So you can set it up so it won't notify you if the post is in any sections you say you don't want to see

Most likely, but I'm not sure at the moment how exactly how I would handle it.

Firefox 4 looks great on it

It does doesn't it

Can you set it up so we can ignore specific parts of omni like randomness axe etc

that would require a lot more coding to do more parsing then just a simple date check. I could probably do it though.

On that note, I've been using this thing for a while now, and it works great Just got to tune it a little so that instead of only notifying you of the latest post it notifies you of all the latest posts that you missed.
( Oh and I added the ability to disable it )

Yeah that's what I meant

Almost at a usable state, just got to get it to loop

EDIT: And it is now usable Not perfect though, but currently it is set to refresh every 1 minute ( I'm going to increase the default ( it was just that for testing ) ) and then I'm going to work on adding the settings menu, but that will be tomorrow

Made some progress, almost got it to the point that it will report posts,
I ran into a problem where gjs doesn't have any libraries for xml ( well there is libxml2 but I can't make heads or tail over how it's suppose to be used, and I think it's just a dummy entry for now ) so I was able to get something that will convert it into json for me so I can use it ( http://www.blastcasta.com/convert-feed-to-json.aspx which gives me http://www.poweringnews.com/feed-to-json.aspx?feedurl=http%3A//www.omnimaga.org/%3Faction%3D.xml%3Btype%3Drss ) so now I can load the json and figure out if there are new posts

Accidentally left it up right

I actually did I didn't notice until after I took the screenshot

I am no longer leet

Were you ever really leet? Or is there no spoon?
EDIT: ninja'd

That theme is awesome!

Thanks! Guess what is the best part, it's in JavaScript! My favourite scripting language

My Arch Linux Dev environment for OmniOS's Desktop

@DJ: that is the default theme, but yes, there will be darker and lighter themes, and when I get around to it, a special omnimaga theme as well ( which will be default )

This swill work perfectly from a CD/USB

EDIT:

Quote from: DJ_O on May 30, 2011, 12:11:30 am

Also I wonder... if it comes with TiLP, can I use it from VMware without getting rid of my TI-Connect?

Wouldn't you have to set up the VMware to use the port you plugged your calc into?

EDIT2: sorry about the double post.

EDIT3:fixed it now

you would just pass on the USB device.

This operating system looks AMAZING for schooling, Eeems, and I've been an avid user of Ubuntu for many years. I was just wondering if it would be possible to run the OS directly from the USB/CD without installation (similar to Ububtu's LiveCD), so as to use it with school or work restrictions in place. The inclusion of that many amazing programs inbuilt (Wine, OpenOffice.org, ChatZilla, TI Tools?) is just pure win, beats the [insert profanity here] out of any mainstream distros I know.

thanks! My main goal for this is to actually make it installable later, but a live cd is just as good I really hope it lives up to this praise and I develop it more, since there is more yet to add to it