Musings

I have dabbled for a long time to set up my perfect email environment. Now it slowly comes together… Here are the advantages of my setup: access to my complete email from everywhere where I have internet access Fulltext search and auto classifiying Almost spam free virus free Managment free Interested? Here’s what you need: A Linux server under your control (mine is a redhat box) Zoe Popfile Opera 7.x Read on for the setup ...

As mentioned yesterday, I had to do a bit of work on an application that included the possibilty of redoing some 15000 links. Here’s what’s happened: I’m maintaing a Notes application for a corporate manual. This manual get’s revised every 6 months, with new versions being put out. The revision coming up is major, so we decided to fork the manual (i.e. creating a new copy of it to work on) instead of using the built in workflow process to handle the changes with draft documents. ...

Raggle, a RSS aggregator written in Ruby (via Jeremy) Brainstorm & Raves on Opera Opera 7.20 Beta 7 (which I use for 95% of my browsing

I already rank nr 3 on the google search for ascii porn, so I figured I could top this of with a link to a view on teletext found via marc’s voice: Teletext Porn. Oh – and those that have been waiting for some update on new HTML designs - bear with me. A project has been hitting the fan - and I’m facing the task of redoing some 15'000 links manually in an application, if I can’t find the cure to do it programatically… ...

Yesterday on TV: A 82 year old swiss lady, looking not one day older than 60. She must be the happiest person on this earth. She is doing day-care for 10-14 children - ranging from toddlers to kids going to school. Getting up every day at 5. Firing the stove with wood. First kids arrive at 6:30, last kid leaves at 18:00. Every day. Her last holidays were in 1971 when she visited her mother in the US - but didn’t quite like it. ...

I have bought and installed Crossover Office to run IE 6 and Lotus Notes on Linux. There is an installation option for Lotus Notes by default, but it failed me when I tried to install the Domino Designer and Adminstration clients. This is what I did to get it to work and to have a shared Windows / Linux Installation of Notes: I assume that you have a working Notes installation under Windows. Also you must be able to mount the filesystem that this installaiton resides on Install the Lotus Notes client only in CrossOver Office. Run it, and be sure that it comes up. You can try to configure the client but we will kill that installation in a minute. Exit Lotus Notes Drop to a shell and go to ...