My main page at the Norwegian Computing Center (Norsk Regnesentral) has my current work and publications. I try to keep that vaguely up-to-date.

Trolltech/Nokia Labs

I wrote several blog entries for during my time at Trolltech and Nokia. Those are archived at Nokia labs.

Qt Quarterly Articles

• Diving into Splash Screens
• Providing Context-Sensitive Help
• Deploying Applications on Mac OS X
• Mac OS X: Handling Apple Events
• The Evolution of Qt Designer
• Fading Effects with Qt 4.1
• Qt/Mac Special Features
• Embedding HIViews in Qt/Mac Applications
• Zero-Configuration Networking in Qt
• Qt on Mac OS X using Cocoa
• New Ways of Using Dialogs

XU4

I’ve done some work on the XU4 project. Specifically, I’ve done a lot of work on the iOS stuff. I made a little video to announce it.

Qt-based GVIM

I have tried to port GVIM to use Qt. The result is still a bit rough, but is usable for some people. I hove put my patches up on Bitbucket. You do not even need to download and use Mercurial, you can just download the patch and apply it to a source package. There are still a couple of issues regarding input and text rendering on Mac OS X that I have yet to solve. I hope that in the near future I can get these working. Feedback is welcome though.

This project is more or less orphaned for the moment. I may get back to this some day. For the time being, feel free to hack on it. It was pretty mature for daily use back in the day (though every Vim user that I have met uses Vim a bit differently).

Comic Strip

Outland, one of Norway’s two chains of comics and games stores, recently held a comic strip contest. I couldn’t help but try to enter. I took some days off of work and produced this. I must admit that it’s more of an inside joke for me, though a few people who read it also had a chuckle.

I didn’t win a spot in the final book, but I learned a lot doing it and am glad that I invested the time in it.