OHAI!

Yeah, I know. This page is not very web 2.0. That's because I am waiting to upgrade to web 3.0 when it comes out, it's supposed to be much better. In the meantime, here are some potentially useful links, depending on your idea of "useful."

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My contact page is still around, it's even up to date!

I'm no longer maemo.org's debmaster. Nokia, in their infinite wisdom, has abandoned Maemo and Debian as a platform in favor of MeeGo. Therefor there is no need for my services at maemo.org anymore. I'm still willing to talk about packaging or anything else maemoish, you can start here, or even jot something down on the maemo wiki. I watch that page so I'll see anything you put there. I'm currently (and happily) employed by Pelagicore AB.

F{N}OSS, a planet site for free software, hacking, and related commentary, is up and running - soon to be celebrating its sixth month anniversary. w00t.

There is also a link to the yaalr project on SourceForge.

If you are looking for debian-related stuff, (and let's face it, who isn't?) then you can find it here.

I would like to mention that I have re-built my debian repository. I generally just keep stuff I am working on there, things that I am testing. Anything that is ready for debian goes through the debian-perl team.

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Because I felt the need to inlcude myself in F{N}OSS I have started blogging again. I would also like to mention a couple of the articles I have written. Two are on graphical toolkits for Apple's OS X, intended to be a three part series. Another article is on testing at The Perl Review but I think one needs a subscription to see that. (It is a good magazine, even if I do say so myself, and a web subscription costs only $9 a year for pdf access.)

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I have put my presentation on slideshare which I presented at the last NPW in Oslo. I need to better organize my slides and such, but that will have to wait for another day.

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