I printed a bunch of stuff, sorted out out a better way to manage files in Windows (involving one of those file explorer toolbars on the desktop, renaming my My Documents folder, and general rearrangement of everything).
Also figured out how to get VNC to work between my Linux computer (which doubles as a test server, naturally) and my Windows computer.
...And how to create a fake domain name so that if I type dhs.testserver.local on one of my computers it will direct me to the test server on my network. (And, as you can see, I learned how to do subdomains with Apache2, as well).
This was done to speed up the development of a web site... I don't think it worked out that way, though :P (Especially considering that the only additional capability that I gain when developing / testing via the good PC is a nice keyboard and faster opening of new windows in Firefox).
The more interesting and exciting thing was this most excellent WYSIWYG Javascript-based HTML editor, which is exceptionally handy when developing a user-friendly site administration system.
http://xinha.python-hosting.com/
It is packed with features, and only has a few little flaws which could be easily fixed if someone could be bothered to report them.
Very easily integrated, too; it behaves exactly like a regular form field, outputting the HTML as one would expect, so CGI stuff is completely undisturbed by the sudden change to such an advanced editor from a basic form field.
Also figured out how to get VNC to work between my Linux computer (which doubles as a test server, naturally) and my Windows computer.
...And how to create a fake domain name so that if I type dhs.testserver.local on one of my computers it will direct me to the test server on my network. (And, as you can see, I learned how to do subdomains with Apache2, as well).
This was done to speed up the development of a web site... I don't think it worked out that way, though :P (Especially considering that the only additional capability that I gain when developing / testing via the good PC is a nice keyboard and faster opening of new windows in Firefox).
The more interesting and exciting thing was this most excellent WYSIWYG Javascript-based HTML editor, which is exceptionally handy when developing a user-friendly site administration system.
http://xinha.python-hosting.com/
It is packed with features, and only has a few little flaws which could be easily fixed if someone could be bothered to report them.
Very easily integrated, too; it behaves exactly like a regular form field, outputting the HTML as one would expect, so CGI stuff is completely undisturbed by the sudden change to such an advanced editor from a basic form field.