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IDY28000 Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology Bureau National Operations Centre Satellite Notes for the 1200UTC chart on 29 March 2015 Issued at 12:55 am EDT Monday on 30 March 2015 The remnants of Tropical Cyclone Nathan are off the Kimberley coast with extensive cloud and embedded thunderstorms. A broad area of mostly middle level cloud is streaming from northwestern WA towards the east, through parts of the Northern Territory, South Australia, Queensland and New South Wales. Extensive cloud in the Indian Ocean off the northwest coast is associated with an upper level disturbance. A trough near the west coast of WA is causing isolated showers and thunderstorms. Another trough over central QLD is causing isolated thunderstorms. Low level cloud over Tasmania is associated with a passing cold front.

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Robert Plant Turns 65!!!
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Happy Birthday to Robert Plant, who turns 65 years old today (August 20th)!!! Although Plant has enjoyed a successful solo career since 1982, he will always be best known for his years fronting Led Zeppelin and co-writing the majority of the band's songs with Jimmy Page. Last week, Plant finally became active on Twitter, Instagram, and Google Plus, as well as re-launching his website, RobertPlant.com, which according to USA Today, "unveils never-before-seen personal artifacts, TV interviews, photos, press clippings, set lists, tour laminates, posters, videos, a discography and tour itineraries. Plant plans regular updates, including a documentary he shot of a recent trip to Mali."
Last year, Plant rush released a surprise live album from his new band Sensational Space Shifters, only two weeks after recording the set in London. The 15-track-collection, called Robert Plant Presents Sensational Space Shifters 7/12/12 HMV Forum, London, GB, includes tracks from Plant and bandmember Patty Griffin's solo works, blues covers of Howlin' Wolf and John Mayall tunes, along with handful of Led Zeppelin classics. In addition to Patty Griffin, the Space Shifters features members of Plant's pre-Band Of Joy group, Strange Sensations, including frequent Plant collaborator Justin Adams.
Despite the December 2007 Zeppelin reunion in London featuring himself, Page, John Paul Jones, and Jason Bonham filling in for his late dad John Bonham, Plant has been the lone hold-out in committing to any future performances. Several of the industries' top promoters have essentially offered the band a blank check should they commit to any number of road dates. Earlier this year, Plant hinted to Australia's 60 Minutes that the problems with reuniting with Zeppelin were due to his bandmates -- not him -- and adding that his schedule was free for 2014.
Last October at the New York City press conference following the press preview of Zeppelin's new concert film, Celebration Day -- which, along with is accompanying CD, chronicles the 2007 reunion gig -- Plant played it coy and then downright rude to reporters clamoring for some type of statement about future Zeppelin plans. After some coaxing by the event's moderator, Plant finally answered the reunion question with a bit of respect for the reporters in the room: "We were so happy that we were actually gettin' it right (coughs) and taking it beyond what we thought we were about that night. There were moments in it where we just took off and pushed off in some place. The responsibility of doing that four nights a week for the rest of time is a different thing. 'Cause, we're pretty good at what we do; the tail should never wag the dog. If we're capable of doing something in our own time that will be what will happen. So any inane questions who are from syndicated outlets (laughter), you should just really think what it takes to answer a question like that in one second, y'know? We know what we've got."
Coincidentally, just as the Zeppelin reunion rumors first began to catch fire in 2007, Plant enjoyed the biggest success of his solo career with his collaboration with Alison Krauss on their joint album Raising Sand, which hit Number Two on The Billboard 200 album charts. Plant and Krauss' cover of the Everly Brothers' "Gone Gone Gone (Done Moved On)" scored the 2007 Grammy Award for Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals.
Raising Sand producer T-Bone Burnett was sure that the duo would click immediately: "I know Alison's adventurous, and I didn't know Robert until we started working together. But, I've certainly followed him and I knew that he was adventurous, and I knew they were both interested in the history of music. So I suspected we could find common ground pretty easily."
