Links for Monday 8th October, 2007
Posted by Roo - 08/10/07 at 11:10:34 pm- Add Ruby scripting to your Project Zero applications - Another reason to try Zero again soon. [Thanks Andy]
- The Journal of Joe The Peacock. ‘An unordered list of thoughts I had during a conference call with a potential client today’ - Utterly hilarious. [Via @kevglobal]
- Second Life - Blue screen with ATI Mobility FireGL V5200 (ThinkPad T60) - Interesting discussion thread for anyone with a Lenovo T60 struggling to use Second Life.
- One Laptop Per Child - Want! I love the get one, give one, approach. I want to get my hands on one. and buying one also means someone in the developing wold gets one too.
- Ray Reynolds: Wooda Arts Award Application - Ray (yep, she’s Mrs Roo) is an artist who has just overtaken me for trendy online media stuff. She used Keynote on her new MacBook to create an application for an arts award, Garage Band to record an MP3, both of which she stitched together on SlideShare.
- Suw Charman - Preparing for Enterprise Adoption FOWA - Suw’s (lolcat) slides from FOWA (get the notes from Suw’s talk too)
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re: OLPC - me too! :-)
I’ve had a quick play with one, and they are very sweet little devices. The interface is very different to the Windows norms, so it takes a while to get used to it. But once you get your head round it, it’s kinda fun.
Comment by Dale Lane — October 9, 2007 #
Did you get the impression it would be pretty hackable?
Comment by Roo — October 9, 2007 #
Yeah, definitely. There is already a decent collection of resources for developers out there, and I’ve been meaning to try out this (http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-sugar-olpc/index.html) for months now - instructions for running the OLPC software in an emulator. It’s been one of those things sitting at the bottom of my task list for a while :-)
Comment by Dale Lane — October 11, 2007 #