elite-toads

After really trying to find a use for the HP 2133 mini-note, I have come to the conclusion that it's just not very usefull. Which is a shame as it's the perfect size for carrying with me whereever I go.

I've now experienced the HP2133 with three OSes: Suse Linux (original install), Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy Heron), and finally windows XP home edition (SP2).

Suse Enterprise Desktop 10.3:

Yes folks,

I must report the terrible news that Mini-me is now a slave to M$. The final nail was not being able to video post via seesmic--you can video comment on my site with it (below the normal comment input stuff. )

The adventure didn't start well, but now that "Mini-me" and I have settle in, we are finding that life is good.

Friday was an exciting day. My wait was finally over. 9:30 AM a knock on the door. Mini-me had arrived!

So , there have been some pretty major changes to the site since the last update. TinyMCE is now in place for easier content creation and styling. Status update now keeps the toad master aware of module updates.

Make a todo list page--depending on whether or not versions will be tracked and how they can be displayed.

I've completed some really cool updates to the gallery which include integration with digibug printing service!!!

Now all I need to do is create/find/modify a gallery theme that will work with the rest of the site.

That being said, I need to still workout the theme for the rest of the site!

Added some more modules including panel, backup, and captcha so now anonymous readers can leave comments.

I've installed quite a few modules and now need to figure out how to employ them.

1) Build the gallery and figure out how to incorporate it into the site
2) Figure out the auto path so nodes will be more section oriented (ie styles will persist)
3) Figure out the whole views thing so I can have actual section fronts.
4) develop a real site design that represents my artistic philosophies.

Current modules install:
CCK, views, pathauto, token, contemplate, gallery, sections,

Current themes: the main site is using a slightly modified deserttree theme.