Comments

• Justin Gill

  2008-03-23 17:38:02

  Hey
  
  Thanks for trackback!
  
  Regards, Justin GIll

• Roy Schestowitz

  2008-03-23 17:42:05

  Oh, thank Susan (srlinuxx) for it. That's where I found this one particular pointer. :-)

• Francis

  2008-03-24 00:29:32

  Remind me how this is relevant to the website at all? Why do you always have these links on the blog? How is 'Pretty cool plasma stuff' relevant to boycotting Novell again? Why are they not on another blog somewhere else where they would actually be useful?

• Victor Soliz

  2008-03-24 01:33:37

  They are in another blog, that's the reason this is the links section.
  
  And promoting KDE shows how there are solid alternatives to gnome in case it continues its MONOfied path.

• Roy Schestowitz

  2008-03-24 02:08:21

  Francis is with OpenSUSE, Victor, so he's just taking the piss, so to speak. I post these links because they are noteworthy and they get no mention in standalone posts. Among the reading list of interest, these are the links worth highlighting. I don't see people complaining about Groklaw News Picks.

• Francis

  2008-03-24 11:34:47

  No, Roy, that was a genuine question. They are not noteworthy in relation to this website (or perhaps you could explain how they are?). I'm actually not trying to be negative here at all, but rather positive -- I really think it would be nice to have these in an appropriate place, as I'm sure they could be useful. On here though they seem a little spammy.
  
  Groklaw's 'News Picks' don't appear in the main feed of the website.

• Roy Schestowitz

  2008-03-24 11:46:16

  If I could separate that, along with the Saturday posts in fact, I would. The CMS makes it far from simple. I added a top bar to sort of facilitate this, but the CMS is still blogging software, not a content manager. Originally I wanted to weave news like the gadget on the sidebar (Free Software Daily). But that's iframe-based. I've been wanting to do this since 2006.

• Ray

  2008-04-10 18:39:15

  Thanks for the link!