Oh. I'm using debian-amd64 again. Now it's became more stable and really looks great. The only thing is that there's no non-free packages in the archive, so I don't have unrar-nonfree and nvidia drivers. And also not all GNOME 2.10 packages are ready for AMD64 (I guess they'll be rebuilt automatically soon), so using 2.8 with some parts from 2.10 now. Also, now AMD64 has mono packages (though they're not installable because of dependency hell at the moment).

My pitfdll package is currently unbuildable on AMD64, so I guess, I'll have to make someone other taking care of it. If you would like to take it, download it from mentors.debian.net, change maintainer field and mail me about it.

As for RL. I'm pretty busy with my study, because I have to pass all exams and also I should write my course and diploma projects. So I don't really have time for anything other. Then I'll have to think about university (now studying in college) or go to the army. I hate that.

Oh, crap! I should be in my college in a hour, though I was planning to even wake up in two hours. Looks like I slept only one hour today, errhm I feel like a shit. :-/

I packaged Pitfdll for Debian. With this thing, my Totem can play WMV9 movies. This is nice. Read this for more info on getting the package. And don't forget to read README.Debian file (in short, you need actual DLL codecs). I hope I'll find a sponsor soon and the package will enter Debian.

Wheee! Goobox 0.9.91-1 was approved into Sarge! Thanks Steve!

Cool. Tomorrow is the day of Great Victory of Soviet Union against Nazi Germany. I'd like to thank our grandfathers and grandmothers for that victory and for our future. For this weekend I'm going to the village, further from big city to breath some fresh air and see cool earth of green. :)

As for my packages. I hope, vorlon will accept goobox 0.9.91-1, and if not, there's already a 0.9.90-3 ready with fixes for all bugs, recorded to BTS. Other packages are nice.

BTW, installed windows XP home edition today. It has quite nice UI. It looks also object oriented and some OO things are even more developed than GNOME ones. :)