My sacrifice!

Well, not exactly, but close enough.
I found Gobby project on GnomeFiles today and it seams that someone actualy went ahead and wrote a program that Ivan and I presented an implementation idea for to Google Summer of Code.
Gobby seams to be working in very similar way, but still lacks some of the features I find […]

Ivan did it again! Another great article, this time focusing on his GUI toolkit. He tends to rename it quite often, but I think that is because of all the restructuring of his C++ class collection (first ShmanssyGUI, then OpenCC, now Shiva, which is only the GUI part of OpenClassCollection).
Here’s a little snippet from the […]

Ivan has updated his article about image compositing.
There are a few new pictures, that help present the whole idea.

Ivan wrote a long article about image compositing using only standard OpenGL functions (with a few tricks).
This article came to life after he discovered how to do “programmable shaders” type of magic, without actually using programmable shaders. This method is very useful when one wants this kind of effects and doesn’t want to […]

Finally, the Mono Project got a new, redesigned home page! And as for increasingly bigger player in linux software development goes I can only say “it was about time!”
I think this guys are doing an amazing job! And the fact that Mono developers are actually writing usable programs in parallel with developing the framework is […]

I was reading my morning news and articles (Slashdot, Freshmeat, OSNews, Monologue,…) and found 2 very promissing projects.
First one is Jashaka, which I’ve known for quite some time, but could never do anything usefull with it. Basically, it’s a video/media editing, composition and effects software. It has OpenGL-based GUI and it’s quite fast.

The second one […]