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Tomboy on Mac (and Windows)
0 Comments Published by Luigi January 29th, 2009 in Windows, Software, MacFinally Tomboy is available on Mac!
It's the best note taking application I've ever seen. Give it a try.
Update: latest version:
Mono 2.2
Tomboy 0.13.4
Wine & Excel: Error accessing file. Network connection may have been lost
2 Comments Published by Luigi April 25th, 2008 in Windows, Linux, SoftwareI’ve successfully installed Microsoft Office XP on Linux using Wine. It works quite fine and it’s really fast. I got some problems with Macros in Excel, and in particular I was getting the error “Error accessing file. Network connection may have been lost” on every startup. But I found a way to avoid that annoying […]
Got the problem this evening, and I’ve been getting crazy for a couple of hours.
Quick solution for the inpatients: the “fast user switching” and the “welcome screen” feature in XP makes Remote Desktop not work properly. So, disable it and you’ll solve 90% of rdesktop problems. (Notice that those two options needs to be […]
Things that Windows Mobile smartphones can’t do
5 Comments Published by Luigi March 28th, 2008 in Windows, Software, Hardware, Life, universe and everythingWho designed Windows Mobile should be killed, but very slowly…
I have an HTC3300 with Windows Mobile 5.0, and as a phone, my Nokia 3210 was much better. Also my Palm Tungsten T2 was much better to handle contacts, TODO lists, calendar, notes, etc. Actually I continue using the Tungsten T2 as PIM, because of how […]
Multiple IP on a single network interface
1 Comment Published by Luigi August 9th, 2007 in Internet, WindowsIf you use tools like netswitcher to configure on the fly more profiles for accessing the networks from home / office / Internet Cafe you may have a look at netsh command line provided by Windows, that can do this and more weird things, like binding more IP addresses to your network interface.
For example, at […]
MSWord generation made easy(er)
2 Comments Published by Luigi March 23rd, 2007 in Java, Windows, Software, WebIn my swing application the requirement was that the user had to be able to issue an action, from a menu or from a button, that generates a letter from a defined msword template filled with data load from the database. Then the application should launch msword to make a preview that the user can […]
Decompiling Java class files is often useful. I use to associate .class extension to Jad decompiler.
To do that, I use a batch file, called “jad.cmd” that calls jad.exe with proper parameters. Jad.exe must be in the same folder of jad.cmd.
Associating .class extension to jad.cmd let you decompile it on screen (in command prompt) just double […]
Yesterday I downloaded NetBeans IDE 5.5. I quickly noticed that was unusable. Not for Netbeans guilt, but for a problem with Swing and Windows XP. When I tried to open a file on netbeans, the ide got frozen. This made me crazy trying to find where the problem was…
The bug was not reproducible on my […]
Excel file generation made easy(er)
4 Comments Published by Luigi November 3rd, 2006 in Java, Windows, WebIn this post I’ll discuss a technique to generate Microsoft Excel compatible files without any third party library and in an easier than ever manner.
If you ever faced the problem of generating Excel report/export from your application, I guess you know libraries like Jakarta POI and its wonderful APIs on the “Horrible SpreadSheet Format”. […]
Portable apps to the rescue!
1 Comment Published by Luigi August 11th, 2006 in Windows, Software, FirefoxAre you tired to install applications that weaken stability of your OS? Or you just want to bring in a USB Pen Drive all your desktop applications to run them at work, at home and everywhere? The solution for both problems is “portable apps”.
A “portable app” is an application that does not need to […]
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