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Some more Fedora 7 impressions
Man have I been busy. I’m finishing up the wedding I shot a couple of weeks ago, so I haven’t had time for much. I think I have nVidia up and working now, although still just one monitor is working. glxgears gives me 1340 FPS – is that good or bad? I’ll have to look…
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Fedora 7 GUI up, but not nVidia….yet (and other first impressions)
Updating via Livna nVidia did not completely fix the problem. As in the last time I upgrade I am now down to one monitor and I hate it! I feel so cramped! I’m still updating some stuff so hopefully this’ll be fixed soon. While I’m at it….I don’t like the default Gnome icons for Fedora…
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Fedora 7 Installed – GUI borked
But that’s my own fault. I thought about switching away from nVidia before updating, but I didn’t. So I’m updating – there’s 1 GB worth of updates. So when I get home today I need to install the nVidia drivers from Livna. The upgrade went off without a hitch except for one thing: in grub,…
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Awesome Mashup
Here’s a great mashup Remyyy created with vintage footage and a recent song. It matches up fairly nicely! You don’t know me from Remyyy on Vimeo
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Fedora 7 install process
It’s almost done installing. I’ve stayed up too long to go to sleep now. Although, I doubt I’ll stay up past one. I might have to finish it off tomorrow. Anyway…it looks like they’ve eliminated the time left to install. That’s probably a good thing as for the past 3+ years it’s always been horribly…
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Fedora 7 install
I usually wait a while to install new Fedora releases, but a few things made me decide to give a whirl today. First of all, my torrent finished at a reasonable time. Second, Freshrpms is actually already ready for the upgrade. Finally, I read online that it’s a pretty stable release that doesn’t rock the…
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Rhythmbox Revisited
A while back (6 mo to a year ago), I tried Rhythmbox and found it too buggy for me. I absolutely hated it. I loved Amarok so I used that within KDE, but it took forever to load within Gnome. So what was I to do? Ever since Fedora started packaging Mono, I’ve been using…
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Pidgin Arrives in Fedora
I thought I’d have to wait for Fedora 7 to experience Pidgin (what gaim got renamed to due to their legal battles with AOL – as I previously blogged), but they provided it for Fedora Core 6. The interface has changed a little. Here are some screenshots showing my first impressions on the differences: The…
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Fedora 7 is here!
And it’s called Moonshine. I like the name better than Zod, Fedora Core 6’s name. Here’s the announcement from the Red Hat Mailing List: * From: The Fedora Project * To: fedora-announce-list redhat com * Subject: Announcing Fedora 7 (Moonshine) * Date: Thu, 31 May 2007 03:28:41 -0700 Howdy, cousins! Welcome to our little Fedora…
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Mario Party 8…
…is a lot of fun. I love pulverizing (and being pulverized) in the mini games.
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A hilarious Penny Arcade
Can be found here. However, there is profanity involved, so don’t go there if that offends you. Otherwise hilarious. That’s all I have to say today, spent my time out of work watching disc 4 of “The Office” and pre-ordering Mario Party 8.
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Wii Remote Awesomeness
This guy wrote software to control music loop software with a Wiimote. Unfortunately, I think it’s only for macs. Wii Loop Machine Demo from The Amazing Rolo on Vimeo
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Clear Water
Thanks to the helpful users over at blenderartists.org, I was able to solve the problem of the water turning black upon landing on the table in my fluid simulations. Apparently, I needed to turn on TraShadows (transparent shadows). You may want to save this for your last step because it causes the renders to take…
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Some of my favorite Wedding Shots
I was the photographer for a wedding this weekend (that’s the reason behind the lack of any posts recently). Here are some of my favorite shots so far.
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Latest Demo
I tried another shot at using the physics engine and here’s my latest work. I rendered this at full HD resolution so it took 2 days and 7 hours to render these 990 frames. Enjoy! Back to Basics – Bullet Physics Engine Dominoes (Part 2) from djotaku on Vimeo