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It's possible to download always (even though not always recommended) version of Chromium from the automaticly build sites by the chromium project.

Head over to the official build directory and pick the latest folder.

Download the chrome-win32.zip and unzip it to for example (replace dracoblue with your loginname): [em]C:\Users[/em]dracoblue[em]\AppData\Local\Chromium\Application[/em]

Launch chrome.exe, now you are running the latest version!

You will not see your bookmarks from the chrome installation, for more information check the differences of google chrome user data directories.

When using Chromium (the snapshots of google chrome) and Google Chrome, there are different default directories for the personal data (like bookmarks, recent searches and so on).

Chromium (replace dracoblue, with your login): UserData:[em] C:\Users[/em]dracoblue[em]\AppData\Local\Chromium\User Data[/em]

Google Chrome (replace dracoblue, with your login): UserData: [em]C:\Users[/em]dracoblue[em]\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data[/em] Chrome.exe: [em]C:\Users[/em]dracoblue[em]\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application[/em]

This paths are for Windows VISTA, in XP you usually have to [em]C:\Documents and Settings\dracoblue... [/em].[em] [/em]

Today I released Beta Version 0.4 of my new tool called WinPicker.

Windows Implementation of the Exposé from MacOSX.

Currently you are able to minimize/revert windows (rightclick), pick windows (leftclick), close windows (shift+rightklick), pick and minimize all other windows (shift+leftclick) and zoom in/out of windows (mousewheel).

Today I released the first version of DJson. DracoBlue's DJson is a dynamic file based reader/writer for the pawn language.

[em]Why Djson as name?[/em] Because the saved files are encrypted with JSON (JavaScriptObjectNotation), which is a very light weight encoding for data structures and originally used to describe javascript objects.

Check out the official djson-page!

You can easily apply a new "Root"-file for a recursive checked out repository structure with the following line (assuming, that you don't have any files called "CVS/Root" except the CVS/Root).

 find . | grep "CVS/Root" | while read LINE; do echo "$LINE:";cp /home/dracoblue/Root $LINE; done

In this example /home/dracoblue/Root holds the updated Root-File and the command line is executed in the directory which you want to change recursively.