packaging Python apps for Debian

The reason this tutorial was created: basically I was tired of explaining vim usage on irc, and found myself doing it repeatedly, at the same time, I was too lazy to sit down and write my own "real" vim tutorial (I ignored the fact that I spent 10x the time explain stuff to people on line than it would have taking me to write a tutorial). So after one conversation explaining a large chunk of vim usage, I pulled it out of the logs, and published it (cropped and modified of course) here.

This experiment focuses mainly on Aperture and what tools, if any, exist for Ubuntu to replace my Aperture workflow with something cross-platform and open-source that I can use on Mac OS X and Ubuntu.

GTK+ audio-oriented widget elements

• gst.URI_SRC,
• "file:///Sebastian/Droge/please/choke/on/a/bucket/of/cocks", ""):

bsd portable firewall

what a Debian repository is and how you can set up one

go nomad and take it everywhere

eclipse+python=yay (now, how can one install pydev without the clunky Java baggage that Eclipse asks for...)