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Monthly Archives: February 2007
FOSDEM / GNUstep photos
Just came in on #gnustep. Many photos of the GNUstep booth, dev room and of course the famous GNUstep dinner.
Posted in brussels, FOSDEM, gnustep, pictures
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Apres ca, le FOSDEM
It appears that I’m sat in Terminal B of L’Aeroporte Nationale de Bruxelles, waiting for my flight to board. While there are wirelesses around, the ones to which I can connect seem not to be offering much in the way … Continue reading
Fairly cool update to GNUstep
GNUstep-make now supports arbitrary(-ish) filesystem layouts. While the default is still the /usr/GNUstep layout with the various domains, one of the bundled alternatives is to put everything in FHS-compliant locations. Once that hits a release (which I believe will be … Continue reading
Posted in gnustep, linux, midnightbsd
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Where are we going?
Recently, XML seems to have been playing an important role for me…I’ve been working with various XML-RPC frameworks, reviewing a book on XHTML (actually, a book on HTML 4 which occasionally reminds you to close elements) and also dealing with … Continue reading
Posted in html, xml
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FAQ update
Just a warning about @defs not necessarily being a good idea, some code from Mike Ash to add polish to the forwarding example and…um…I’m sure I added something else. Oh yes, the fact that _cmd is the name of the … Continue reading
Posted in objc faq docbook
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Why Java is so damned lame, part exp(I*M_PI)
Gah. Back when I used to work for Oxford University, I had to do the occasional bit of Java programming for a WebObjects app. Being quite a bit more familiar with ObjC than with Java, I always found this a … Continue reading
Posted in Java, objc, sucks
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