Woohoo, with the previous post I trackbacked pixelsebi's blog. The trackback in his blog doesn't look too nice (it has just "blog" as title of the trackback), but man, it works! I trackbacked inside this Tiki-blog before, but never managed to do test-trackbacks to other blogs(Tiki blog code sucks ;) ).

Awesome! :)

Now this is exactly how it should be: draft: social network filter for nearly everything @ pixelsebi's repository. And it's also exactly, what I'm up to with this Tiki, µFormats and the concepts of a web-node and the "Central Point of Identity" as explained on the about-page.

Sir Tim, we're on the way - now there are at least two guys working on distributed freedom. ;)

Right after the change I dropped out of google completely, but now approximately two weeks later, I'm ranking higher than before. I'm again on the second page of google-results for "amette": http://www.google.de/search?q=amette&hl=de&lr=&start=10&sa=N

Yeah, this actually happened two days ago...

I lost /root and /usr. Luckily and just by accident I had a backup of /usr, but not /usr/lib (living on another disk). I can use my machine, the libs seem to be still good enough for KDE, but e.g. my gcc fails miserably. So I'll have to bootstrap my system from scratch... :(

Well, at least I can work currently, the bootstrapping will have to wait until next week, too much to do this week and I'll make a complete cleanup-action out of this. I already reorganized the mounting of the harddisks in the case and the next step will be cleaning the bits and bytes. I have a couple of dozen gigs trash lying around...

Bergie blogged that yesterday and Midgard is evaluated there, too.

Marc LaPorte wrote an evaluation for TikiWiki.

If you have a CMS to suggest, add your evaluation here: http://live.gnome.org/GnomeWeb/CmsRequirements

Good luck! :)