Spending most of my time working on our ITC307 project, and doing assignments due early next term.
Being able to find a bit of time now, i have been keeping up with reading, came across phpinsider.com, which has a dedicated Smarty forum. Spent a while looking to see if anyone else has been using smarty for generating SQL queries. There were a few mentions, but as far as i could tell, nothing on the scale of what we were using.
Have had gaim connected to irc.au.freenode.net for the last few days, to the tapestry, debian, and smarty channels, just watching whats going on, thought i might learn something, but nothing major yet, only a few small things.

Installed beagle and got it working. Have been interested in the idea ever since i read about a concept of dashboard. To be really useful i need to set it to index all the data on my server and other HDD, rather than just my home folder.

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