August 8th, 2009
On August 4 the KDE communtiy announced the release of KDE 4.3, aka "Caizen". Beside numerous bug fixes it also brings new features which makes the KDE 4 desktop environment more complete. Over 10,000 bugs have been fixed and around 2,000 features have been added. Kudos to ...
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January 11th, 2009
If you use legacy lenses you will notice that some of the values are missing in the exif data. Focal length being one of them. You can add some of these with the help of the exiftools [1]. The program is probably available through your distributions repositories.
Examples
To ...
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November 28th, 2008
In an attempt to tighten things up I moved some content from my former site sjmk|dot|net to my foKuspoint site and then closed sjmk|dot|net.
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December 15th, 2005
A couple of days ago I wrote that there is a driver for RTL8180 based wlan cards available. With SUSE 10 it's already build into the kernel. Yay! I learned about this through the SUSE Laptop mailing list. Read on.
How To Get Started
First I uninstalled ndiswrapper so ...
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November 14th, 2004
Setting up a Wacom tablet with the help of Sax2 does not always work out so well. Some manual work might be necessary.
Tablet Specs
Wacom [1] Intuos^TM^ Graphire Tablet
Model: GD-0405-R, Serial
First Steps With Sax2
You can do two things here: set up everything manually, or start out with Sax, ...
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October 3rd, 2004
Yet another popular choice to get wireless networking to work is the open source solution NdisWrapper.
If you happen to have a wireless card with the popular chip sets RTL8180 [2] or ADM8221 [3] you will have not much choice when it comes to drivers to get them ...
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June 14th, 2004
There are several ways to get your RTL 8180 card to work on your SuSE laptop. The easiest way to do so is via the commercial Linuxant driver. This solution is relatively independent from the used Kernel. Another solution is the open source NdisWrapper, which will ship ...
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