A version 1.0 stable of the Camino web browser has been released. It uses Gekko rendering motor, same as in Firefox, but the UI is written in glorious Cocoa. So I have switched over to it. The import of bookmarks was easy, just select import bookmarks under the file-meny and select Safari. I think I’m [...]
Entries from February 2006
Yet another web browser on the Mac, and I like it!
February 17th, 2006 · No Comments
Tags: Cocoa Objective-C · Technical stuff
The release of the first beta of JackenIAX SoftPhone for Mac OS 10.4 is imminent
February 17th, 2006 · No Comments
I just need to write rudimentary install instructions, finish the simple homepage for downloading and I’m in business. So any day now…
If you are in a hurry, mail me at info@jackenhack.com and ask if you can join the beta team.
Tags: Asterisk PBX · Cocoa Objective-C · Technical stuff
Interfaces
February 8th, 2006 · 3 Comments
I used to be fascinated by the idea of a voice interface to the computer. That was until I actually used one. It feels awkward and it’s slow. Yeah it has some use in specific applications, but for general use, I think it will never be. Back in 1983 Hewlett Packard released a computer called [...]
Tags: Technical stuff
CMoy Headphone Amplifier
February 5th, 2006 · 2 Comments
The last couple of weeks I’ve been thinking of building a small headphone amplifier. I want to tap into the line-out of my iPod to get better sound. I also have a problem with my headphone jack on my pod. After fighting with Hermans dog, he managed to get his paw entangled in my headphone [...]
Tags: Technical stuff
New beta firmware for Grandstream GXP-2000
February 1st, 2006 · 1 Comment
A new beta firmware is available here for the Grandstream GXP-2000 ip-phone. This update adds a number of new features, one of the nicest feature is an address book. This phone gets better and better for every update.
Source: Asterisk VoIP News
Tags: Asterisk PBX · Technical stuff
Firewall
February 1st, 2006 · No Comments
So I finally got my 100 mbit internet connection. Yay! But after testing the speed through my WRT54G router/firewall, I could not get higher speeds than around 20 mbit/sec. After assembling an old 300 mhz pc with three Ethernet cards and the SmoothWall linux firewall I get around 70 mbits/sec. I will probably try to [...]
Tags: Technical stuff