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Category Archives: tech
Bugzilla email spam filtering
If you’ve got a mailing list dedicated only to bugzilla traffic, you might find these rules useful to filter out any spam. Since the Subject field of these lists are so rigid, we can obviously tell which emails are spam. … Continue reading
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Tagged bugs.kde.org, bugzilla, filtering, howto, rules, spam, spam filtering
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Amarok October Updates
Amarok 2 is really gearing up to become a great piece of software. We are all are frantically trying to find any time we can steal from our busy schedules of work, study, and good-times to put some of that … Continue reading
Amarok 2 Beta 2 released
You may have already noticed, that we have released Amarok 2, beta 2. This is a very exciting release for us as we have put an incredible amount of effort into features and bug fixes. This release pushes most of … Continue reading
Roktober returns
A quick service announcement: The Amarok project has started it’s annual fundraiser campaign Roktober. We’re hoping to raise a staggering €10,000 – for server costs, developer hardware, travel costs, expo and trade show exhibitions, developer meetings. For every €10 you … Continue reading
Some clarity, please
I do believe that my recommendations very much match the mainstream of the opinions of the key people in Linux multimedia and desktop audio. Of course I don’t nearly know everyone of the key hackers in Linux multimedia. But I … Continue reading