gtk-doc legend needed

I think I've included the right markup, but the current web documentation looks like rubbish.

I really can't convince gtk-doc to recognize that the signals are signals, or to pick up the markup and descriptions that I've so lovingly explained.

Any help really appreciated.

EDIT: Dan Winship to the rescue: it's because your object struct name doesn't have a “_” at the beginning of it ie, it has to be “typedef struct _PkClient PkClient”

A very stupid thing

I've just done something very stupid: I dropped my laptop.

It must have fell about 30cm onto soft carpet, and now the screen is broken in about 3 places. My excuse is that I've had a super long day at work, and I'm not feeling great, but I'm just so frustrated with myself.

I'm guessing a replacement screen ~= the price of a new laptop, and I just don't have that kind of money right now. Hence, I'll be offline until I can get hold of an external monitor, which, living in a flat the size of a shoebox, might be hard to find a home for.

In a few weeks I'll be starting at Red Hat, where they are buying me a nice work machine, but until then all major hacking will have to be paused.

ARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHH.

FOSDEM 2008

So another year, another great FOSDEM. On Sunday I presented an introduction to PackageKit. The slides are now online for any that missed it.

For those of you I met, it was great to see you. I was really worried I didn't get a chance to say hi to some key people, so if I didn't grab you and say thanks then I apologize, and I hope to shake your hand soon.

Big changes

Today I resigned from my graduate hardware engineer position at BAE Systems. In a little over one months time I will be starting at Red Hat UK, with Jonathan Blandford as my boss. I'll primarily be working on laptop support issues, but with a bit of time spent on PackageKit and other cool stuff. This is a great opportunity for me, and I'm really looking forward to solving new problems. Good news.