In 2009, Plant was appointed a CBE (Commander of the British Empire) on the Queen's New Years Honors list, marking the first time that any member of Led Zeppelin has received an official accolade from Queen Elizabeth. The Queen's Honors are handed out twice a year, in June and at the New Year, and are awarded to people for all types of service, including the performing arts.
Well over 40 years in the business, Plant says that up and coming musicians should stay as independent as possible: "Stay away from a major label. Y'know, you've got to be able to deal with people who are telling the truth. You can't be in a position where, if things aren't happening for you within four weeks, you're history and you're left dangling forever. I know quite a few artists of my era who are in that position now, who just can't get away."
Although Led Zeppelin guards its catalogue against use in commercials, in 2004 they allowed their song "Rock And Roll" to be used by Cadillac, and let NBC use their song "Bring It Home" to be used in Olympic TV spots. Plant says that he actually doesn't mind the use of their material on TV, providing it's done with taste: "I think that's appropriate. I don't know how people view it, but as far as a young generation goes, if you hear that music in as many possible places as you can outside of the normal home for it, then it can only be a good thing."
The tracklisting for Robert Plant Presents Sensational Space Shifters 7/12/12 HMV Forum, London, GB is: "Fixin' To Die," "Tin Pan Valley," "'44," "Friends," "Spoonful," "Bron-Y-Aur-Stomp," "Ohio," "No Bad News," "Standing," "Black Dog," "Somebody Knocking," "Witchdoctor," "Whole Lotta Love"/"Steal Away"/"Bury My Body," "Another Tribe," and "Gallows Pole."
Robert Plant Presents Sensational Space Shifters will next perform on August 31st in Stradbally, Ireland.
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Yesterday, DiorMag brought you the new Dior VIII Montaigne watch. Today, discover the other new timepieces that the house is presenting at Baselworld.
They're called Dior VIII Grand Bal, Chiffre Rouge, Dior Grand Soir, D de Dior and the Mini D de Dior... From year to year, collection to collection, the iconic Dior timepieces are reinvented to the rhythm of the house's creativity. Though they correspond to the spirit of the time, they always remain faithful to the spirit of Dior, to its unique sense of line and color, of couture elegance and bold creativity. Now, once again, they can boast new finery, new lines, and new materials.
Thus, the Dior VIII Grand Bal watch boasts a couture skirt in silk lace on its visible frontal rotor, where a green silk thread is woven in a delicate skirt hemmed with diamonds, twirling over a black ceramic dial sprinkled with diamonds just like, on the evening of a elegant ball, the colorful dresses that twirl beneath the starry sky.
The men's collection Chiffre Rouge has added a new complications model, Chiffre Rouge C03, offered in a limited edition of one hundred pieces, and which combines a movement for the phases of the moon, big date and little second in a gray metallic mother-of-pearl dial accented with rose gold. With its masculine proportions and its sporty perforated leather strap, this new timepiece is totally in sync with the Dior Homme style, elegant but daring.
The D de Dior, a feminine and timeless watch, also expresses a new style and is set off by a gilded alligator strap, a rare and precious skin that echoes in the scales that cover the dial, embellished with a delicate gold bezel set with diamonds. The Mini D de Dior is reinvented, too. While the elegant lines of this great classic remain the same, its mirrored strap in metallic leather is set off with precious twinkles in the three colors of gold - yellow, rose and white - contrasting with the sobriety of the black mother-of-pearl dial.
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The CSA Expert Exchange online CSA conference is just about 5 days away! Registration closes at 5pm EST on Thursday, March 14th.
We have a fantastic line-up of presenters: CSA pioneer Elizabeth Henderson, dynamic CSA farmers Jean-Paul & Jody from Roxbury Farm, and member retention expert Gary Brever from Ploughshare Farm. Read more on the agenda page.
Interest in the conference is really high and I'm so excited to bring this knowledge to you and the wider CSA community! Over 125 CSA farmers across the country and internationally have registered for the conference already and we have a goal to get to 200 attendees by the end of the week. Proceeds benefit the Pennsylvania Association of Sustainable Agriculture (PASA).
