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| | | | | Signal store keys in kwallet but not so much actually | |
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| | | | | I'm currently backpacking in the Balkans and, considering that it's been such a long time since I wrote a blog post on my blog, I figured it was a good idea to write about it. As I am traveling, I am also field testing KDE Itinerary and sending patches as I buy new my tickets and reserve my hostels. Ljubiana, Slovenia My first stop was in the capital of Slovenia, Ljubljana. I went there by train from Berlin. I first took the night train to Graz and then an intercity train to Ljubljana. And while the connection was perfect and there was no delay, the whole journey took almost 19 hours. | |
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| | | | | On my tuxedo infinity book pro the battery acted strange, could replace it yesterday - issue solved. Thanks tuxedo computers | |
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| | | Better late than never! After quite a few requests, here's the second part of my backpacking adventure through the Balkans from back in July. If you missed the first part, you can check it out here. After leaving Croatia, I traveled to the central Balkan countries: Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia. Mostar Since there were no trains from Split to Mostar, I took the bus instead. Stop on the middle of the road Landscape from the bus In Mostar, I stayed at another Hostel called Taso's House. It was a small hostel but the host made us discover the whole Herzegovina region and explained us a lot of things about his country, the complex political situation there and how it was to grow up in Mostar during the war. | ||
