New Hosting!

I just finished (finally) transferring hosts, so you should now experience more uptime, quicker page loads, and general improved site performance. I also upgraded my WordPress installation! There were a few hiccups along the way, though, so make sure to make to let me know if you find any bugs on the site! Oh, and my email (nathan@productivelinux.com) is working again, so we should be all set.

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Manage Your Google Calendar From the Command Line

Gcalcli
Check out all the cool screenshots at the Google Code page for Gcalcli

I recently received an email from one of our readers/listeners (and a fellow blogger) pointing a really neat little app called gcalcli. As you might guess from the name, the application allows you to manipulate your Google Calendar(s) from the Linux command line. You can add events, check out your agenda, and even view a “graphical” calendar right in your terminal! I downloaded it yesterday and gave it a decent runaround…I was surprised at how easy it was to use. Even though not all GCal features are supported (and you can’t work with any data offline) it’s a still a great way to quickly check your appointments, and is great way to get your agenda on screen with Conky.

Gcalcli @ Google Code

Thanks, Lucky13!

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Email Communication Is Down

I just wanted to make all you people (my awesome readers and listeners) aware that I’ve just recently realized that my public email address has not been working! nathan(at)productivelinux.com is not a working email address. I am working to resolve this issue, but in the meantime, feel free to contact me at public(at)nathanrhale.com.

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The ProductiveLinux Podcast Episode 14 - HNB, the Command Line Outliner (MP3 Format)

In Episode 14 of The ProductiveLinux Podcast, we talk a bit about HNB, a curses outline manager. Naturally lightweight, HNB boasts features that put itbeyond a simple outliner and into the realm of basic personal information management.

Did you like this week’s podcast, or was it completely useless? Leave a comment and let me know!

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The ProductiveLinux Podcast Episode 14 - HNB, the Command Line Outliner (OGG Format)

In Episode 14 of The ProductiveLinux Podcast, we talk a bit about HNB, a curses outline manager. Naturally lightweight, HNB boasts features that put itbeyond a simple outliner and into the realm of basic personal information management.

Did you like this week’s podcast, or was it completely useless? Leave a comment and let me know!

OGG Dowload

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