A shout out to all you Emacs users out there...
I promised I would post here when I completed my mini-project of integrating Emacs and Zeitgeist into an unstoppable power team. Well, here it is: a development release with Emacs support! I committed the code a while ago, but it's finally been released to the public. Do test it; I will fix any bugs with the current functionality, and maybe in the future I will add more.
Hi all! I want you to know that I haven't abandoned this blog. I have been very busy this summer, between personal things, Humm and Strumm, troubleshooting two new distros, and so on. I want to start back up posting here, as often as I can. Seeing as a broke the last promise, I will not make another this time regarding posting frequency. I will say, though, that I do like the schedule in that post, and I will try to make Wednesdays updates on my development in Humm and Strumm (or angry rants about some aspect about it that would not be suitable as official news).
First and foremost, I am now running three operating systems. In addition to my beloved Debian Sid and the necessary Windows, I now have a Fedora system to aid in the testing of Humm and Strumm. Having this will make packaging for Red Hat systems quite easy. I don't use it often, but one thing I have noticed is that the GNOME Shell in the Fedora repos seems a bit more up-to-date than the GNOME Shell in Debian Sid. I'm too lazy to compile GNOME myself, though, so I can live with an older version of GNOME Shell on my main system.