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Lynne Rosetto Kasper from public radio's Splendid Table will join us for a question and answer session on culinary education for CSA members and the perception of CSA within the larger food community. We are very excited to have her expertise on board!
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Lynne Rossetto Kasper, of public radio's The Splendid Table (splendidtable.org) program, will be joining us for a 30-minute session to discuss how CSA's are perceived in the greater food and cooking communities. As a host of a nationally syndicated radio show, Lynne regularly interviews chefs, restaurateurs and other food experts from around the country. From this perspective, she'll discuss her thoughts on the challenges and opportunities presented by CSA's and will share some cooking techniques relevant to CSA members.
Kasper has won numerous awards as host of The Splendid Table, including two James Beard Foundation Awards for Best National Radio Show on Food, three Clarion Awards from Women in Communication and a Gracie Allen Award for Best Syndicated Talk Show.
The Splendid Table has been at the forefront of food issues and policies since its inception. Long before eating local became a catchphrase and farmers' markets became ubiquitous, The Splendid Table was talking about the changes needed in the food system and what was happening on the grassroots level. In fact, when The Splendid Table first went on the air, Lynne had to make sure to define such terms as "organic" and "sustainable" for listeners. Today those terms have become part of the everyday lexicon, and people's hunger for wholesome food and the rituals surrounding it has only increased.
Conceived by Robyn Van En as an antidote to industrial, monocrop agriculture, the Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) concept offers farms the opportunity to become centers of more sustainable communities.
"As CSA farmers, we recognize that teaching basic cooking techniques is of paramount importance for retaining members from year-to-year. CSA members that don't learn to cook the weekly box won't come back. Lynne Rossetto Kasper has this experience as she guides America's home cooks on her weekly radio show. Equally important is the fact that she has her finger on the pulse of the American home cook and she will give perspective on how CSAs are viewed by her listeners and how we can improve that perception," says Simon Huntley from Small Farm Central.
Full details and agenda for the CSA Expert Exchange: An Online Conference are available at csafarmconference.com.
On March 15th, Small Farm Central will be presenting the CSA Expert Exchange - an online conference covering topics important to farmers running CSA's (it's only a week away -- sign up now!!) We are proud to have several Small Farm Central clients presenting during the event. Gary Brever from Ploughshare Farm in Central Minnesota will be discussing member retention. We asked him to answer a few questions relating to how he ended up in farming, his thoughts on educating other farmers and how running a CSA has affected how he farms.
1) Can you tell us a little bit about how you came to farming and how Ploughshare Farm came about?
I grew up living on the lake, not on the farm in Alexandria Mn. Like many growing up in this area, we had relatives who had farms, but really farming wasn't on my radar screen growing up. The image that I had of farmers growing up was the Lake Wobegon Bachelor farmer image of a farmer with bib overhauls, a round belly and seed cap.
I, like many, was drawn to go down to the path of college and professionalism. I ended up going to a small liberal arts college after high school and was involved highly in the environmental and social justice movements. After College I did a two year volunteer stint on what's called a Catholic worker farm in WA state-- on forty acres we raised animals such as goats, chickens, dairy cows and also worked the fields with draft horses, raising this food for ourselves and the residents in need that stayed their on the farm. It was out in WA state that I met young families that were not only able to make a living farming but also seemed to be thriving. This is what initially drew me into thinking that farming could be a way of life for me. It seemed to make sense for me as a lifestyle because it solidified many of the values such as social justice, environmental justice as well as a way forward for peace. In addition, this way of life would allow me to use both my head and my hands and do it in a way that I was the "captain of my own ship" if you will.
2) Do you feel a duty to educate other farmers? Why? To what extent do you feel that sharing information with and educating other farmers is vital to the success of your own farm?
Over the past 10 years I have trained over 60 interns on our farm. These are mostly college aged folks who come to us for an experience in "getting their hands dirty." They have a wide range of previous experience and vision for their future. Some have never even tried kale, let alone grown it while others have worked at many different farms and intend to start a farm eventually on their own. It's the number one recommendation that I give to anyone looking to go into farming on their own--- intern, intern, intern. Work a number of years on other people's farms and on several different farms at that. What you will learn on one season on someone else's farm would equate to roughly 4 years of "trial by fire", attempting to do it solo.
