I’m extracting all my CD’s to flac files but my girlfriend is using iPod and iTunes on Windows which won’t play flac files. So I looked into converting all the music to mp3 so she could use it as well. I wanted a way to do it from the command line and I knew Gstreamer was up for the job:
I have been learning a bit of Mono over the last couple of months and yesterday I decided that I wanted my code in a verison control system. The choice fell on Bazaar for various reasons which is unimportant and uninteresting at this point. Right now I just wanna write down how I did :D
I was cleaning my (computer) desktop and found this video about a helpdesk from medieval times ( sadly it is in Norwegian :( ). I had saved it on purpose because I though it was so funny. Now I found it on YouTube… deleted :P
Today I got dual screen in Ubuntu working… I have been fiddling around with it a few times before but nothing seriously. Never got it working the way I wanted. Earlier I edited the xorg.conf by hand while following guides from the internet and yesterday I stumbled upon a graphical Nvidia X configuration tool by accident… the solution was a bit of both.
Last week I attended a Xen course on SLES10 (SP1 RC5). We used virt-manager. I looked for it in Ubuntu but wasn’t able to find it. Instead I found this request for packaging virt-manager for Ubuntu.
This week I’ve been on a course to prepare for the Novell Certified Linux Engineer (CLE) which is required (and payed) by my employer. But to take the CLE certification test you need to be CLP certified first, so today I took the CLP certification. Now I’m ready to do the CLE tomorrow.
I think its kinda hidden. You might have wondered why vmware-server kernel modules was available from the repositories but no vmware-server? The answer is: It is available!