Recently I spent a weekend at home in front of the computer keeping a friend company while she was quarantined with a bad case of swine flu. It was the first time I'd used my msn messenger account in roughly a year; over the course of those 3 days I realized how many old friends I had on there, with whom I had no other way to connect.
intermission: FUCK FACEBOOK
ah, so, anyways, it occurred to me that there might be a way to get Kopete to connect with my primary medium of online conversation - GMail's GChat. I kind of forgot about it until today, but after only 10 minutes or so of searching, I found a great tutorial that worked for me right off the mark.
I present an excerpt from my groundbreaking first convo:
Barrett Jones 22:18:12
Yeah. On my phone.
k. v. m. 22:18:18
yeah you were my guinea pig
Barrett Jones 22:18:38
I see. What kinda guinea pig?
k. v. m. 22:18:39
i just spent a while trying to get my instant messenger client to recognize gmail
Barrett Jones 22:19:00
Ah. You are on gmail now.
k. v. m. 22:19:06
bbbbbboooo ya shaka son
hey does this cost you a lot of money or anything?
Barrett Jones 22:19:22
And msn too.
Nope. I've got plenty o data.
k. v. m. 22:19:39
yeah trying to consolidate my online persona
Barrett Jones 22:20:07
Word. I've got too many as well.
k. v. m. 22:20:25
schizowebbia
or something
anyways thanks!
and btw you type amazinly fast on that little thing
Barrett Jones 22:23:08
Thanks. I've had a little practice by now.
k. v. m. 22:23:42
yo fingers is all up in that g-spot
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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Friday, December 12, 2008
ready to Amarok
Amarok 2.0 was released earlier this week. I only found out late Wednesday night, after checking my email before bed I decided to quickly drop by the Kubuntu forums; must have had a feeling.
Of course I got very, very excited being the semi-geek that I am and wound up staying up until 5am playing with it.
It really is the nicest music player out there - kicks the shit out of iTunes, but then so does Songbird.
Here's a screenshot of the shiny new interface with built-in Wikipedia info:

Some instructions for downloading & installing on Ubuntu
Of course I got very, very excited being the semi-geek that I am and wound up staying up until 5am playing with it.
It really is the nicest music player out there - kicks the shit out of iTunes, but then so does Songbird.
Here's a screenshot of the shiny new interface with built-in Wikipedia info:

Some instructions for downloading & installing on Ubuntu
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