Currently I'm really on the mission of sharing my financial perspective to young farmers.The burn out rate, divorce rate, and suicide rate for farmers is a huge issue and needs to be immediately addressed. There's some basic economic factors at play... too much risk, too little income for the amount of work. We have a tendency as farmers to put every ounce of energy and capital into our farms and in the end we just run ourselves ragged and into the ground.
I'm working to change this paradigm for farmers. We should be taking a look at the services we provide in a different way and get paid well above what most farms are currently charging.
3) How has operating a CSA affected the way you interact with your customers? How has it affected the way you operate your farm?
I look at my role with my customers similar as a health and wellness coach. For many, our farm is not simply an act to get vegetables in a different way, but they are looking to transform their eating habits. Our farm has become a vital resource for our customers for healthy living. In many ways customers relate to CSA's in a very similar way as they do with their local health club. If you take a look at a gym in January they will have tons of new members, coming in who are very excited about getting fit. They make a resolution to work out and are going three times a week. However, walk in the same club in early March and most of those new members have dropped off and the gym is left with mostly the regulars again. Same too with CSA... folks get excited when that first box arrives... but without training and teaching methods by August many new members are overwhelmed. That's why I've found it really important to keep the momentum of excitement up for new members, give them as many tools that I can such as cookbooks, a survival guide, and many recipes in our newsletter and Facebook page to keep them energized about this new endeavor that they are taking on for themselves and their families.
To register for the CSA Expert Exchange, go here.
On March 15th, Small Farm Central will be presenting the CSA Expert Exchange - an online conference covering topics important to farmers running CSA's (it's only a week away -- sign up now!!) We are proud to have several Small Farm Central clients presenting during the event. Jean-Paul Courtens and Jody Bolluyt from Roxbury Farm in Kinderhook, NY will be talking about establishing a systematic approach to a diversified operation, including when and what equipment is appropriate. We asked them to answer a few questions relating to how they ended up in farming, their thoughts on educating other farmers and how running a CSA has affected how they farm.
Jean-Paul Courtens and Jody Bolluyt
Roxbury Farm
Can you tell us a little bit about how you came to farming, how you ended up farming together and how Roxbury Farm came about?
Jean-Paul grew up in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. After a short stint in college he decided to WWOOF by bicycle through Wales and Ireland. When he returned to Holland he started homesteading. He quickly realized that he needed more education to make farming a career, so he enrolled in a 4-year biodynamic agricultural college called Warmonderhof in the Netherlands. After he graduated, Jean-Paul traveled to the U.S. to visit organic and biodynamic farms. He was asked to stay in the U.S to work at a Camphill in Minnesota providing the community with vegetables. After one year he moved to Hawthorne Valley Farm in Ghent, NY to initiate their vegetable operation. In the fall of 1989, after three years at Hawthorne Valley, Jean-Paul started Roxbury Farm. In 1990 Jean Paul was approached by members of the Center for Anthroposophy in NYC to develop a CSA relationship with Roxbury Farm. In 2000, Roxbury Farm with the help of the Roxbury Farm CSA members moved to new land in Kinderhook to gain long-term land security by partnering with the Open Space Institute and Equity Trust, Inc.
Jody grew up in Iowa. Her first job at 13 was de-tasseling corn (pulling the tassels out of field corn plants for cross breeding purposes) and walking beans (spraying Roundup on the weeds in a soybean field) During college she studied botany and biology and worked at a flower farm and greenhouse operation during the summer. After graduating from the University of Iowa, her passion for agriculture lead her to move to the Northeast and work on organic vegetable farms. She met Jean-Paul in the midst of the transition of Roxbury Farm to new land. Jody became a farming partner in 2001 and they were married on the farm in 2004.
You have a lot of material on your website that is aimed at educating other farmers. Do you feel a duty to educate other farmers? Why? To what extent do you feel that sharing information with and educating other farmers is vital to the success of your own farm?
