It's kinda funny, I keep on finding little itches that I want to scratch, but never have the time to scratch them all. Before Susanne became pregnant I didn't have much time to scratch them. Now I have less time, and once the baby is born, well, practically none I expect.
I thought I would write down what some of them are on the hope it might focus me so I'll work on them in what spare time I have. Just some of the coding related itches I have are (not in any particular order):
- Dashboard - I really want to get back into this
- Really Simple CalDAV Store - Just generally get more involved with it.
- Finish an Outlook 2000 calendar to CalDAV importer so Susanne's calendar can be available on the network (using RSCDS).
- OpenSync - I'd like to have my Treo 650 sync nicely with Evolution and various LDAP phone directories. Also, once this is working perhaps Susanne can stop using Outlook (she only uses Outlook because it syncs with her Treo 650).
- Revision control plugin for Tomboy - I use tomboy for note taking on my desktop at work, my desktop at home and a notebook. I use git for my .tomboy directory to keep the Tomboy directory in sync across my work desktop and the notebook. It'd be nice if tomboy automatically added new pages, and committed changed pages for me.
- Improve tagging on the desktop - Leaftag is neat, but I'd like to have integrated support in the Save/Open Gnome dialog window, and have those tags shared amongst other users on my system & network.
- mpd - I would like to integrate Avahi so I don't have to setup environment variables on new machines anymore. The other feature I'd like to add is a basic plugin handler.
- Improve the integration between Asterisk and the Gnome desktop. There are some desktop apps for interacting with Asterisk out there, but they don't have the Gnome feel to them. I've had some ideas of different use cases and how they might be implemented. I'm going to generate some mock UIs soonish.
And then there is the ongoing tweaking of my
MythTV setup, and all the other neat and nifty things I stumble upon and want to play with.
