All projects under XEUS are now back under CVS control. Each project has its own CVS repository so, if anyone actually starts to help with these, I can manage access on a project by project basis more easily.
Monthly Archives: October 2004
I’ve got all the projects checked into CVS again in preparation for migrating away from Subversion. The latter is probably a good system, but I’ve had lots of trouble getting authorization to work and I don’t want to spend any more time on it. I know I can get CVS […]
Migration back to CVS in progress
Trying to keep up with the TechoJones, I put all my software projects under Subversion control. Unfortunately the authentication issues with Subversion keep getting in my way. I just tried to add a couple of files to a project and I find I don’t have write access. I used to […]
Agggh…Subversion…
I’ve finally got my minimyth build environment for the PXE files (boot kernel and cramfs ramdisk) working to the point where MythTV will come up. The build process is fairly clean – you can build different components individually then rebuild the “pkg” (kernel and cramfs). That makes working on updates […]
MiniMyth Build System
This is just a test to see if the code viewer really works. The following should be the formatted CSS used by code-viewer in the wp-layout.css file: Yep – it worked. Very nice. I had to install the CSS at the top of the rubric style I’m using, but that […]
Testing the code viewer plugin
I keep trying to take my lunch hour to do some writing. There are only a few free hotspots in The Woodlands (which is way north Houston) so getting to one quickly is problematic at best. Starbuck’s are on every corner, with their T-Mobile HotSpots service, but why pay for […]
Finding a place to write
Wow. WordPress really rocks. It only took about 5 minutes to get it up and running (as advertised), though it took another 30-45 minutes to run through the myriad of configurable options. All this was done on my staging server at home, which used a different domain name than the […]
Migration from staging to production server complete.
I’ve fallen victim to the advancing world around me. No longer will I persue the wild dreams of my own blog software. Nay. I’m now a child of WordPress. What I need now is to convert my logging front end (based on vi) to work with the XML-RPC API so […]