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I didn't find any possibility to show the last commits I've done in Eclipse, for all the files I commited last time.
The only way was trying to guess which file I modified and to use Show History in the Team context menu (Right click on the file > Team > Show History).

I'm a GWT and GXT newbie and I didn't have the time to experiment the things before starting my new job. So I started the hard way, just doing my tasks and hoping I'd come to a decent result sooner or later.
Now, I have a bit more time and I'm trying to take things slowly by experimenting simple things in GXT, especially the listeners on which I couldn't find a lot of examples on the internet.
So, I've started to make a simple form, with a few TextFields, Comboboxes and Radios. Nothing fancy.

Aseara am primit un martisor. M-a gasit nepregatita. Azi dimineata m-am trezit si nu stiu de ce m-am imbracat intr-o rochie; sigur, colanti si rochie tricotata, dar totusi o rochie. Cand am iesit, orasul parca intepenise. Ceva se petrecea. M-am urcat in autobuz. Aproape nimeni. Am coborat la Saint Bruno. Am traversat piata. Liniste. Pentru un moment m-am intrebat: e oare duminica in loc de luni?

M-am decis sa scriu cate ceva in fiecare zi pana la Craciun. Sper sa am timp. Nu mai sunt 12 zile, din pacate mai e doar o saptamana... O sa descriu un moment frumos din ziua respectiva, care m-a facut sa zambesc.

A very useful command that can help when you want to see what service uses what port, is lsof.

Nici nu a ajuns Geoana presedinte, ca s-a si format Guvernul.
Observ ca domnul Antonescu vrea sa ramana oarecum inafara aparatului politic, refuzand pentru un moment, chiar si
sefia Senatului .

Yesterday, I had another Ubuntu 9.10 64 bits issue.
My application, which uses some libraries developped in Fortran 95 was complainig about an "/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/bin/java: symbol lookup error: /mylibrary.so: undefined symbol: _gfortran_copy_string".

Yesterday, I installed Ubuntu 9.10, the 64 bits version. I have a few libraries in the software that require the libg2c0.so library which is not included in this new Ubuntu version.

I found it in Jaunty (http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/libg2c0) - the amd64 version and I downloaded it. I tried to install it manually with this command:

sudo dpkg -i  --force-depends-version libg2c0_3.4.6-8ubuntu2_amd64.deb

The output was: