I have just installed a 2.6.9 kernel and now my laptop wakes after suspend with acpi. But as soon it has awoken it stats to shutdown :(
I have to find out why this happens… but it is getting there YE YE :-D
Update: Suspend actually works now. Just me who thinks you have to wake the computer up with the power button. (I had disabled lid-suspend because it didn’t work with earlier kernels).
After yesterdays small data loss I have been working hard tonight to prepare the site for the update that I have been working on for so long now. All the pieces seem to have fallen together now and the new site seems to be running just fine.
The transission to Smarty and an enchanced data structure was hard work by I hope that it eventually will pay off. I have made a small update to the 3 old wallpapers. I have removed my email from them which was tagged on the lower left corner.
Next step(s) for the Debianart website:
Now I’m tired :)
Why do I have to learn the hard way?!?
When you want to write rm *~ dont stop half way there (rm *). Luckily It was only a few templates for the developer version of Debianart that got wiped, but it has delayed kick off yet again. Perhapes next weekend?
But the event made me look at a way to backup my important files. A colleague recommended rdiff-backup for backup and I have look at it and found it worthy :) I have used some examples I found on the net to get a picture on how it works. The good news is that rdiff-backup exists as a Debian package.
I have trouble making my laptop resume after I finally got it to sleep. I have reported a bug on the problem. It seems that it is making progress… though I will test some more to se if I have made mistakes :( It seems I’m good at that.
I’m a happy owner of a new Samsung 172X…. WITH NO PIXEL ERRORS. Did I mention that I’m very happy.
Update: I have added a few low quality pictures 
