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Name: Sergey Udaltsov
Member since: 2004-04-29 09:15:33
Last Login: 2008-04-25 21:48:21

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In the GNOME community, I am the person to ask questions about the keyboard stuff (particularly - XKB-related). So relevant parts of the GNOME Control Center (including gnome-settings-daemon) and GNOME applets (namely, gswitchit) are my responsibility. Also, I maintain desktop-agnostic XKB library libxklavier (hosted on freedesktop.org) and, recently, started some efforts to create the database of XKB configuration data to be used by free and commercial X servers. These things aside, I maintain SQL Plugin for jEdit (my favorite Java development tool). My full time job is in WatchMark Ltd. - and unfortunately has nothing to do with my involvements in the projects mentioned above.

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10 Jun 2007 »
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7 Jun 2007 »
GUADEC

So, I got British visa - which means I'll be there! Unfortunately, my stay (in the Etap hotel BTW) will be short: Monday night to Thursday night. But I hope it is going to be great anyway. Especially, I am looking forward to meeting some people which I only know by email/IRC.

See you all there!

17 May 2007 »
GNOME

During discussion with murrayc on IRC, it was found the position of GNOME regarding the dynamic library versioning is somewhat wague. Now I wonder, does GNOME respect libtool versioning scheme or not?

17 May 2007 (updated 17 May 2007 at 10:41 UTC) »
Keyboard

Slowly, I am starting to enrich base.xml with additional meta-information (and use it in gnome-keyboard-properties). As a first step, I've added non-translatable (who would translate "Microsoft" to Russian anyway?) vendor name. The model choser on my HDD looks like this:

Thanks to GObject (namely, g_object_set_data), the libxklavier ABI will not change, while API will get a set of #defines.

PS. Richard, it is not a problem to automate chosing XKB model using HAL. All you need is a table mapping USB (or any other HIDdy bus) IDs to XKB model names. And a bit of code in g-s-d.

PPS. And it seems I will never ever ever ever get my hackergotchi setup on p.g.o.

2 May 2007 »
DMCA

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