There are a lot of
options for a Mercurial GUI client on Ubuntu but I preferred to use
TortoiseHg so that I could use it with Nautilus – Ubuntu’s file manager.
TortoiseHg however is not in the Ubuntu Karmic Koala repositories. Another challenge is that TortoiseHg 1.0.1 requires Mercurial 1.5 but Ubuntu Karmic only has Mercurial 1.3 on the repositories. Of course I want the newer versions. 
Here are the steps I did to install TortoiseHg, my preferred Mercurial GUI client on Ubuntu Karmic Koala 9.10:
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I have been busy modifying
Django‘s models for a project to include a field for uploading an image and was testing the model using Django’s Admin interface when I suddenly got this error:
Upload a valid image. The file you uploaded was either not an image or a corrupted image.
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Here are some quick tips when moving your Django site into production.
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To use multiple
Django versions for development, you will need
virtualenv. Virtualenv is a
sandbox that allows you to use different versions of Python in your development machine. It is a tool to create isolated Python environments.
I have been using Django 1.1 beta on my projects. Just recently, I needed to use Django 1.0 for a new project. Of course there were major differences from Django 1.0 versus Django 1.1 which could cause headaches.
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