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Really? Qt is requiring you to have a compiler? I thought there was a binary-only download instead of the Qt source code.

What about today? Anybody brewing this Sunday morning?

Curses!

Sweet, might take you up on that. Beer fests are fun, but I dunno...don't really know anyone around here to go with.

Need help drinking or brewing? I'm here for a few months on an internship and didn't bring all my brewing equipment, so looking to help someone else.

Sweet. What time does everyone show up?

Sorry to resurrect this thread, but was wondering if you have gone to a meeting yet. Apparently they meet the first Thursday of every month at Prairie Moon I believe. http://www.evanstonroundtable.com/main.asp?SectionID=4&SubSectionID=4&ArticleID=2306&TM=59999.71

Sweet. No, not moving soon, but it just looks ugly.

Brieuxster, thanks. Brrman, I don't know if it is aluminum oxide. Any way to tell? The wood looks like it has been here since the apt. building was built (maybe 1940s).

My computer chair has slowly worn a ring of now bare wood. Can I repair this thing without having to strip the clear coat off a large area of the floor? Any tips appreciated. I don't know how this has anything to do with beer, except I sometimes drink beer in the offending chair :)

It's not a big deal, but if it bothers you, go to line 7031 in ~/.config/brewtarget and change the relevant text to "Low". The second error means something's wrong with your gstreamer installation. Have to ask someone else about that one.

Yeast don't make a krausen in a stir-plate environment, because the point of stirplate is to keep enough oxygen dissolved in the wort so that they undergo aerobic metabolism and not fermentation (where they produce bubbles of co2). You will just see the wort turn cloudy as the yeast reproduce on...

Read the first post in this thread. Mac users need to install Qt.

If you have the linux version, you can install the new version without doing anything else and you'll still have your old recipes. Otherwise, do the export database option from the File menu of 1.2.2, then after installing 1.2.3, do an import.

You mean the download link does nothing? Or do you mean you can't unzip the file?

Our developer Mik is working on the recipe display to handle larger amounts of recipes and do some other things to make it more usable. If you want to start playing around with the source, you can download it from our sourcefoge site and start tinkering! I recommend the Qt Creator IDE for...

Agree. Will do this.

Really? They use to be like "qt-4.3.4-11.fc9.i386.rpm". I don't have a Redhat box anymore, so maybe the names for these packages are different. Is there a website where I can search through the Redhat repos?

Ah, so that's the spike in traffic I'm seeing...

Click the "+" button on the mash tab to add your mash steps. In the first, input the name, infusion amount, infusion temp (162 F), and target temp (156 F). Same thing for the sparge. If you don't know what amounts/temps you need, you can click the "Mash Des" button.