Jetzt (unter anderem) noch ein guter Monat Vorbereitung der IPAC und dann ein paar Tage in San Sebastián.
Um am Login Bildschirm von Fedora nur jene Konten anzuzeigen, die sich in letzter Zeit eingeloggt haben, muss man nur eine kleine Änderung an der /etc/gdm/custom.conf
Datei vornehmen:
--- old/custom.conf 2011-07-07 09:35:01.462829111 +0200
+++ new/custom.conf 2011-07-07 09:30:27.146258540 +0200
@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@
[xdmcp]
[greeter]
+IncludeAll=false
[chooser]
Damit werden nicht oder zB nur per scp
genutzte Benutzernamen ausgeblendet.
Anscheinend entsteht langsam auch für den Desktop von Fedora 15 (u.a.) eine customize-Bewegung.
This article has multiple motivations. First, it is a follow-up to an article by Patrick Ohly (author of syncEvolution). As such it illustrates my own experience with his software, but also is meant as a way to show my gratitude and give kudos to him and all contributors of syncEvolution. Second, but this is somehow related to the aforementioned article, it should show that synchronisation [of PIM data] can work reliably and as such it opposes a wide spread opinion.
What I’ll try to show is how I’m successfully synchronising my notebook, my workstation (both Fedora 15) and my Android phone using the SyncML protocol.
Disclaimer: on the phone, I’m currently using a non-free piece of software from Synthesis AG for the only reason that the free Funambol client doesn’t play well with my self-signed SSL certificate (yet!?).