I got to attend the Greater New
Hampshire Linux Users Group last night up at
how he uses Linux to manage his photo and music collections as well as
a little discussion about using the gimp<
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While I prefer bins for my photos, ne
tjuke
looks very nice for music collections. There is even a
netjuke debian package available.
Links:
Why did they use such long lasting poster material?
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I've been driving by this poster for over a decade and finally got around to taking a photo of it. It is at the corner of Daniel Webster Highway and Industrial Drive (Exit 10) in Merrimack, NH.
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It is getting time to go geocaching with the kids and that
means time to install GPS managment software on the debian laptop
apt-get gpsdrive dgpsip gpsman gpstrans
freshmeat mentioned GPS Manager which may be
interesting. Unfortunately no screen shots and requires gpspoint2 which also has a
pretty description-free website. Hard to know if it is worth the
effort to download and compile...
At work swapped out the large scale Xerox printer for a shiny
large scale HP
LaserJet 9000 printer and now seemed like a good time to get cups
working on the laptop...
apt-get install cupsys cupsomatic-ppd