Archives Jan. 4, 2006
Seven, In the Morning?
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Vindaloo.
You hear rumours
About hours
Between four in the morning
When all good men go to sleep
And noon
When men of virtue rise
But then one day
You experience it first-hand
Forced upon you by the ungodly
The craven
The corrupt
Only then
Do you truly understand;
They are evil
RunSnakeRun released (finally) (HotShot profile loading/viewing utility using wxPython)
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Snaking.
Since Dobes wanted it, I've packaged up RunSnakeRun as a distutils archive so that people can install it on their systems easily. It even has its own little web-page now on which you can see a screenshot and from which you can download a copy.
Quick asterisk tips (Little things that kill ya...)
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Tuxedo.
If you're seeing messages saying that asterisk was unable to open the sound device when running on a desktop machine, edit /etc/asterisk/modules.conf and tell it to use alsa instead of oss.
If asterisk is having problems finding a file, check to make sure that you haven't specified the file with spaces around it, that is ...
Shane's Darwin platform module for OpenGL-ctypes (Test and report bugs...)
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Snaking.
Shane Holloway just sent in a darwin.py platform module that should let OpenGL-ctypes run on OS-X (he's only tested with the wxPython demo so far). I've checked the module into CVS, so all you darwin peoples who've just been chomping at the bit to see the OpenGL-ctypes goodness, feel free to check it out and ...
Getting MeetMe running on Gentoo (Key is apparently to specify the "zaptel" use flag when emerging)
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Tuxedo.
I'm trying to do a little experiment with MeetMe under Asterisk. Nothing complex, just using a SIP account to create a little user's chat line thing. Eventually have it controlled by the provisioning system with a charge added to your monthly bill when you set up a conference.
I got blocked the last time I ...
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Mike C. Fletcher, the VRPlumber, is a philosopher of design turned computer programmer based in Toronto, Canada. He works primarily in the Python programming language, and maintains a large number of Open Source software packages. You can reach him at: mcfletch@vrplumber.com.