In the first post of my tests regarding Ubuntu One, I described a bit how the general principle of Ubuntu One works and what I’ve experienced while setting it up on one Ubuntu client. Now, I got a bit deeper … Continue reading →

So, today I upgraded the Debian Etch on my project-server at work to Debian Lenny and had to experience some things I really did not expect. The actual reason, why I upgraded was KVM. Lenny seems to be getting more … Continue reading →

Okay, short story: Since a loooong looong while I was now searching for a way to manage my calendars centralized and be able to access them from everywhere. Some weeks ago, I finally managed it to get DAViCal (or RSCDS, … Continue reading →

Some time ago I looked the internet up for the Hula Project I’ve discovered nearly two years ago, because I was wondering if it would be usable now – at least as small private-mail and -calendar solution. I found out … Continue reading →

Since I published a project of mine a while ago and also released a development version at Launchpad nothing really happend anymore. After a conversation with a Novell-Maintainer I decided to rewrite most parts of the XING Connector. After a … Continue reading →