In the Netherlands much of the information we have on our website is available to all farmers through extension services. It is easy for Dutch farmers to find out how long it takes to grow head lettuce in June compared to August. Also by hundreds of years of collective experience of vegetable farmers the most effective procedures for harvesting and crop production are universally adopted. In the U.S., Jean-Paul found that the lack of infrastructure and specific support and information was not available to beginning farmers. He initially wrote up the Harvest and Crop Manuals for the Roxbury Farm crew members. When other farmers expressed interested in the material, Jean-Paul put them on our website. We hope sharing our standards and systems (written for Roxbury Farm conditions) helps other farmers to be successful and to provide a template to develop their own manuals. As a biodynamic farmer, working out of anthroposophy, we believe that competition in the marketplace causes economical, ecological and cultural decline, and that experience and knowledge should be part of the public domain. In order to restructure our agricultural system we need more successful sustainable farmers. If we can contribute to that in some small way, we feel it is our responsibility to share in whatever way we can.
How has operating a CSA affected the way you interact with your customers? How has it affected the way you operate your farm?
Our farm is centered around our relationship to our CSA customers that is based on a continuing development of mutual trust. Our customers provide us with the financial means to operate the farm as an organism. They do this by supporting the operating budget of the farm and finding us a sufficient membership to help spread the cost. The members share the risk and receive the bounty of the farm. This relationship allows us to stay on the farm (as opposed to attending farmers markets) and to concentrate on becoming better farmers. The farm has grown to 1100 CSA members representing approximately 1500 households. This cooperation allowed the farm to secure 375 acres of land (with extremely low debt load), providing our 13 employees with higher than average wages (with four employees year-round employment), and transforming the farm from a vegetable operation into a diversified and integrated farm through the inclusion of a herd of beef cows, a flock of sheep, pigs, chickens, and two draft horses.
To register for the CSA Expert Exchange, go here.
We have awarded 13 scholarships for the CSA Expert Exchange through our New Farmer Scholarships. Every dollar counts in the first years of a farm operation, so I am very happy to provide this valuable information from our experts at no cost to these beginning farmers.
(By the way, there are only 10 days left until the CSA Expert Exchange. Tickets are only $45 to hear from four experts in CSA over four hours in the comfort of your home or office! Get registered soon!)
Here are a couple of quotes from the farmers who received the scholarship:
"I really would like to attend the conference and hear what people have to say about member retention and different ideas about how to build that community long-term through the CSA model. I would love for our farm to be a community center, where people could come and participate in what we do and learn and grow and all that. It would be so good if we felt we were providing food for people on a basis that felt fair and equitable to them, and that they felt nourished by spiritually and mentally as well as physically. Really building a network of friends and good neighbors in our relatively rural part of population-dense Connecticut, that could support and nurture each other long term. I think that would be incredible!" -Colin
"In order to be sustainable we must grow our membership base (which has been around 30 members the last two years), while also getting our growing practices more efficient with the proper use of small-scale equipment, and work harder at customer retention. " - Stefan & Mike
" This workshop would help me to build a CSA that works well for me as a farmer and for members as consumers - I am especially interested in member retention. I strive to educate members through weekly "share letters," and am looking forward to helpful hints on that front as well. " -Megan
"I would love to be able to attend the CSA Expert Exchange conference at this point in my career especially while our CSA is just launching. The knowledge we've received by attending conferences has always positively affected how we farm and I know learning about CSAs from so many experienced farmers would have the same positive impact on our new CSA and the way we market in general. -Shannon"
I spent a couple hours yesterday afternoon with Chef Matt at Marty's Market taking video with the help of the folks at Lockerman Studios. We worked through two simple technique videos: braised kale with onion and garlic and broccoli techniques. These will be worked into 2-3 minute videos that you will be able to use to educate your customers on how to cook your produce.
I have already learned a lot about video production and I'm really excited for what we can do with this medium. I have learned, first off, that it takes a lot of equipment, takes, and time to produce a short video like this. I'll post results as they come available!
