Ukolovnik

New version of simple todo manager called Ukolovnik has been just released. Version 0.7 comes with following changes: Development switched to subversion. Added support for CSV export. Added support for vCalendar export. Filed under: English Ukolovnik | 0 comments

New version of simple todo manager called Ukolovnik has been just released. Version 0.7 comes with following changes: Development switched to subversion. Added support for CSV export. Added support for vCalendar export. Filed under: English Ukolovnik | 0 comments | Flattr this!

If you want to follow SVN commits on some of my SVN repositories, you can subscribe to appropriate maling list, which gets notification on each SVN commit. I hope I set up mailman correctly and everything will work as I expect :-). This list is also ... [More] automatically forwared to packages.qa.debian.org, so you can also subscribe there for Debian package changes. [Less]

If you want to follow SVN commits on some of my SVN repositories, you can subscribe to appropriate maling list, which gets notification on each SVN commit. I hope I set up mailman correctly and everything will work as I expect :-). This list is also ... [More] automatically forwared to packages.qa.debian.org, so you can also subscribe there for Debian package changes. Filed under: Coding Debian English Gammu Ukolovnik Wammu | 0 comments | Flattr this! [Less]

I finally managed to migrate some things to Subversion from Bazaar. This does not yet include Gammu related things (Gammu, python-gammu and Wammu), because they are more tricky to migrate. However all Debian packaging now can be handled using ... [More] svn-buildpackage, which makes things a bit easier. Also smaller projects like Ukolovnik, polld and dictionary converter have been migrated. You can see list of repositories at http://svn.cihar.com/, where is also link to web based browser. Please note that repositories might change in future, because everything is not yet completely settled down. [Less]

After more playing with Tailor, I managed to hack it enough to convert my Arch repositories to Subversion. Move from distributed to non distributed VCS migth look as step backwards, but I have pretty good reasons for this: Subversion is widely ... [More] used and there is big chance that potential contributor will know how to use it. This lowers barrier for contributing (especially when compared to current Arch/Bazaar). Subversion sucks much less than CVS which is other well known VCS. If I want to work distributed I can still use Bazaar-NG with foreign branch features. The conversion is currently on the way and will probably need some time (about half of Gammu revisions have been converted so far). [Less]

I finally managed to merge long pending patch in tracker and here comes new release of Ukolovnik - 0.6: Detect concurrent editation.

Maybe I'm a bit late, but happy new year! I was quite silent in last days as I was having rest from computer and enjoyed real life. What will this year bring? I will hopefully become Debian Developer, as only required step right now is account ... [More] creation. This is good news for Gammu users who run Debian, as I would like to upload testing versions to experimental (as well as appropriate python-gammu builds). What else? Some new releases of my projects :-). I'm still working on Wammu and configuration wizard. There is a bit more work than I expected, but it should be ready during January. I don't expect much new features in python-gammu, it will be just kept in sync with gammu. The only remaining project is Ukolovnik, which is in perfect state for me, however other users request more features and I should sometimes get at least to patch merging :-). [Less]

Ukolovnik 0.5 has been just released. New features: Fix upgrade error. Include Czech translation.

It happens too often in recent program releases - I do a release and few moments after it I notice some quite important bug. Today it is deadlock in upgrading in Ukolovnik. I should have seen it before (as I fixed simmilar problem for another part of ... [More] config layer), but I haven't. I'll wait for some time if something else appears and then make another new release. You can meanwhile apply patch from the bug manually or use daily snapshot. [Less]