html" he described /a with system-tools-backends (which I was already a href="http://bmaurer.blogspot.com/2006/10/edgy-memory-usage.
html#comment-8057168916418557437" aware of /a ...
) is being worked on the i c-dispatcher /i branch. It's still experimental and requires a bit of tweaking in g-s-t to pass messages around, but it shows a writable memory usage of ~160KB during init, that's about 57x smaller, quite nice for a couple of evenings working on it, isn't it? ;) p On other hacking related news, I've been fixing a bunch of GTK+ bugs, and it's getting funnier by the minute, I think I'll spend more time with it.
p When walking to the subway yesterday (some hours ago) I noticed that in front of a nursing home for the elderly there was a huge sign announcing funerary services, what do they want to get with this sign? letting them know they'll be trying to suck their money even after their death? making them even more aware of what awaits them?
whatever the answer is, I found it a quite disgusting sample of how uncaring and egoistic may be society...
p Let me say you that you're then the b second /b last human being without mobile phone :) (I should buy one soon too, though...
) p When I left my last job I promised myself to find an exciting job...
didn't get that, but instead I'm seizing time and travelling a lot. In a few hours I'm travelling to Egypt to spend there a week, it's the 9th country I've visited this year, but I find this one pretty exciting! I'll continue my job search after this travel :P
gnome.org/EncuentroZaragoza2006" GNOME developers meeting /a celebrated in Zaragoza (Spain). It has been quite productive, with workshops about the longstanding GNOME-Hispano project " a href="http://libros.
es.gnome.org/librognome/librognome/librognome/book1.
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