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Sunday, 22 July 2007
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Natuba is nice, certainly very easy to use, but personally I am looking for something that I can either integrate directly into my site or, at a minimum, use a cname a la the Tumblr feature.
Saturday, 21 July 2007
Sunday, 15 July 2007
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Ah, great stuff... though it's been 10 years since I've had one... Lots of hops
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Always a good topic. What's the poison of the day?
Wednesday, 11 July 2007
Monday, 9 July 2007
Sunday, 8 July 2007
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I had a similar problem trying to install Feisty with the Live CD... I used the Alternative CD and that worked just fine. Older versions had installed via the Live CD however.
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I'd love to try Natuba... swschulz-gmail.com
Saturday, 7 July 2007
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Coredumped on me the first time I ran it, but it is up and running now. Lots of changes, so looking forward to see how it all works.
Friday, 6 July 2007
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Toodles
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Very good! Thank you for those. I'll let them run tonight to see how things go.
Thursday, 5 July 2007
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1) Ability to monitor the public timeline, e.g. pull in http://jaiku.com/feed/json
2) Once the API catches up, ability to reply to comments
3) Popup notifications when app is minimized a la Thunderbird new mail, etc (libnotify?)
4) Have the app remember the last location, at least while it is open, if not longer.
Look forward to further developments, and thanks for the app!
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I'd be happy to post comments and feedback anywhere you'd like... I didn't realize there was a SF project setup for it, I got it straight off your(?) blog page. I am glad to finally have a nice, lightweight linux client.
As for the newlines, I didn't do anything but copy and paste that, so I'm not sure what happened there, though I am glad it did as I expected it to be compressed as well.
Sorry for the 'public timeline' reference, that is probably from Twitter. But I mean that in the Windows clients I've used (Jaikuroo, etc), one can watch all the new posts to Jaiku (from everyone), not just the ones from friends. In fact, that was how I discovered this application, I saw, um, Techsyslonghorn's post go past and followed up on it. Via the api, rather than fetching $user.jaiku.com/feed/ fetching jaiku.com/feed.
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Here's my 30-second guide to installing Pjaiku on Ubuntu, if it might help in any way:
http://www.floozle.net/archives/2007/07/newjaikuapp_f.html
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