Oh, I logged on to Qaiku for the first in months just to find out that a lot has happened lately. @hhedberg & @ilkkalaukkanen, I'll definitely use Mauku 2.0 on Diablo as soon as it's out as a simple install.

jtirila commented on so, how could we get Qaiku support to Mauku ? (written by bergie) 21.08.2009 (en) posted to #maemo

@TomiS, BibTeX rocks, yes. But I was really suprised to see this week that RefWorks, <a helper application the name of which I have forgot> and Word can be put together so that the result is semi-usable. And, RefWorks imports and exports BibTeX. However, it's proprietary and non-free beer. (...)

jtirila commented on (Yet) another survey: word processor of preference? Openoffice, GoogleDocs, Zoho, StarOffice, TeX/LaTex... ? (written by mcastel) 30.03.2009 (en) posted to #linux

I tried MOC, it seems really nice but I've just been lazy and mostly listened to Last.fm lately. I guess that comes to an end today or tomorrow, grrrr! (...)

jtirila commented on (Yet) another survey: music player of preference? Amarok, Rhythmbox, Songbird, Banshee... ? (written by mcastel) 30.03.2009 (en) posted to #linux

For plain text - that is, most of my needs: ViM or a personal MediaWiki. For serious stuff with typographic requirements: LaTeX. For an occasional quick document with nasty formatting: OpenOffice. For rtf (as some people only seem to know how to open a file if it goes to Word automatically): GDocs (even though I believe there's a LaTeX to rtf converter).

jtirila commented on (Yet) another survey: word processor of preference? Openoffice, GoogleDocs, Zoho, StarOffice, TeX/LaTex... ? (written by mcastel) 30.03.2009 (en) posted to #linux

Yes, Mauku support would absolutely nail it. (...)

jtirila commented on so, how could we get Qaiku support to Mauku ? (written by bergie) 30.03.2009 (en) posted to #maemo