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    Here I am, sitting on the train, again, trying to think about finally using
    the status bar in Sound Juicer.  But I'm tired and I hurt: my back is
    disagreeing with sitting down after just having got up, and a few days ago I
    managed to bruise the tendons in my right hand.  Oh joy.
  </p>
  <p>
    Yesterday I totally rewrote <tt>sj-extracting.</tt>, the cause of many bugs
    in Sound Juicer. I'll test and commit it today (after resisting the urge to
    commit without testing last night), and will then do a new release, which
    will truly rule, of course.
  </p>
  <p>
    A few days ago Helix released the first beta of their media player. I have
    fond memories of Bastien building their SDK on this iBook, muttering away,
    before cursing and taking his iBook to the Helix stand to poke them about
    the latest stupidity he found.  There were plans to try and get Helix to use
    Totem as a front end for their player, as it has a pluggable backend
    (currently it can use Xine or GStreamer) and a totally sweet interface, but
    they didn't in the end. Turns out they've written a poor Totem clone,
    really. Totem doesn't have to start
    <a href="http://www.burtonini.com/computing/screenshots/hxplay-1.png">[image]</a>
    worrying
    <a href="http://www.burtonini.com/computing/screenshots/hxplay-2.png">[image]</a>
    yet
    <a href="http://www.burtonini.com/computing/screenshots/hxplay-3.png">[image]</a>.
  </p>
  <p>
    In Debian news, we've managed to get GNOME 2.2 into testing and GNOME 2.4
    into unstable, a feat which only took a week.  Many thanks to Sebastien
    Bacher who did most of the initial work!
  </p>
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