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Side note, I need to tidy my desk, badly...
All views expressed on this site are my own. They do not necessarily reflect
those of the Parish of Bursledon, the Diocese of Winchester or the Church of
England. As such, I do not expect them all to be popular but you, the reader,
can certainly expect them to be honest.
...or at least it will be. It's not up on the servers yet but by the close of play today, we will have unleashed the latest, greatest openSUSE distribution on the world. And even as I've been typing this, it's appeared. Download 10.3 now - use a torrent if you can. Now I need to go and find my blank DVD5s...
Included in openSUSE 10.3 will be the latest Helix-enabled version of Banshee. This means you can listen to your favourite Real Audio streams in Banshee. If you want to listen to BBC radio stations, you can download bbc-ra.xspf and save it to ~/.config/banshee/plugins/stations/user - restart Banshee and off you go.
A lot of buzz in the news this morning about a possible November 1st general election. I've already put a Lib Dems button on my site to show my support. Perhaps it's time I actually joined the party.