tengo mi fedora 9 volando !... ahora les ire comentando los pasos para tunearlo en audio y video
slds
Luego les cuento
This is strange. I have nothing to say.
(Except that I accidentally bricked a $160 VoIP phone. Ka-whoops.)
If someone believes that I do, in fact, have something to say, please comment on what that might be. ;)
my summer vacation is almost over. this post covers the geeky thoughts i've had lately.
Using the notes ianweller took at the spins discussion at FUDcon, I took a stab at creating a sitemap design for spins.fpo. What do you think? Am I missing anything here? I'm trying to account for browsers, downloaders, developers, volunteer maintainers, build system admins, and reviewers. 
We got up extra early this morning to load up the van and checkout from our beach house. We hit a little traffic on the way home but not as bad as the traffic we hit when we travel to Maryland, we go home around 1:15pm today. On the way home we stopped by Waffle House for breakfast. I forgot how much of a hell hole those places are, but it was better than eating McDonald’s. Tonight we ended the evening with dinner at Milton’s Pizza, thanks Jacquie!
Woah, it’s been another one of those crazy weeks. This was my first full (1 down, 2 to go) week doing a work placement in a local school, and it’s been hard work. I said it already, but teaching is definitely not for me! I tried to stop some children from play fighting the other day but it back fired and they started trying to tie my shoe laces together - I made sure not to let them succeed at doing that but that they even tried says a lot I think :S (Probably one of the funniest things to happen to anyone doing this placement…)
Also this week, I returned to uni for a day to see friends for one last time before the summer, move out of my room and collect results. Seems strange to think that my first year (1 down, 2 to go) has finished already, but it’s been really enjoyable and I did just fine in my results despite worrying about them (highest mark in my year, apparently :D). Leaving my own room wasn’t that strange, but saying goodbye to the friends I’ve made and thinking that I won’t be seeing much of them for the next 3 months, and not living with some of them next year, seemed very strange!
Being home is super cool though, I’ve met up with my closest friends from school a couple of times already, though I haven’t been able to spend long with them due to all sorts of others things going on. While I’m at uni I don’t often think how much I enjoy spending time with them, but when I’m home and with them it always hits me how much I like them! Things always seem to click straight back into place whenever we meet, which is pretty incredible after we’ve all been doing a lot more of our own thing for the last three years or so.
Here’s to friends!
Overwhelmed by the response to the summer training at #dgplug . I was really elated to see certainly the channel has around 39 members active and everybody taking part in the discussion. After I came from office drenched in rain, didn’t even think of changing and just was in front of my laptop. Just want to thank Debarshi as for a excellent session in the first half.
Thanks Kushal for the 2nd half brief introduction to Vi, liked that too. All in all today was a great start to the summer training and hopefully will continue so.
Whenever I find a technology that I really like, theres almost always something similar-but-different that comes along and claims to do X or Y better, and all my friends are checking it out. Sometimes its better and I move straight into it. The strange thing I've noticed though, is that in virtually all other cases I wind up hating this newcomer with a fiery passion.
len(foo) instead of foo.len() was a sin against OO warranting excommunication, but hey, who likes a purist? And hey, would I really care that lambda was so bad if I hadn't been using Ruby? I suppose having so many methods on the standard objects be in-place was a bit difficult to deal with, and not being able to add new methods to the base classes was unfortunate, and not having a good lambda mechanism meant I couldn't use map/reduce as effectively as I wanted, which was pretty much out of the question anyway since they used function calling semantics rather than being a method, but that meant I couldn't do complex transformations on information as a single series of method calls on the previous result, which would screw up half the time anyway because the operations were in-place, and now... wait a minute, I hate Python!