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We know the power of photos for a website to connect eaters to the farm, but we should also be thinking about video. I think video is a under-utilized in farm marketing. With the smart phone that is likely already in your pocket, you can start harnessing this powerful tool by taking short videos.
Farmer Dave's in Dracut, MA does a lot with video to educate customers from what a "choice-style" pick up looks to like to a new CSA member orientation video.
Here is a beautifully shot interview with a CSA farmer:
Try video this season. Let me know what you come up with!
I have been thinking a lot about CSA member retention in the last few months in preparation for our online CSA conference and in regards to some of the new projects we are pursuing here at Small Farm Central. Brian Moyer at Penn State has done some thinking on this too:
"According to a survey of shareholders of CSA's in the Mid-Atlantic Region that was compiled by Lydia Oberholtzer for the Small Farm Success Project, on average, CSA's have to replace 55% of their shareholders every year. This can be a lot of work and worry every winter when you'd probably rather spend your time planning and ordering seeds for your upcoming season."
Read his article, 'Finding and Keeping your CSA Members' for more information on this really important topic.
Member retention is one of the core concepts we will be exploring during the CSA Expert Exchange conference on March 15th. We'll look at this through the lens of CSA community, CSA education, and more. The conference is only $45 and spots are going fast, so sign up soon!
The four of us all worked at the same farm in western Colorado, albeit during different seasons. We (re)connected at the PASA conference in State College, PA and got to swap stories of the farm over the years. We are all still working in agriculture in one manner or another.


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paulag wrote:My great, great uncle, Filippo Pandiscia, is listed on a WWI memorial in Lacedonia. I luckily found a photograph of the memorial on the website www.italiansofmontclair.com under 'Documents.' He was born in 1880, and he lived in Lacedonia.
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cynthiapondlewis wrote:My grandfather was Guiseppe Pandiscia of Lacedonia who is also on the memorial and lived in Montclair.
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Guiseppe was married to Antoinetta Merchant(e).She came over several years later. I do know that Guiseppe came over with a son and several years later once Antoinetta was in the USA with some other children born in Italy (James and one another one I just had a brain freeze on),
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I successfully manage to compile KDE without nepomuk/soprano/akonadi stuff (IMHO bloat), so if anyone needs instructions, PM me.
I successfully manage to compile KDE without nepomuk/soprano/akonadi stuff (IMHO bloat), so if anyone needs instructions, PM me.
treating that kind of people and their habbits as the only target, and ackonwledging those patterns as legitimate is not a good way to go for the least sucky DE of best F/OSS OS out there :|
with which on my every act of disabling it, notifications on plasma would pop-up about how horrible, that it's switched off. every log in, and some times in-beetwen, until not long ago, when it finally shut the fuck up with some update.
and Phonon... like there isn't enougt abstractions for multimedia already. for me, it also always glitchy: on pure ALSA it most of time unable to playback and poops text notifications instead into plasma about soundcard "being bussy", despite everything else working fine; and on PA it ignores sound notifications volume level from its config menu and "fart out" sounds with distortion, if any other playback is going on at that moment.
i pretty sure Gstreamer will suffice, and i heard that Gnome people prefer it too, so some more unification as a bonus. at least that way there are more chances, that someone would maintain it in the end.
they should have concentrated on kwin status more, instead of doing some shit, like rewriting built-in half-assed plasmoids and fidling with elaborate frameworks for them, since they still had to remake everything (QML transition) anyway and either way plasmoid-writing didn't gathered much usefull popularity. which isn't surprising, looking at the state of built-in, KDE authors's own, plasmoids in comparison to KDE 3.X Kicker.
i'm not saying they shouldn't done any of that at all, but bringing kwin and overall WM-functionality in order to Four-point-_NINE_ release (and not _from_ four-point-nine release) would have been... nice.
modularization, Qt5 and Telepathy work, hiring the dude, etc. seems pretty good though. i just hope, that it won't turn to crap in practice.
you're happy with how KDE4 turning up ? good for you. i'm not quite.
