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Monthly Archives: April 2006
Eat your heart out, Microsoft :)
So on Monday, Marcus over in the gphoto2 development land committed a monster patch giving MTP Metadata support to libgphoto2. I’ve been waiting for this patch to land so that I can pipe that information thru to Banshee MTP support, … Continue reading
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Tagged Free and Open Source, MTP
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Trip back to the old days…
It’s been a fun trip over the last few days as I remember my XFCE days as I’ve been getting emails about the xfce-xmms-plugin that I started back in the day. That was TWO YEARS ago now that I wrote … Continue reading
FreeBusy parser
I’ve always been wondering how I can make use of the FreeBusy export in Kronolith, and I’ve been looking for a php script to parse it into a simple calendar…so I’ve decided to write one for myself! It’s nowhere near … Continue reading
Transfers in banshee with libgphoto2/MTP driver (ptp2)
So, I finally got it working over the weekend :) Marcus is a genius, and it turns out that libgphoto2 has mass-storage device detection support which just so happens to touch HAL in just the right way that it screws … Continue reading
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