Four Days, One Measly Update

Somehow, four days have crept by in blog time. Which is approximately four days in Earth time, as well. Circle Six has been overflowing with projects and we’re really excited to be completely swamped. We’re recovering from a recent three-day photo shoot for St. Croix, and all of the post-processing that goes with it has our photographer, Peter, pretty busy. He posted one of the more interesting shots on his blog…

I’ve also managed to fix a bug in Jott2iGTD related to the “nkf” library. I has to do with requirements for Kanji text, and, as Jott is U.S. and Canada only, I’m making the assumption that it’s safe to circumvent those requirements for right now. A new version will be posted shortly that will also include a slightly revised Applescript and a more flexible parser that allows for retrieving Jott forwards (sent from the Jott web page) as well.

I’ve desperately been trying to set up our own Jabber server, to no avail. It’s rare that I can’t get something geeky to work. If anyone out there has any kind of corporate chat solution working and running on a LAMP server, I’d love some advice. In the meantime, I’ve discovered PBWiki and am extremely impressed. With just PBWiki and Zoho Projects, I should be able to handle all of our internal and external project management and collaboration needs. As the system evolves, I’ll write more.

That’s news for now. Ciao.