Showing posts with label wine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wine. Show all posts

Thursday, 7 August 2014

Post-GUADEC


  • If you have an orientation sensor in your laptop that works under Windows 8, this tool might be of interest to you.
  • Mattias will use that code as a base to add Compass support to Geoclue (you're on the hook!)
  • I've made a hack to load games metadata using Grilo and Lua plugins (everything looks like nail when you have a hammer ;)
  • I've replaced a Linux phone full of binary blobs by another Linux phone full of binary blobs
  • I believe David Herrmann missed out on asking for a VT, and getting something nice in return.
  • Cosimo will be writing some more animations for me! (and possibly for himself)
  • I now know more about core dumps and stack traces than I would want to, but far less than I probably will in the future.
  • Get Andrea to approve Timm Bädert's git account so he can move Corebird to GNOME. Don't forget to try out Charles, Timm!
  • My team won FreeFA, and it's not even why I'm smiling ;)
  • The cathedral has two towers!
Unfortunately for GUADEC guests, Bretzel Airlines opened its new (and first) shop on Friday, the last days of the BoFs.

(Lovely city, great job from Alexandre, Nathalie, Marc and all the volunteers, I'm sure I'll find excuses to come back :)

Thursday, 15 November 2007

Tango PS3 Theme

Sony recently released a tool that goes along with the 2.00 firmware for the PS3, allowing users to create and set themes. Despite the original application being written in Python (you can see that by not passing any arguments to the application, and seeing that they forgot to check for the length of the ARGV before trying to poke at it), the converter to their home-grown image format (GIM) isn't written in that language. A wine install and a couple of DLLs later, I can run the tool on the sample theme.

It's been done before on the PSP. So here's my take on the Tango icon theme for the PS3:



Kudos to the Tango artists for their nice looking icons, and particularly Jakub who provided me with some icons that weren't readily available. Sources are here. It's still missing a few icons, can't say the theme format is well documented...