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It is possible to add images to popups generated for tags, e.g. for links. Just hover over the “wordpress” category listed on the right.

What you need to do is to partially HTML encode your, well, HTML.

In order to display the image as shown in the category, enter this in the category’s description.

<img src=\"images/powered/wordpress\" />

Be sure to amend the image path to your setup/image.

This release adds support for opening links in new windows.

Changes in this version of imapfoo:

* added --attach-checksum
        Generates and attaches checksum for attached files
* added --attach-random
        Attach a randomly generated file

Changes in this version of imapfoo:

* add --netrc option
	Adds support for authentication data in .netrc
* retired --connect
	Replaced by --login, --host and --port

Starting with this release, Hover will respect case of search terms and no longer replace it with the one you specified, e.g. the following links are all generated with one definition:

Hover, hover, HoVeR, hOVEr, …

I recently updated my NC10 from lenny to squeeze. After that xbacklight stopped working:

$ xbacklight -set 50
No outputs have backlight property

Looks like the solution is to upgrade to the latest BIOS (11CA, available from samsungpc.com).

I created a FreeDOS USB stick with information available from Smörgåsbord and fdos.org, copied the BIOS to it, bootet from the stick and successfully flashed my NC10.

Now xbacklight works again.

The new version of imapfoo adds support for:

• generating checksums and testing them again.
• reading config options from file.
• reading password from file, possibly STDIN.

First public version of imapfoo, a tool to quickly add random or generated mails to a specified IMAP folder. The freshmeat project entry should appear soon.

This release adds Text Widgets support to Hover. Thanks to John Terry for the patch.

NetworkManager in Lenny writes it’s PID to /etc/resolv.conf:

### BEGIN INFO
#
# Modified_by:  NetworkManager
# Process:      /usr/bin/NetworkManager
# Process_id:   2869
#
### END INFO

This leads to etckeeper displaying a change every reboot:

This patch to the debian package stops NetworkManager from writing the INFO block to /etc/resolv.conf.

Alternatively, there is a backports package for lenny with an updated version of NetworkManager.