Author: Rick Hurst

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    wap interface for blogworks

    I’ve been reading about mobile blogging, and whilst I don’t have a fancy phone with pictures etc, it would be quite nice to have a way…

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    Linux install on Time M series laptop

    ongoing experiment…..

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    Radio Paradise

    I’ve been listening to radio paradise “eclectic intelligent rock”. It’s certainly eclectic, mostly intelligent but not that much rock to be honest, but I am grateful…

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    linux installed again

    The laptop now has two versions of linux on it – I have installed suse 7.2 on a virtual machine within virtual PC on top of…

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    Macromedia contribute.. er Macromedia Contribute to the world

    I downloaded a trial of this today:- http://www.macromedia.com/software/contribute/ (link no longer exists). It’s a client based collaborative web authoring system. I haven’t had a proper experiment…

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    together, but no linux yet

    well back to square one… I have rebuilt the machine with a new drive and treated myself to some more RAM while I was at it.…

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    update: in pieces

    well… the hard drive started to play up on sunday, failed on wednesday. Luckily I have backed up all the important files and will be starting…

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    why haven’t I done much with this recently?

    The reason I haven’t done much with this web log recently is that I have found myself needing applications such as Flash (for Flash!) and Dreamweaver, Photoshop…

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    mysql problems

    I have installed and reinstalled mysql a couple of times but still haven’t got a functioning version. First of all I installed the version which comes…

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    php installed

    I’ve installed php, mainly so I could stick a copy of phpost – web based pop mail client on it to try out (Very nice it…

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    asp.net musings

    I downloaded the MS Web Matrix asp.net tool yesterday, and I have to say i’m impressed. I get the feeling that it has been released because…

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    Jakarta tomcat installed

    Jakarta Tomcat is now installed and works through port 8080.