Comments for B1 http://www.kromhouts.net/blog The over analysing database said. Wed, 24 Oct 2012 16:41:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Alfresco aka Bloatware by Flo http://www.kromhouts.net/blog/general-software/alfresco-aka-bloatware/#comment-489 Flo Wed, 24 Oct 2012 16:41:11 +0000 http://www.kromhouts.net/blog/?p=95#comment-489 True words! I was wondering how a sharepoint alternative could be even more bloatware than sharepoint. But those lazy butts just dont want to maintain packets for different architectures (debian, RH etc.) Well im gonna ditch it again since the only pro would have been sharepoint/office support wich doesnt work anyway, i dont like java anyways :-) Time for some good ole wiki i guess. Cheers True words!

I was wondering how a sharepoint alternative could be even more bloatware than sharepoint.

But those lazy butts just dont want to maintain packets for different architectures (debian, RH etc.)

Well im gonna ditch it again since the only pro would have been sharepoint/office support wich doesnt work anyway, i dont like java anyways :-)

Time for some good ole wiki i guess.

Cheers

]]> Comment on Updating multiple page elements with Grails, Ajax and jQuery by gavingc http://www.kromhouts.net/blog/grails/updating-multiple-page-elements-with-grails-and-ajax/#comment-479 gavingc Wed, 03 Oct 2012 06:04:57 +0000 http://www.kromhouts.net/blog/?p=35#comment-479 Thank you for the comment sir, glad the javascript was helpful and worked. Thank you for the comment sir, glad the javascript was helpful and worked.

]]> Comment on Updating multiple page elements with Grails, Ajax and jQuery by Guy Piggford http://www.kromhouts.net/blog/grails/updating-multiple-page-elements-with-grails-and-ajax/#comment-478 Guy Piggford Tue, 25 Sep 2012 04:03:59 +0000 http://www.kromhouts.net/blog/?p=35#comment-478 Just a quick note of thanks for posting this. I was able to use this pretty much as is and it "just worked". Thank you so much, you saved me a ton of time. Guy Just a quick note of thanks for posting this. I was able to use this pretty much as is and it “just worked”. Thank you so much, you saved me a ton of time.

Guy

]]> Comment on Samsung RF511 (S04-AU) Review with Debian GNU/Linux by gavingc http://www.kromhouts.net/blog/pc-hardware/samsung-rf511-s04-au-review-with-debian-gnulinux/#comment-443 gavingc Thu, 16 Aug 2012 12:14:06 +0000 http://www.kromhouts.net/blog/?p=128#comment-443 Just to update my current usage again. I am now running full Debian Wheezy. Kernel is 3.2.0-3-amd64 and all suspend and Intel graphics are working well. The CPU is running around 59`C but that is likely because I have some virtualisation, mysql and several other things running in the background all the time. Just to update my current usage again. I am now running full Debian Wheezy. Kernel is 3.2.0-3-amd64 and all suspend and Intel graphics are working well. The CPU is running around 59`C but that is likely because I have some virtualisation, mysql and several other things running in the background all the time.

]]> Comment on Grails Service And Controller Interface by gavingc http://www.kromhouts.net/blog/grails/grails-service-and-controller-interface/#comment-442 gavingc Tue, 14 Aug 2012 04:35:24 +0000 http://www.kromhouts.net/blog/?p=9#comment-442 Thanks, glad it helps. I still don't feel like it's finished, there was some talk on the Grails dev mailing list about this again recently. One other thing I can recommend for you is make sure you have set up everything with UTF-8. Grails is out of the box but the database connection and backend may not be. Thanks, glad it helps. I still don’t feel like it’s finished, there was some talk on the Grails dev mailing list about this again recently. One other thing I can recommend for you is make sure you have set up everything with UTF-8. Grails is out of the box but the database connection and backend may not be.

]]> Comment on Grails Service And Controller Interface by Joe M http://www.kromhouts.net/blog/grails/grails-service-and-controller-interface/#comment-441 Joe M Mon, 13 Aug 2012 19:01:40 +0000 http://www.kromhouts.net/blog/?p=9#comment-441 This is a great tutorial, I'm glad I found it early in my project. I knew there had to be a better way to handle errors with services. This is a great tutorial, I’m glad I found it early in my project. I knew there had to be a better way to handle errors with services.

]]> Comment on Grails Service And Controller Interface by gavingc http://www.kromhouts.net/blog/grails/grails-service-and-controller-interface/#comment-430 gavingc Fri, 01 Jun 2012 03:37:29 +0000 http://www.kromhouts.net/blog/?p=9#comment-430 No I haven't but there was just recently a post on the Grails Dev mailing list about just that. No I haven’t but there was just recently a post on the Grails Dev mailing list about just that.

]]> Comment on Grails Service And Controller Interface by GrailsUser http://www.kromhouts.net/blog/grails/grails-service-and-controller-interface/#comment-429 GrailsUser Thu, 31 May 2012 21:51:42 +0000 http://www.kromhouts.net/blog/?p=9#comment-429 Nice. Already think of it, found this searching more resources on google on scaffolding controllers + services instead of just controllers in order to further expand functionality with spring-security. Did you made any steps by now on extending grails templates and scaffolding to include services? Nice.
Already think of it, found this searching more resources on google on scaffolding controllers + services instead of just controllers in order to further expand functionality with spring-security.

Did you made any steps by now on extending grails templates and scaffolding to include services?

]]> Comment on Logitech G700 mouse in Debian GNU/Linux by gavingc http://www.kromhouts.net/blog/pc-hardware/logitech-g700-mouse-in-debian-gnulinux/#comment-428 gavingc Wed, 09 May 2012 06:43:56 +0000 http://www.kromhouts.net/blog/?p=29#comment-428 That is Profile-2 above and my favourite, I love being able to switch dpi high/low. Sometimes I get caught when other people use the mouse and bump the profile button, then my back/up/forward buttons don't do what they are supposed to, I wonder why for a while then remember to change it back to Profile-2 lol. That is Profile-2 above and my favourite, I love being able to switch dpi high/low.
Sometimes I get caught when other people use the mouse and bump the profile button, then my back/up/forward buttons don’t do what they are supposed to, I wonder why for a while then remember to change it back to Profile-2 lol.

]]> Comment on Logitech G700 mouse in Debian GNU/Linux by Blayster http://www.kromhouts.net/blog/pc-hardware/logitech-g700-mouse-in-debian-gnulinux/#comment-427 Blayster Thu, 03 May 2012 18:09:01 +0000 http://www.kromhouts.net/blog/?p=29#comment-427 Found a profile in which G10 is as well recognized as mouse button, but G9 just adjusts the dpi. Its the profile with the top led off and the other two on. The other buttons are recognized the same, but G10 is recognized as ???. I can configure it in e17 menu normally though, where it is recognized as "Extra Button (14)". Found a profile in which G10 is as well recognized as mouse button, but G9 just adjusts the dpi. Its the profile with the top led off and the other two on. The other buttons are recognized the same, but G10 is recognized as ???. I can configure it in e17 menu normally though, where it is recognized as “Extra Button (14)”.

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