I’ve released a new version of the addon, with several major improvements over the previous v0.9 version. The addon now features the following major functions: Create tasks using shortcuts Displaying the tasks Editing the tasks A new separate function was added for shorthand parsing (Alt-h) This will parse the shorthand nodes without opening the action list.… Read More FreeplaneGTD+ v1.0 final released
I’m close to release the final 1.0 version of the add-on. This beta contains several improvements over the previous 0.9 release. Map view Action to parse shorthands Shorthands can be converted into actions using a menu item. The default hotkey assigned to this is Alt-h Safeguards are built in so the decoration items are not… Read More FreeplaneGTD+ v1.0-beta2 available
I’ve repackaged the Freeplane GTD+ add-on, adding a couple of interesting new features. The code was heavily refactored, with more to come. Added global preference to filter completed tasks Added Hungarian translation Allow to re-parse items by placing an * in the front Don’t allow multiple instances of decoration icons to come from shorthand The… Read More Freeplane GTD+ – 1.0 Beta in progress
Please see the project page for usage and details. Download The addon is available for download here. Features This is the initial addon release after forking FreePlaneGTD. Added default shortcut (Ctrl+H) Added keyboard shortcut to close window with ESC Added completed action handling configurable icon done actions displayed with overstrike on overview done actions can… Read More Freeplane GTD addon v0.9 released
Almost a year passed since my experimental “honeypot” post on the spam received on my blog. As I then decided, I let all spam comments through, and observed the pattern.… Read More Followup on my blog-spam experiment
Currently I’m working on a major technical upgrade, that involves the upgrade of several infrastructure components including WebSphere Application Server, WebSphere Portal Server and JBoss EAP. This requires all a “fresh” installation of all the applications that reside on these components. All JEE containers currently in the system are being upgraded, so it opens a… Read More Migrating from EJB2 with shared libraries to EJB3 environment
I keep this blog mostly for my personal journal, so I won’t forget what I worked on, and to keep my writing skills up. I never thought anyone would seriously be interested in what I wrote, so I’ve paid little attention to the comments I received for my posts. To keep the steady flow of… Read More Cleaning up the mess – analysing spam blog comments
This post is for summarizing the information about the time-lapse movie I mentioned in my earlier posts titled Using a standard web camera to capture a time-lapse on Linux and Compiling UVC driver for Linux with still image support. As it turns out this topic is one that was actually read by someone out there (based… Read More Time-lapse movie on Linux – How is it achieved ?
To support my web camera project and enable it to use higher resolutions I need to patch the UVC driver in the kernel with still image support found on https://github.com/yangh/uvcvideo. First the chages made in that project to the standard UVC driver were merged with the driver in 3.0.4 kernel I’m running now. The newly… Read More Compiling UVC driver for Linux with still image support
It’s been a long planned project, promised to my spouse, to capture the garden’s growth and continous change on a time-lapse movie. I wanted to do it for over a year, but it took quite a while to set the system up and running. The stages I went through to get it done are to… Read More Using a standard web camera to capture a time-lapse on Linux