Today I am in Copenhagen, Denmark.
It’s a beautiful, sunny, warm spring day – and we are working with almost fifty regional partners. We are spending the day at the incredible Dansk Design Center – right in the middle of Copenhagen, opposite the Tivoli park.
Argh.
I’m trying to get back from Edinburgh to meet up with Grania, Aoife and Hugo for a few days off. It seems like Edinburgh airport doesn’t like me – I was almost stuck here last year.
First I arrived at the airport – just checked in – and there was a fire alarm. Everyone was evacuated from the airport for over 45 minutes.
Next my flight from Edinburgh is delayed because the inbound aircraft is delayed. First delay was over an hour; now it’s another hour or so.
I hope they don’t cancel that flight.
A day in Edinburgh – fly up, see customers, see a potential partner, fly back.
Another early start – but it’s good to not be away another night.
Somewhere along the way FreeMind got updated to 0.9 beta 9.
I love FreeMind. Version 0.8 has been around for around 18 months now.
Well – Blair is off; would have been better if he’d called a snap election to allow people to choose the next PM..
ZENworks Configuration Management is currently in beta – one of the new pieces of the product is the ability to control and configure the client and the server environment wholly from the command line.
By default the command line tool – zman – picks up the server locale. In some cases it is useful to be able to force zman to use a specific language.
Here’s how in beta 3. This may change for the released product.
Edit the file:
%ZENWORKS_HOME%/novell/zenworks/bin/zman.bat (ZENWORKS_HOME is the installation point chosen for the server components)
Modify the line:
“%JAVA_PATH%java” -classpath %MYCP% -Dfile.encoding=%OUTPUT_CODEPAGE% -XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC -XX:+UseParNewGC com.novell.zenworks.zman.ZManLoader %*
to be
“%JAVA_PATH%java” -classpath %MYCP% -Dfile.encoding=cp850 -Duser.language=en_us -XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC -XX:+UseParNewGC com.novell.zenworks.zman.ZManLoader %*
Note – all on a single line; differences highlighted.
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