The very old web and FTP server of C64 maniacs is back online.

The server was originally started by me and some friends in 1996 on a 386 PC. Hosted at Technical University of Budapest. A long time has passed since, hosting locations changed, servers changed, team changed several times.

A few days ago the first beta version of the new Xaraya 2.0.0 (b1) has been released. Here is a quick screenshot tour of the installer and the installed system in brief.

I've created some wallpapers when my FreeRunner - a fully open, Linux based phone - arrived. They may be useful until good designers start making wallpapers for Openmoko fans. Widescreen versions included.

Openmoko's new operating system for the Neo FreeRunner phone is the Om 2008.9. I've created some Om 2008.9 screenshots. In the file names you can see the name of the program.

Openmoko Neo FreeRunner phones in 2008 were pre-installed with OM-2007 original Openmoko distribution. After a short testing, I decided to install Qt's system on it and created some Qtopia 4.3.3 screenshots. Without any further comments.

This test features the CSS 2.1 border conflict resultion by collapsing each border style. Borders have the same color and width, thus 'border-style' strength ordering should specify whether the table's or the td's border is visible.

There are a lot of changes since my article about my IDE64 in 2004. In the past years I've added a lot more little details to this box, so it's just about the time to write an updated article.

This program can import Xaraya locale files to a database and allows editing the string translations. By exporting the results you can get the translated Xaraya locale directory and files. The program helps the translator's work with finding similar sentences' existing translations and very fast navigation between various related strings.

Ever wondered what extra files you might have on your harddisk, left there by once installed programs or deprecated packages left there by distro upgrades? Try this little script to hunt them down.

This is an detailed description of this site's Xaraya configuration. The article describes basic configuration and some advanced solutions as well. If you want to achieve something similar in your Xaraya and you need help, feel free to contact me.