I did some minor updates to the Plankton theme yesterday.
The topright corner’s black blob is gone from the “home” view - yes, it was a bug, not some weird artistic brain fart of mine.
The buttons are much lighter in appearance - I want to do a very clean, simple theme that works.
The theme […]
Pretty interesting open letter from Steve Jobs..
Nice morning halo
Originally uploaded by TuomasKuosmanen
A recent photograph i took.
Finally I have more or less finished my new theme for the Nokia N800.
I hope to replace the old purple maemo platform development theme with this one. The template is in svn, I hope I committed it on the correct place, as Michael was moving stuff around when they were refactoring the theme packaging […]
If you decided to give the heck on what Steve says on his keynote soon, and got a nice iPod nano, and horror of horrors, Linux doesnt make it work out of the box immediately like it does for the older iPods, check out this patch and instructions to build yourself a new HAL.
N800
Originally uploaded by TuomasKuosmanen
Must join the mugshot herd!
Ari Jaaksi of maemo.org and Nokia wrote an interesting blog entry yesterday, I thought I’d share with you who don’t read planet maemo..
“I’d like a true operating system (Linux) and advanced middleware (GTK, Gnome, DBUS, ….) power new exciting connected mobile devices. I want to use the devices and their software as innovation platforms and […]
I love del.icio.us. Seriously. Try searching google for “free fonts” and you get the same crap on every “10000000000000000000+1 free fonts!!!” -site. They all suck.
Try the same on del.icio.us: This and this. Smooch!
rock painting of a horse skull?
Last week I was riding the bus to work.. and I looked at the back window.
I first thought there was an ad of some tribal art exhibition in a museum, as there clearly was an image of a horse or cow skull staring at me.
But another look revealed it was […]
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