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Welcome to my journal. This is where I'll be revealing my innermost thoughts and feelings to the world. Occasionally I'll talk about other stuff, but mostly about my experiences.
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- Mar 26 2003, 21:57 - Mandrake Linux 9.1 is installed!
- Mar 26 2003, 10:28 - Playing with Bamboo...
- Mar 19 2003, 02:11 - Monthly Archives
- Mar 13 2003, 00:06 - The ODP Weblog
Mar 26, 2003: Mandrake Linux 9.1 is installed! (link | trackback: 0)
Time: 21:57 - Mood: Very happy - Location: Home - Now playing: Nothing
Well, I've now repartitioned the hard disk and installed Mandrake Linux 9.1. My first impressions are that it's very nice looking indeed - you probably already know that it comes with its own KDE and GNOME theme called "Galaxy". It really does look pretty good.
There's only one peeve I have about it right now, but this is really KDE's fault, not Mandrake's - in the KDE Control Center, I selected that I want to use sub-pixel hinting for the anti-aliasing, thinking that it would look good on my LCD monitor. As it turned out, I actually prefer it without hinting. That's not my peeve. My peeve is that I can't turn it back off again. Time to use the bug report tool, methinks. :)
I'll probably write up a full review later, and I'm guessing that Timothy Butler of Open for Business will too. :D
Mar 26, 2003: Playing with Bamboo... (link | trackback: 0)
Time: 10:28 - Mood: Happy - Location: Home - Now playing: Nothing
So, Mandrake Linux 9.1 is out. I'm downloading it right now (I currently use 9.0 as my desktop OS - sorry, I forgot to mention that before), and I'll let y'all know how it turns out. This is actually pretty good because I'm going to be repartitioning my hard drive anyway, so I might as well use the latest version while I'm doing it.
I'll be back. :)
Mar 19, 2003: Monthly Archives (link | trackback: 0)
Time: 02:11 - Mood: Happy - Location: Home - Now playing: n/a
I've now updated the blog code to allow it to do monthly archives - check out the sidebar to see it in action. :D
The monthly archive links are put in place by the {blogMonthArchives} tag. Right now it's only done in HTML, but I'll revise that to take the layout from a setting in the template config file before I release it. I have, however, updated the ODP Weblog's code to allow it to use monthly archives too, so the panic's over. :D
With the monthly archives, I'm not sure whether I need the "all entries" link hanging around on this site. I'll keep it in the code, but whether or not I need it here is another story. Hmm...
Mar 13, 2003: The ODP Weblog (link | trackback: 0)
Time: 00:06 - Mood: Happy - Location: Home - Now playing: n/a
Yeah, I know, I haven't updated for ages. But I thought you might like to know that another weblog has made its way into the family of those using my journal code as a base. :) This one is about the ODP and what's going on there. It also sports an extension which I'll be bringing back to the main code - the {entryUser} tag, which gets replaced by the name of the currently logged-in user.
The only thing I'm slightly worries about is that I still haven't put in the opportunity to view archives by month. It's either the last 10 (in the ODP Weblog's case) or all of 'em. I think the monthly archives is something to do next. The weblog's at 9 entries already and soon entries will start to drop off from the main screen.
Hee. I like this code. :D
