Leandro Dorileo

I found these photos on flickr, people hacking coreboot. Coreboot Summit - Denver, 2008.

My table arrangement was inspired by some photos from this set. A cut basket with motherboard over it and the power supplier under. Of course my setup is a bit more organized than the the people`s in Denver(well it was a Summit).

ps: this is also a “note to myself” since I may want to show these photos to someone else;

If you want to change your remote repository to point to some arbitrary commit you cold do the following:

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git push -f origin sha1:branchname

But be careful, you may break someone else`s repository in the case it has being fetched or cloned by someone.

Many people has bloged and written about launchpad release, I would like to be part of the crowd.

Canonical released launchpad source code.

now back to work

Well, if you`re using display:table you certainly will face some day a situation where you need to verify/test some attribute in the current register to show or not something(maybe a different situation but you need to verify something).

The fact is, display:table will set an attribute in the PageContext, this attribute name will be based on uid or id(the main difference between uid and id is backward compatibility).

With that(say) you`ve set the id attribute of display:table to row. Verifying an attribute in the current row is as easy as using the #attr.row.

For example:

   <display:table id="row" ...
      <s:if test="#attr.row.you_attribute == 12">
      [....]

That`s it, best luck.