One beans place in space.
AIrservices Australia have updated a few of the Australian DAPS. I’ve updated my collection of these DAPS for those wanting to keep up. Niel Brown states that the following changes have been made:
After a few weeks of playing around, I’ve managed to get my USB HDTV decoder working properly under linux (Fedora Core to be exact). I’ve managed to write a few scripts up that allow me to log into a web site and schedule show recordings. The scheduling is handled by atd, and I use the zapdvb package to capture the HDTV stream straight to disk. This is then handled by a few other scripts and encoded to a 1Mbit/sec Xvid avi. It’s good to be able to schedule the shows and then just watch the avi file when ready! If I get the time, I’ll throw the scripts up on here for others to pick apart.
So I keep getting more and more of these invites, and less and less people to give them to. Email me if you want one! Want to know more about Windows Live Messenger? Check out the WLM site.
I personally think v8 is a good step forwards from v7.5 – which is the current publicly available verison of MSN Messenger. I do believe however that it is a bit cluttered with ads. This being said, there is a patch that will work that removes ads. It’s available locally or from the original site.