for me: it's fucked up, but, at least, it's not Gnome.
i would expect stunts like nepomuk/akonadi from there, and nice, modular things, like Telepathy & Gstreamer, from KDE. this whole KDE4 & Gnome3 thing is epic mindfuckery :/
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and an empty window with just an error message like "graphical system does not support resolution changes or rotation", at worst.
like it is now for me, but that has something to do with RandR being inactive for some reason. probably because Xinerama is enabled, but before that it didn't want to let mouse cursor unto second screen.
this is probably not KDE's but X issue, since it also let's windows go between screens, which it shouldn't.
which doesn't change the fact that KDE's monitor config is just a GUI for RandR, analogie of xrandr. which is pretty useless on use-cases other than "one giant virtual screen from all the outputs"-kind of multi-screen.
yeah, it is useful _for that particular, most-widespread use-case_. not because it's so good, but because there is no other choices in any GUIs, and most people not even aware about other options.
as a RandR GUI, it's OK, i guess.
I suppose that the KDE GUI could provide a better explanation as to why it won't work in the case of multiple X display Screens (:0.0, :0.1, ... :0.n), or across Displays (:0.x, :1.x) for that case I guess, but Meh.
Hopefully, by this time next year, all the hard work that David Airlie is doing towards that end will provide results that many of us wait upon
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But seriously, I have only a 240GB SSD and the KDE indexing is really, really awfully slow and still lacks basic options like disabling the indexing for files bigger than a configurable threshold. If you have several gigabyte germany.osm and germany.txt in your home directory you'll know what I mean.
The story is about KWin and you people discuss MySQL? WTF?
To post something ON TOPIC for a change: Martin already did incredibly much on KWin as hobby developer, it's hard to imagine how much he'll do as full-time developer. KWin is by far the best window manager that ever existed.
Phonon I can't really comment on because I havent had any issues with it in a long time. but Kopete was last updated 4 months ago according to the wikipedia article ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kopete ), though if you check the official kopete website ( http://kopete.kde.org/ ) The last update for it was back in 2008 so maybe its been in maintenance mode since 2008.Originally Posted by dfx.
I am glad to be seeing the community standardizing around Gstreamer, a lot of distros seem to be standardizing on things right now.
Gstreamer handles multimedia / codecs
Alsa handles audio drivers
Pulse handles audio output
Avahi handles mdns
systemd is looking to be the new standard for init and low-level things
LightDM is looking to be the new login-manager of choice since its lightdm-core + a greeter frontend
udev handles devices
NetworkManger handles Network Management (fittingly lol) though it does need bridging support to be fully capable.
Any new standards or possible standards I'm missing? Standards meaning standard because most distros use them/plan to use them, not because a committee sat down and said "This is the standard" (cant remember which is standard de facto and which is standard de jure, its 2am haha)
Could the crashes simply be related to the KHTML libs not being optimization friendly? Maybe gcc optimized away something important either due to a gcc bug or the style / architecture of the libs. Quite honestly is KHTML even really updated anymore? The ONLY source of updates I can find is: http://khtml-konqueror.blogspot.com/ and thats, by name, restricted to konqueror not AkregatorOriginally Posted by dfx.
Just gonna down the list, mainly just clarifying things for anyone else reading the discussion...Originally Posted by dfx.
1) Plasmoids to QML is a nice time. The logic and the GUI are being even more separated, and the GUI is now even easier to write thanks to how QML is done. They are relying on upstream (Qt) now instead of themselves. The plasmoids are also more portable. They can be used in Plasma Desktop or Plasma Active without any changes, are immediately crossplatform thanks to being Qt based, and are less glitchy. Perfect example is the rewrite being done for the file transfer plasmoid, it has a nasty habit of adjusting its size seemingly randomly when you have the details exposed. So you have the plasmoid showing and its height / width are jumping all over the place instead of staying static. The QML rewrite should fix that.
