Archive for February 2009
Using Ion, a Tiling Window Manager
Posted by: kahgoh on: 24 February, 2009
When working in Linux, I usually have multiple windows open. I always need at least one terminal to compile and execute commands. I would usually use Vim to edit my files too. Most likely, I would also have Firefox open with some information. During my work cycle, I constantly need to use these three windows.This means I need to be able to see the contents of these windows. The default Gnome and KDE window managers are rather inefficient at this because they can stack windows on top of one another. To make them non-overlapping, I have to individually resize the windows.
Verifying Using a Certificate Store
Posted by: kahgoh on: 15 February, 2009
An certificate store can be used to hold multiple CA certificates. It is used
for verification purposes, when you have multiple CA certificates, but you
do not necessarily know which of those CA certificates signed the
certificate. When verifying the certificate, OpenSSL will look for the CA
certificate or the chain in the store.
Setting up the store programatically involves [...]
- Building a Menu for your Android (V1.0 R1) App
- Making a custom Android button using a custom view
- Changing Button Text in Android
- Building a simple menu in Android
- Adding Selection Functionality to the Table View
- The Java Thread Pool
- Using Ion, a Tiling Window Manager
- Display Progress Bar After A Dialog In Android
- Defining a Context Menu for your View
- Decoding Base 64 with OpenSSL
- kahgoh: Hi, The ShowProgress (this is already listed above!) class is actually the listener. You can tell because it implements the
- ohnoezitasploded: I'm lost on the line: builder.setPositiveButton("Progress", listener); Where is listener in the code? I'm new at this so maybe if there was a com
- sheff: Hi. It is very useful post. Thank you.
