15 April LCD Scrub, Foam get updates
I’ve had a small pile of bug fixes to waiting to be released, and, finding myself with a few minutes to spare, I’ve gone ahead and pushed them out:
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If you run into any trouble with these new versions, please get in touch using the email link at the bottom of this page. Release notes:
Changes in LCD Scrub 1.0.1
- Fixes registration problems for some users.
- Now shows license agreement when entering registration code.
- Other small improvements.
Changes in Foam 1.3.1
- Uses a different (better) pseudorandom number generator to improve randomness of bubble placement. (The previous method was OK, but could cause repeated sequences when invoking Foam in rapid succession.)
- Fixes a pretty silly infinite loop that the preferences would enter if you selected no color combinations.
5 February Introducing LCD Scrub
…or, the story of how I really saved my screen.
Every piece of software available here at toastycode exists first and foremost because it was something I wanted to use and, finding it not to exist, had to go about creating it. Pyrothèque is a perfect example: I had fond memories of
OK, now that that’s out of the way, let’s talk about LCDs.
At my office I have my Mac workstation hooked up to a 19″ flat-panel display from Dell (the 2001FP). I drive it over DVI at native resolution (1600×1200), which is totally sufficient for my multitasking needs.
April 25, 2007
One sunny Wednesday morning, I arrived at my office to find this:
