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LG P500 Update to Android 2.3.3
2011/07/21 12:43 in /tech
And now, finally the Gingerbread update for the P500! With firmware v20c the smartbench
results are now 357 for productivity and 573 for gaming. Hmmm...
With 2.2.2 it was 439 and 416. Ah well... trackbacks - comments - permalink
LG P500 Update to Android 2.2.2
2011/06/14 18:26 in /tech
Just upgraded my P500 from German v10b to v10e firmware. Voila, the 'caller name not showing up' bug seems fixed, also that french stuff
in the calendar is gone. And Smartbench got from p:229 g:447 to p:439 g:416. Let's hope that the reboot bug is also fixed now...
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Chromium 11 backport to Debian Squeeze
2011/06/07 18:24 in /coding
Heya,
I took some 5 minutes yesterday and built the newest Chromium version found in unstable for squeeze. I thought I'd share this, thus a public repo (64bit-only, sorry) is available with the following line added to your sources.list: deb http://www2.informatik.hu-berlin.de/~beier/debian/chromium/ ./You can get the signing key by issueing wget -O - http://dontmind.freeshell.org/christianbeier.asc | apt-key add -as root. trackbacks - comments - permalink
Howto create an Eclipse project using Android NDK
2011/05/18 17:26 in /coding
Short writeup of howto use one of the Android NDK samples comfortably from within Eclipse:
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MultiVNC 0.5 released!
2011/05/07 21:42 in /coding
Hi there,
I am proud to announce the release of MultiVNC version 0.5, the first release with MulticastVNC actually working well. The most prominent feature surely is MulticastVNC flow control. This means MulticastVNC now automagically adapts the server's transmission rate to the capabilities of the network and clients, much like TCP! Furthermore, new features include Ultra encoding for MulticastVNC and a freely sizeable receive buffer in addition to the OS-dependent socket receive buffer. Also, MultiVNC is now able to connect to Apple Remote Desktop servers, it is now possible to select the desired VNC encoding and encrypted connections now work on Windows as well. On the usability front, a keyboard grab button was added that allows to enter arbitrary key combinations like Ctrl-Alt-Del into MultiVNC without being interpreted by the local OS. This works on UNIX by now. Bugfixes include the bug with the viewer becoming unresponsive under high multicast loads and not being able to enter IPv6 addresses. Download it over at sourceforge! trackbacks - comments - permalink
The multi-pointer x11vnc now shows cursors!
2010/04/15 15:36 in /coding
The big fat multi-cursor commit: Show cursors in multi-pointer mode.
Get it over at github. Cursors are drawn directly into the framebuffer by x11vnc as RFB has no notion of multiple pointers/cursors. This still has some visual glitches when running multi-threaded, hopefully the addition of a DisplayFinishedHook to libvncserver will solve this. trackbacks - comments - permalink
MultiVNC 0.2 released!
2010/02/17 14:28 in /coding
This version, besides bugfixes, boasts
some new important new feateures, MulticastVNC being the most
prominent one.
Here's the news:
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MultiVNC 0.1 released!
2009/11/21 02:03 in /coding
Yeah, it's out, the first public release of my shiny cross-platform
VNC viewer for UNIX, Windows and OS X.
Here's the feature list:
Actually version 0.2 is in the making since a while and already carries some bug fixes and new features ;-) trackbacks - comments - permalink
whoohah, my first shiny post!2009/06/15 16:48 in
but not really much to say by now...
just that i _finally_ set up this damn thing using
blosxom, cause that one
seems the only one without a dependency on mysql.
so here we go! trackbacks - comments - permalink |
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