2) Redoing the frameworks for KDE5 is another good thing. KDE4 was a big change from KDE3 architecturally, and they realized they didnt get it right the first time but by then they were stuck with maintaining API and ABI compatibility. KDE5 is an opportunity to throw that out the window and refactor the architecture to be more sane, and split off the libraries into smaller libraries in the process making KDE more modular and having simpler dependencies.
3) Kwin should've gotten more love earlier, yes. But better late than never, and judging from the types of work Martin has been doing in relation to refactoring the classes and the hierarchy and the way things are done, I'm sure he'll have even more stuff to merge now that A) he's a full time developer, and B) He can throw backwards compatibility out the window with KDE5 coming up and people expect an API/ABI break. So its a good oppurtunity to just refactor the entire thing if he has the time and the ideas to do it.
You said yourself that its decades old X functionality thats breaking some things, I'm hoping that when the Wayland backend is introduced that they can split things off to where Kwin + X works as it always has, but Kwin + wayland will allow for new / better functionality that doesnt have to work around X's fundamental flaws.Originally Posted by dfx.
I wouldnt say I'm happy with KDE4, like theres somethings I wish could be changed, but I am far happier with KDE than I am with Gnome or XCFE or LXDE or any of the *boxes. The only one that i've always been attracted to more than KDE has been E17, but KDE definitely is more 'modern-capable' than E17.
KDE gets a lot of things right, yes, Gnome gets a lot of things wrong, yes. But no one is right or wrong 100% of the time. Gnome will have some good ideas (though honestly I cant think of anything 'good' since Gnome 3 that KDE didnt already do or was in the works for KDE) For you, Nepomuk is useless. Thats fine, but for me its useful. I just wish there was an search applet on the panel similar to OS X's Spotlight where I could just hit it and search instead of having to do alt-f2 when I wanted to do it, im not a fan of keyboard bindings mainly because I forget about them lol


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aoffan23 wrote:Swordsalmon wrote:There were some cool pieces, like this large grey piece with two red buttons on it. I'm not sure what it's for, though. :/
Was it this?
If so, that's a battery box for the old 9V motors.
Keldoclock wrote:Swordsalmon: Argues about the price of bits of plastic, yet happily forks over $1 for a quarter-sized bit of plastic that does nothing but look cool.
Silverdream wrote:Sell the car, then you get the brothel trip and the five hundred quid.
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piltogg wrote:just got what is probably one of the best sets of all time off ebay:
stubby wrote:omg noob, balrogs are maiars too, don't you know anything
Keldoclock wrote:piltogg wrote:just got what is probably one of the best sets of all time off ebay:
Hahah yes i have the same one, it's like 95% of my army right now
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@Michael: so, predicting more nVidia F/OSS driver efforts any time soon? (now that the Valve games are coming)
@Michael: so, predicting more nVidia F/OSS driver efforts any time soon? (now that the Valve games are coming)
Well whatever this article is, I'll say this:
I think if they did this, I'd seriously consider buying their stuff. That may sound pathetic, but there's no way in heck I'm buying a game that at any given point in the future may or may not work properly in WINE. In fact, if all a company makes is stuff for Windows, I'm not going to ever buy anything from them at all, ever.
I'll bet we can get frame rates that totally crush Vista if we get native ports of all the steam and source games.
..until we do, I'll still have my nexuiz, warsow, urbanterror, tremulous, openarena, alienarena, apricot, and so on and so forth.
I though the point of steam was to transfer purchased games between machines-- so it should be able to transfer between operating systems also. -Do you know how easy that would make it for steam gamers to switch OS'es? It could be the best gaming related thing ever to happen to us.
No one is going to throw away all the games they've already bought.
Wow- this would be really awesome. Guess I'll need a new laptop to play them since my Intel graphics card won't cut it.
There's finally more people who would like to take my money for games.
@Phoronix: Yep, you were on track about the ATI move, so I'm trusting this one.
I do hope they'll get about the problem of the multitude of distributions and the "loud minority" issue though OK...
I hope it all happens, but I'm not holding my breath... lernted my lesson with UT3. I would be dead if I was still holding my breath for that. I'll just have to live with the briadnamage already done.
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