Imendio

Webkit/GTK+ is a really nice thing already. It still has it's rough edges, but it already works really nicely.

So, it's been almost a week since we released Giggle. We've been happily receiving lots of love in the form of emails, bug reports, suggestions, patches and even debian packages. Now we think it's time to share some love with you, so let's giggle together.

Doing so is pretty easy: you can subscribe to the giggle mailing list or join the Jabber chat room giggle on conference.imendio.com.

So, I haven't been blogging for quite some time. And I actually have to good excuses for that: I have been really busy during the last weeks (ImendioConf took place in the beginning of November; Linux World Expo in Cologne the week after) and my server has been down for 2 weeks (I'm sorry).

But now things are getting back up again (at least most of the SVN trees and web sites are) and I can catch up with some things.

So, I started to use this cute machine that Imendio payed about two weeks ago. Last week I realized a very nice feature: as this is a Dual-Core processor, I got CPU loads of 49-51% while compiling. The reason is obvious: one core is busy with the gcc command while the other is still available for the desktop (that's the feature point).