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I did this ‘experiment’ to test how much cross-platform Qt really is. I wanted to see if SocNetV can run on Maemo with no modifications whatsoever. These are the steps I followed:
1. Downloaded and installed the Xephyr X11 server (this is a small X11 server that runs inside ‘normal’ X and provides [...]
Last Friday, it was high time to release a new SocNetV version. The brand new v0.80, the first after six months, marked what I think the start of a more mature period for this tiny little project of mine.
What started as a personal desire to create a simple drawing tool for social networks has [...]
It’s been only one month since the release of 0.60, but SocNetV version 0.70 is here! This summertime release justifies its existence with two new features, a built-in web crawler and multiple node selection.
The web crawler, based on some older tutorial code I had, is pretty simple software (don’t expect Google power here!), which [...]
Happy to report that we released version 0.60 of Social Networks Visualizer (SocNetV) on May 27, 2009. This is a major release bringing:
native support for GraphML (this becomes out default load/save format for networks),
edge filtering by their weights,
new node shapes,
lots of bugfixes
fresh iconset
and a bit of geek cream on top: custom background images.
Crayon Physics is a fascinating 2D physics sandbox/game, which came to my attention today when I was reading Sarinee Achavanuntakul’s blog entry about the sad HotU (Home of the Underdogs) demise and, more than welcomed, revival. Sarinee mentioned Crayon Physics Deluxe in her blog post, and I checked it out. What I saw in the [...]
