So after some cleanup we decided to upload these pics before new years starts. Development is going very fast thanks to the Zeitgeist Framework 0.3 series. This is not our final design and there are ofcourse some usability flaws. We welcome critics, praises and suggestions.
Here is the default layout.
You can group specific file types …
This is a quick status report of the GNOME Activity Journal and its future development.
After a very stressful hackfest and a newly developed engine. We now how a new UI. It is still not there but I hope you like it for now.
The video sound is somehow delayed (not my fault) plus the loud …
So in case you have not tried it yet here is a video of me fiddling with Docky … I am adding a Journal for every app YAY … (still alpha)
The Docky team is rocking and are open to all kinds of discussions. They are my second favorite team behind the Zeitgeist team. We …
More to come from the new Docky/Zeitgeist Love
So Jason Smith approaches me after I was fiddling with Teamgeist.
Baiscally we gave Docky some awesomeness by providing its folders the knowledge of what it uses most.
After 1 hour or a bit more we had code. It is simple and I would love to see that in Shell. There will be much more Zeitgeist + …
Our beloved Mikkel Kamstrup added a KICK ASS feature for Zeitgeist which will be used in Teamgeist and other apps of interest.
Imagine subscribing to live queries. As in get notified when an event happens that matches a custom zeitgeist-query.
Mikkel is to modest to show off so I will do it for him 
to keep it short
*smooooooooooooooch*
Thanks for rocking Teamgeist you crazy hacker.
At last Zeitgeist Framework 0.3 is out!!!!!!!!
You can check out the release statement here.
It was by far our most difficult and challenging release. And thanks to the amazing team and the hackfest it was possible. I really can not express how happy I am working with such talented developers such as Markus, Mikkel, Siegfried, …
