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Monthly Archives: May 2005
VoIP Client Twinkles Brightly on Linux
A question came up today on ILUG regarding Skype on Linux which then spill-ed over onto a conversation about VoIP clients. KPhone was mentioned which is what I have been using to date with my Blueface VoIP account. Unfortunately I … Continue reading
Timing Work Periods with KDialog, DCOP and KAlarm
Mikolaj Machowski posted an nice example of using KDialog with DCOP to the KDE Developers mailing list a while back: #!/bin/bash PROGRESS=$(kdialog –icon kalarm –title “Short rest” \ –progressbar “Take a break…” 30) if [ $PROGRESS ]; then for (( … Continue reading
Software Patents – Kathy Sinnott Will Oppose
I got CC’d a reply to an e-mail from Ms Kathy Sinnott MEP today which asserts her strong opposition to EU Directive COD/2002/0047 which includes the issue of software patentability. Even in one small paragraph she shows a good understanding … Continue reading
Easy Listening – KRadio
I often listen to the radio in the background while working/coding and in particular I’m a bit of a news talk junky. Generally I use my TV/radio tuner card with KRadio so I can control the channel and volumes with … Continue reading
KDE frontend for o2sms
o2sms is an excellent Perl script for sending SMS’s (or text messages) via the UNIX command line without the bother of logging in through the provider’s webpages (which are often slow, clumsy and non-standards compliant). Despite its name, it supports … Continue reading
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