Written in English.
Oh shit!
I have a bill from the tax office since May 2008.
It was due last December and I never knew I had to pay anything.
Now I have to pay it plus the interest rate!
It's not much but ... :-(
Long time since I posted anything here. I just have nothing to say. Nothing is happening in general and all days are almost the same!
* Went to Egypt on vacation and came back.
Yup, thanks to Matan Ziv-Av who did a few improvements and fixes and uploaded him-arabic to maemo extras.
The good part is the addition of the Hebrew keymap (And a few other things).
Really, I f****** hate reCAPTCHA. I decided to input "foo" instead of the hard to read word (Which is the scanned part probably).
This is an example of a clueless and non-informative blog entry. Please feel free to skip it.
Years ago when we were young at school, teachers used to ask as:
* Did you forget to eat ?
03.10.08:
Helsinki (08:00) to Vienna (09:40)
Vienna (10:35) to Cairo (14:10)
02.11.08:
Cairo (10:50) to Vienna (13:40)
Vienna (19:40) to Helsinki (23:20)
Yes, 6 hours of transit...
And blame Ezabi for convincing me to fly EgyptAir from Cairo to Vienna!
Sitting down ignoring anything but the phone call and by accident raised my head
I'm puzzled. I want to speak but I can't... Just can't.
I'm planning to move all my mailboxes to an IMAP server running on foolab.org, use offlineIMAP to sync between vader "my laptop" and naboo "foolab.org". It will also allow me to access my email from multiple computers at the same time.
I'm using mutt as my primary email client.
The big problem is offlineIMAP needs a local Maildir while I'm using mbox
I can upload the emails from mutt to the IMAP server but why do I have to redownlosd them again ? Beside, it's a lot of manual work.
I didn't really find a good mbox to maildir converter so I decided to use mutt.
This post has a bit of my history and emotions. It can be skipped!
The summary is: Katoob has a new maintainer.
...
Yes, a long time.
Back in 2002, Gtk 2.x was just released. Efforts were spent porting, rewriting and redesigning parts of GNOME. The aim was GNOME 2.0 and later on 2.x