Edit: Changed the img tags to hopefully make the images show up on Planet KDE. They sort of give context to the rest of my blog. ;-)
Edit 2: Nope. You can click on the title above to view the blog from my site though.
What Literature Classic are you?
Umberto Eco: The Name of the Rose. You are a
mystery novel dealing with theology, especially
with catholic vs liberal issues. You search
wisdom and knowledge endlessly, feeling that
learning is essential in life.
Which literature classic are you?
brought to you by QuizillaI find this funny, because I have no clue whatsoever what this book is, although the conclusion sounds close enough.
What Type of Social Entity are You?
**Category IV – The
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You have a small, highly edited social group, and
you like it that way.</p>
What Type of Social Entity are You?
brought to you by QuizillaI thought this one was rather unfair. It didn’t have an option for “Yes, I have one best friend and that’s pretty much it, but I’m actually quite content with that”. :-P
clee, I’m for (almost) anything to improve KDE’s build system (and build speed). As I discussed in IRC, I wouldn’t mind the /admin build system if we could centralize so that you only had one copy installed on your computer, and KDE applications wouldn’t have to distribute their own /admin. However, I like pkg-config a lot, so if you can make it work, then by all means, go for it.
And I would like to know where Timothy Butler pulled a figure of 200 KControl modules from. aseigo has already posted a nice reply to the article, so I can see no reason to elucidate further.