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Rng 1.0 in unstable - July 19, 2008

I&8217;ve finished the porting of rng from qt3 to qt4 and uploaded it to unstable. It has some minor regressions compared to the qt3 version, like the localization of the qt4 widgets which isn&8217;t working yet and that the column which sorts the table isn&8217;t saved and restored properly on startup, but it closes many ...
http://blog.venthur.de/2008/07/19/rng-10-in-unstable/

Maximize vs Maximize to Preferred Size - July 11, 2008

In times where screen resolutions of 1600x&8230; and above are becoming more and more common, I wonder if the maximize window button which enlarges a window to take all the available space on the desktop is still as useful as it used to be. I noticed that some (if not all, I&8217;m not a Mac user) ...
http://blog.venthur.de/2008/07/11/maximize-vs-maximize-to-preferred-size/

Segfaults Everywhere - July 7, 2008

Dear Lazyweb, A few weeks ago rng started to show some segfaulty behavior. I&8217;ve absolutely no idea what&8217;s going on, since Python code usually doesn&8217;t segfault. I guess the problem lies in the qt3-bindings rng uses &8212; does someone know how to verify this There is a backtrace which seems to show that the problem lies ...
http://blog.venthur.de/2008/07/07/segfaults-everywhere/

Tab Completion in Pythons Interactive Mode - July 6, 2008

While browsing the python docs, I accidentally stumbled upon this today. It describes how to get Tab completion in Python&8217;s interactive shell: Create a .pythonrc file with the following content: try: import readline except ImportError: print "Module readline not available." else: import rlcompleter readline.parse_and_bind("tab: complete") Put this somewhere ...
http://blog.venthur.de/2008/07/06/tab-completion-in-pythons-interactive-mode/

Linux Action Show - July 3, 2008

MJ Ray noticed that LugRadio is going to end soon and asks for alternatives. I&8217;d recommend to give Linux Action Show a try. I&8217;ve always preferred it over LugRadio. It is funny, informative and not quite as vulgar as LugRadio.
http://blog.venthur.de/2008/07/03/linux-action-show/