njr 3.0

“To Do for Radio”: Want to include to-do lists in your Instant Outline? Or in any other outline in Radio 8 or Frontier? As promised, a small tool for Radio.

9:50 AM | Radio
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Radio UserLand : em dash: Em dashes work now—see?

9:01 AM | Radio
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F-Script Anywhere 1.1 released. The major new feature is support for F-Script 1.2.1 (key-value browser, keyboard completion, better stability obtaining class listings), but I've made a few user interface improvements (e.g., zoom to fit for the application list, workspace gets keyboard focus when it opens) and bug fixes as well.

3:32 AM | Radio
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F-Script 1.2.1 improves robustness when used with F-Script Anywhere; I'll be posting a new FSA later today which is F-Script 1.2 savvy.

12:37 PM | Radio
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Zoë FAQ posted. It doesn't require OS X, but works best there.

7:15 AM | Radio
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Shared Outlines: It's more than a concept, it's in beta. Go André! I've got to go home and sleep otherwise I'd check it out…

12:38 PM | Radio
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Just spent a few minutes seeing if I could get my Mac to recover from its periodic lookupd death easily, but it seems the answer is no. A mythical future release of OS X will fix the problem, though.

Also in the darwin-development archives, what's happening with Darwin Bugs. I don't understand why the old, crufty, read-only bug lists couldn't be put back up, but I trust someone, somewhere is considering the consequences.

12:06 PM | Radio
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How to waste lots of network bandwidth!

7:08 AM | Radio
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Dave Hyatt writes about Chimera's genesis. Makes sense. One thing that wasn't obvious was that, while Chimera is an open source project, they don't want help yet with the coding. I wish this had been clearer, as I was thinking about doing some work on Chimera, but hyatt's argument makes a lot of sense: the foundation needs to be solid, and the people working on Chimera now have all the experience of what they did wrong on Mozilla's front end.

6:42 AM | Radio
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Movable Type blogs generate RSS at 'index.xml'. So, now I don't need to look at Nat's weblog page either. This is really a good thing.

6:40 AM | Radio
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