• Nominatim — May not have complete data, but so far i have not encountered any addresses not supported. It takes about 3-13 seconds per request. It is the only geocoder of the three, that supports addresses outside Denmark. It is part of the OpenStreetMap project.
• Adressewebservices — Is a SOAP webservice that is created by the Danish Enterprise and Construction Authority, it is, however, the slowest of the three (about a minute per request).
• Vis Stedet — This service is developed by the Danish Ministry of the Environment. It is the fastest of the three geocoder. However, I am not quite sure about the terms of use, you may need a login to Kortforsyningen, even though it seems to be possible to use the geocoder without.

Some of these seems pretty slow, and user can not be expected to wait a whole minute for a geocoder to do its job, it therefore might be an advantage to use a cron-job or equivalent for this tasks, and collect the coordinates ones a day, or perhaps use the cron job in combination with the Nominatim service, which may be reasonably fast, and, if no result found, use the cron job find alternative coordinates later.

My first thought was simply installing python and using twisted own windows install file, however this did not work at all (I have not tested this method with the 32 bit version of python, but I am guessing it would work as supposed).
Next I tried to use easy_install, but I could not install easy_install from setuptools, and got a warning about python 2.6 not being installed. But when I removed the 64 bit version and installed the 32 bit version it installed without any problems. So my advice is: Use the standard 32 bit version!

Hopefully this will be helpful to others in similar situations.

• Banana Scrum
  As the name hints, this is a tool created for the SCRUM development method. It enables you to manage a backlog, add tasks to user stories, create sprints from the backlog and several graphical representations, e.g. burn down chart. It functions well, and several people can edited at the same time. Banana Scrum is free and functions very well.
  Update: bannascrum has just updated their plans, the free plan (click Free plan below the other plans) now only allows three users, one project and 300 MB of storage.
• Viewpath
  Viewpath has a really nice tool, it has the basic Gantt features: resource assignment, graphing and time scheduling. It comes in two versions, a free limited version (ad free the first ten days) and payed version. I haven’t experienced any thing I really needed that wasn’t available in the free version. Like banana scrum, several users can be added and manage the schedule.

I hope you also find it useful and post you favorite project management tools below.

• Browse content on the computer
• Add content to playlist
• Playback control

Beside this, the system makes it possible for you guests to add media to the playlist, but not control the playback, thereby making everybody at you party able to have a say in the music theme.

Technical
The client communicates via a TCP connection, the protocol is quite simple and will be released as well along with the code for the server and the client, my hope is that other people will like it so much that they want to make new clients and servers for other platforms, (currently only vlc under Linux is supported for the server and only android for the client).

There for I have been working on a zyb importer, which can import JSON files with your contacts, which zyb makes available from zyb.com/feeds, the project can be seen at code.google.com/p/zyb-import, I will try to make the application available via android market as soon possible, until then you can download the source and build it yourself.

See screenshots here.

Update: the app is released to android Market, search for “zyb”.

Update 2: the app only works with android 1.5 and 1.6, I was planning a new version supporting 2.0+, however, zyb has in the meantime announced that they will close down on the 31st of July, I will not make an updated version, I thus urge anybody with android 2.0 or greater to use the method described here: http://www.consumingexperience.com/2009/05/zyb-export-copy-mobile-phone-contacts.html for importing their contacts, before it’s too late! Thanks.

QR code for android market, scan with barcode scanner or like

Update I have uploaded a video to youtube of the emulator (embeded below).

Palm SDK booting

1. Install brother-cups-wrapper-extra
2. In “Printer configuration” (System -> Administration -> Printing) click “New”, select “Brother DCP-135C”, click “Forward”, wait for search to finish, click “Provide PPD file”, select the file /usr/share/ppd/Brother/brdcp135c.ppd, click “Forward” and click “Apply”

You should now be able to print with your DCP-135C printer – however this is just the printing part, for the scanner to work, you probably want to look at http://solutions.brother.com/linux/en_us/index.html