Well, this action is done. I’ve added 1 thing to it, the ability to cancel a switch. The usual screenshot:

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Well, this action is done. I’ve added 1 thing to it, the ability to cancel a switch. The usual screenshot:

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After some talk with dario (cool guy btw), i’ve changed some things in the management of switchable graphics and it’s almost ready for inclusion in KDE.
git clone git://anongit.kde.org/kde-workspace.git cd kde-workspace wget http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5225087/0001-Added-switchable-graphics.patch git apply 0001-Added-switchable-graphics.patch mkdir build cd build cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr .. cd powerdevil make sudo make install
And here goes the result
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As i said in the previous post, good news are coming.

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After 1 year of silence i’m gonna blog again.
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I have made some tests comparing mesa and gallium code for my ati card. Well, classic mesa definetly looses as doesn’t render textures right. For example frogatto doesn’t run under r600c, but runs well under r600g. Urban terror has no textures and 56fps with r600c, with r600g it gives me a nice GPU hung(it’s a regression, i had it running *with* textures some weeks ago). And finally i can play ut2004 with my powerful ati card. Wow finally!
Managing network is not easy from computer’s point of view. There’s little automagic to do. But most folks don’t get it and try to automate the hell out of it.
We have the Network Manager example of how NOT to do a network manager. It fucks up what you do in console, does a lot of stuff without even telling you wtf is it doing. Otoh it has good support for 3g dongles and has a neat interface in gnome.
So what should a network manager do?
* Connecting to wireless
* Connecting to 3g
* Connecting to Vpn
* Sharing connection(ethernet, wireless)
* Setting up a quick local network (gaming, lan parties)
* Choosing default route
* Choosing global dns
* Notify about network changes (disconnected, connected from console and so on)
* Wireless link in gui
So if you’re wondering, they’re all features i plan for netcfgfx, and this network manager won’t be archlinux only. Stay tuned
[12:10] <1> about some things, but most make me sad
[12:11] <1> mostly the stuff that is known for a loooong time and vendors still ignoring reality
[12:11] <admiral0> likeusing reader while there are a lot of poppler-based open readers?
[12:12] <admiral0> s/likeusing reader/like using adobe reader/
[12:12] <+infobot> admiral0 meant: like using adobe reader while there are a lot of poppler-based open readers?
[12:12] <admiral0> infobot: <3
[12:12] <+infobot> I love you. <3
[12:12] <1> that’s only half of the truth
Hello people. Recently i found a very nice program for pentesting, it’s called grim wepa. I started it and it works.
Really nice. It looks like this:

But I don’t like GUIs that reinvent everything so i fixed the iwlist issue that grim wepa had with archlinux and removed fancy graphics (i set Gtk look and feel). Here is the result with my GTK theme:

So if you want it, here is the patch. apply to grim wepa 1.1 alpha.