Moonlit Minds

Another doodle created to prevent frustration coming from Google Reader overload…
Good night and
- enjoy!

Today’s collection of our (my and my family’s) links from around the Web:

	Hanna liked 4 videos.
	Hanna shared .
	Hanna shared We just got our Wacom .
	Hanna liked Hans Rosling’s answers to the TED and Reddit community interview.
	Hanna shared 10 links. NeoK12 – An Educational Kids Website That Teaches Your Children How To: See When Your Tweets Are Favorited, by RSS Ode to a Day Without Cats — Cute Overload Hans Rosling’s answers to the TED and Reddit community interview Infographic: Hierarchy of Digital Distractions 5 Of The Best File Converters That Can Make Your Lives Easier Science and media disconnect? Maybe not, says a new study Suffer from Insomnia? Try Cognitive Behavioral Therapy RSA talk: Connected Minds, Loneliness & Social Brains 3 Ways We Can Control Our Moods
	kamil Yahtzee reviews Wolfenstain… In limerick form – hilarious: http://brego.dk/s/37 [brego_dk].

Sticky family #1

We just got our first tablet – Wacom Bamboo.
It works very well – on Ubuntu/Linux and on Windows 7 .
Above: the first very quick ‘creation’ in Gimp
I hope to make more and post them here.
Enjoy!

EDIT: This is a simple and small Wacom Bamboo A6 – but I simply love it

It’s working on Linux/Ubuntu right of the box. To make it even more usable I followed the instructions on Ubuntu Community Documentation page here

If you want to play with it in GIMP you have to go to: Preferences->Input devices->Configure Extended input devices.

In the list you should be able to pick the various devices — they are called

“stylus” (tip of your pen)

“eraser” (back tip of your pen)

“cursor” (the wacom mouse if you have it)

“pad” (the buttons/slider on some tablets — not all versions have them).

“puck” (not sure what heck this is, but some Windows users have reported seeing such a device name.)

Activate all devices (except the “pad”) to mode “Screen”, which seems to work best for most people. If you find that your cursor has a strange offset, try is to switch to the the “Windows” setting instead, your mileage may vary. Always leave “pad” disabled in the GIMP prefs, GIMP’s not using it anyway and turning it on will only mess things up.

The above quote is taken from GimpTalk where you can find more useful tips