Recent updates broke my Beryl, however yesterday update seems to fix those issues:

Pretty with greater Settings application:

Have your ever wonder how to emulate C#/Java Reflection in C Shared Objects? If you are using GObject to build your applications and/or your libraries, then you won’t have any problem to do so. I hope having more free time on next weeks to allow me write a simple example to do so. Basically you need to define an interface to dlopen your Shared Objects, then call an GInterface to initialize your custom GType and then other GInterface to get GTypes defined in your shared obejct, then by using g_type_from_name () you will be able to “play” with your objects.

Working will always take time, in some cases all your time. Even I started to use The Cycle System, and it works, I started using it too late, but, will keep it doing it until finish everything.

One of the many plans I have for this year is to read, at least, one book every month, doesn’t matter the kind of book read, will prefer reading development-related ones, but don’t exclude those Sci-Fi-like books. I’ve read my first book on January, and I’m doing it with February by reading Practices of an Agile Developer. That book is so great, it’s a must-have book if you are developer and want to write better computer systems, libraries, APIs or whatever you like to call those software-like things.

I’m happy because after some months of waiting the OCL patch has been applied to FreeDesktop’s CVS; in some future you’ll see “detected” OCL files in your system, if you are using GtkSourceview then you may not have to wait too much .

I will restart working on the Generics Reverse Engineering, have to. Generics are great and in the future, maybe, all C# code will reference them.

I would love to have more free time to do so.