Because i wanted to play around a little bit with Titanium i have created the ExtJS API Doc as a Desktop Application.
There was a version available for Adobe AIR some time ago – now it is available again, but made with Titanium not with Adobe AIR. I plan to update the App with a search Interface so you can do a full-text search on the API Docs. I also plan to update the Docs to the latest version as it is officially available via ExtJS Website.

Go to the download page and select the API Docs App for your desktop platform – Windows, Linux or Mac.
Desktop ExtJS API Documentation

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This solved my problem:

sudo vim /usr/lib/firefox-3.5.2/firefox.sh

In this file i added this code on the second line AFTER the first line:

#!/bin/sh
 
export LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libGL.so.1
 
# Firefox launcher containing a Profile migration helper for
# temporary profiles used during alpha and beta phases.

Read here for more: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=74874212

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# As superuser
gentoo ~ # emerge --sync
gentoo ~ # emerge -av gentoolkit
gentoo ~ # emerge -av --newuse --deep --update world
gentoo ~ # emerge -av --depclean
gentoo ~ # revdep-rebuild
gentoo ~ # rm -rf /var/tmp/portage/*
gentoo ~ # rm -rf /var/tmp/ccache/*
gentoo ~ # rm -rf /var/tmp/binpkgs/*
gentoo ~ # rm -rf /var/tmp/genkernel/*
gentoo ~ # rm -rf /usr/portage/distfiles/*
gentoo ~ # rm -rf /tmp/*

First, you have to install gentoolkit if you haven done this already. Then we remerge or update all packages where USE flags have changed. Then we are searching for unneeded dependencies and remove them. Finally we check if there are any packages with unresolved link dependencies, let them emerge and then clean up some directories.

Optionally you can defrag some of your partitions if this is neccessary. In case of XFS you can do this by:

gentoo ~ # xfs_db -r /dev/hda2

After this you should have a cleaned up gentoo environment, with no broken dependencies and no unneeded packages or libraries.

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The benefit of Swiftfox is it is up-to-date with the latest Firefox Version and you get it as an optimized build for your CPU! Currently there are build for Intel Prescott, AMD64, AMD64 (32bit OS) and each with one build for older CPUs.

Go to http://getswiftfox.com/ to read more about it.

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“Saros is an Eclipse plugin for collaborative text editing and
distributed pair programming, i.e. it allows two or more developers to
work together in real-time on the same files. It is similar to Gobby,
SubEthaEdit or Google Docs but focuses on programming in Eclipse.”

He summarizes the advantages of using such a plugin:

“[Projects] … can benefit from Saros because I think it brings many
advantages to Open Source Software development:

• Distributed Pair Programming is like a live peer review. This should
  help with finding good design, get rid of bugs, increase readability, etc.
• Transferring knowledge should be easier to do when more than one
  person look at and work with the same code. This should also help to
  give new developers an introduction to the code.
• In contrast to screen sharing, Saros only shares your actions inside
  of Eclipse with regards to the project you are both working on (think
  privacy) and you are still independent to explore the project on your own.

Saros can be useful in the following contexts:

• Working on complicated problems in the code
• Performing code reviews
• Debugging
• Code presentation
• Code sprints
• Introducing new developers to the project
• …

“

There is also a screencast avilable which demonstrates the features very well.

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<div class="buttons">
  <div class="add button">
    <span class="icon"><img src="add.png" alt="" /></span><span class="text">Add</span>
  </div>
  <div class="delete button">
    <span class="icon"><img src="delete.png" alt="" /></span><span class="text">Delete</span>
  </div>
</div>

Each Button is within a single div. Every button has its icon and a button text. Image and Text are in a span tag. the “add” and “delete” class is added to differentiate the buttons. This is useful if you want to add some behavior in JavaScript.

Next, the CSS styles:

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.buttons .button {
  line-height:16px; /** important **/
  height: 16px;
  padding: 1px;
  padding-right:5px;
  margin:0;
  margin-right:4px;
  background-color:#a1a1a1;
  color: #ffffff;
  border-radius: 2px; /** CSS3 **/
  -moz-border-radius: 2px; /** Mozilla specific **/
  -webkit-border-radius: 2px; /** Make a guess ;-) **/
  float: left;
  cursor: hand;
  cursor: pointer;
}
 
.buttons .button .icon {
  display: inline-block; /** important **/
  vertical-align:middle; /** important **/
  padding:0;
  margin: 0;
  margin-right:2px;
}
 
.buttons .button .text {
  display: inline-block; /** important **/
  vertical-align:middle; /** important **/
  padding:0;
  margin: 0;
}

The important css declarations and attributes are “display: inline-block”, “vertical-align: middle” and “line-height: XXpx”. The line-height tells every .button block the exact height of the inline elements underneath. The inline elements .icon and .text are handled and displayed as an “inline-block”. Firefox 3 and most of the other major browsers supporting it so it is safe to use it. Read more on this.

The result should look like this:
I think the example is simple enough to adapt it to your needs and other use cases. Please keep in mind that in the example i use -moz-border-radius. This declaration is mozilla specific. So if you want rounded corners in IE you have to wait until IE is implementing this. Take a look when this is scheduled and follow my suggestion.

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