To me nowadays reading KDE Dot News is a bother. Not because of the news, which are always high quality, but the comments leave a lot to be desired.
Let’s take for example the recent news about Nokia buying Trolltech: 99% of the comments talk doom and gloom. This is not bad per se, but most of them bring absolutely nothing to the discussion. Truth is, it’s too early to say, so we’ll have to wait and see. It’s not like something like this happens overnight.
On lighter notes, I have worked a bit over the Plasma FAQ these days and it’s slowly getting into an usable document. I’ll have to contact the KDE Promo guys to see where it should go once it’s complete.
From today on I’ll try to write posts without a browser, since I’m not that fond of such an approach. As a matter of fact, I’m using kblogger now, a blogging application for KDE 4 (I didn’t mention that I switched to that full time, more on that when I get time).
If you notice something odd in the way the posts are written, please let me know. Thanks.
Interested by some promotional art and by a resemblance of the main female character to my brother’s own Yumiko, I took a look at the first episode of Ookami to Koshinryo, better known as Spice and Wolf. I’m being told it is inspired by a series of novels and that there is also a manga version.
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For a change, my brother has found a place (DLsite.com) that sells dojinshi even to non-Japanese people, and also found three non-hentai Final Fantasy XI dojins, which I’m going to cover in this post. For reference, they are available with these prices:
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