Wuala - The secure personal online storage

Sneak Peak: New Office

2009-11-04T10:45:00.005+01:00

Just to tease you: Here's a glimpse of our new office - more pictures later ;-)

New Team Member

2009-10-27T09:08:00.001+01:00

Hi Wuala fans

My name is Marius and I just started at Wuala. Like many people here, I also studied at the ETH Zürich. I have been developing E-Banking applications before I joined Wuala. You can find me here in Wuala: http://www.wuala.com/verbalkiter

have a nice day
Marius

A Halloween Treat

2009-10-26T10:55:00.001+01:00

For the coming Halloween week, we've got a special treat: Buy additional storage and get 50% off! Simply use the promotion code "HALLOWEEN" when purchasing and enjoy automatic backup and file versioning (valid until Nov 1, 2009).

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Wiedikon is here!

2009-10-22T11:07:00.031+02:00

Our newest release "Wiedikon" (we're currently naming our releases after Zurich's quarters) brings along the following enhancements:

Windows 7 and File System Integration
Just in time for Windows 7, we have introduced a completely new file system integration. Wuala is now integrated even more tightly into your system. Here, Windows 7 users will be "upgraded" first, all other Window users will follow in the next few days.

If you're a Mac or Linux user - we haven't forgotten you: As we already have stated here, we're in the midst of improving your file system integration as well. It's trickier than we thought; we'll let you know as soon as we're ready.

Forum Switch
Many of you have told us that you think our current forum at GetSatisfaction is too confusing and making it difficult to find the answer to specific questions. Since Wuala is growing and customer support is getting more and more demanding, we realized that we need a better solution.

We have set up a new forum, which is split up into different topics. With this it should be easier to find a solution to your problem. Furthermore, we can reach you directly by posting announcements, while you can post your problems, your ideas and your feedback.

Additionally, we have also set up a bugtracker, where you can post bugs directly and track them. Read our short how-to.

The main language of our new forum will be English. However, there is also a section for German and French speakers, we're open to your contributions, after all we're multilingual :-)

We will move new threads from GetSatisfaction to our new forum. However, during the next few weeks, we will continue to answer existing threads on GetSatisfaction, especially if the poster does not want to move the thread into our new forum.

Please join us in our new forum and on our new bugtracker. We're looking forward to having ongoing discussions with you!

Wuala is awarded the CTI Start-up Label

2009-10-21T15:09:00.003+02:00

We're excited to announce that CTI, the Swiss innovation promotion agency, has awarded us with the CTI Start-up Label. The award is given to companies which are ready for sustainable growth and meet the following criteria: working and industrialized product, market acceptance, professional and experienced management team, and growth.

We'd like to thank CTI Start-up, and especially our CTI coach Christian Brand.

Effective Usage: Advanced World Search

2009-10-15T10:45:00.002+02:00

Below you will find some hints, how to quickly search the world area.

A query for an advanced word search consists of terms and operators. There are two types of terms: Single Terms and Phrases.

A Single Term is a single word such as Wuala or friend.

A Phrase is a group of words surrounded by double quoted such as “wuala group”. Multiple terms can be combined together with Boolean operators to form a more complex query.

Boolean Operators

2 Boolean operators are supported: “+” and “-”.

+ Operator:
The “+” operator requires that the term after the “+” symbol must exist somewhere in the field of a single item.

To search for items that must contain flower, but may contain tree use the query:

+flower tree

- Operator:

The “-” operator excludes items that contain the term after the “-” symbol.
The search for items that contain flower but not tree use the query:
flower -tree

Wildcard Search

To perform a multiple character wildcard search use the “*” symbol. This search is supported only within single terms, and “*” may not be the first character.
Multiple character wildcard searches looks for 0 or more characters.
For example, to search for test, tests, or tester, you can use the search:
test*

Fuzzy Search

To perform a fuzzy search use the tilde, “~”, symbol at the end of a Single word Term.
For example to search for a term similar in spelling to roam use the fuzzy search:
roam~
This search will find terms like foam and roams.

Field

When performing a search you can either specify a field or use the default field. You can search any field by typing the field name followed by a colon “:” and then the term or phrase you are looking for.

To search for the users whose username is Wuala use the query:
user:Wuala

To search for the tag music use the query:
Tags:music

The supported fields are as following:

Name (name of items, such as filename), description, tags, comments, commentAuthors, owner, path, extras (specific meta data such as artist, song title, album, etc.), fullname, email, skype, founder, uploadDate, modificationDate

If you don’t specify a field, the results are found from the default fields: name, owner, path, description, tags, comments, commentAuthors, founder, fullname, extras.

Grouping

Parentheses are using to group multiple clauses to form sub queries.
To search for either tree or present and Christmas use the query ( may exist and either term tree or present must exist):
+(tree present) Christmas

Range Search

Range Queries allow you to match items whose value are between the lower and upper bound specified by the Range Query. Sorting is done lexicographically.
uploadDate:[20091001 TO 20091002]
This will find items which have been uploaded from October 1, 2009 to October 2, 2009 (included).

Effective Usage: Control Wuala With Your Console

2009-10-08T09:23:00.030+02:00

On Linux systems, Wuala can be controlled within the terminal. You can use these commands to run Wuala without a graphical interface.

The commands are limited to the basic functions, since we recommend using Wuala with the graphical interface. The terminal commands are construed primary to run Wuala as a trading node.

Getting started

To start Wuala without gui, run the script wualacmd.
./wualacmd

Feel free to edit the script for your personal needs.

To give commands to the running Wuala program, use the script "wuala". The syntax is:
./wuala command

Frequently asked functions

How can I start trading when running without gui?

1. Login to your account with
./wuala login Username Password

2. start trading with ./wuala startTrading 

Be sure to do this after your online time has reached a value of >17%. If you do this while your online time is less, the setting will not be recognized correctly from our servers. If this is the case, you´ll have to enter the stop trading command (./wuala stopTrading) before you can start trading correctly.

How can I auto log in to my account without using the GUI?

The auto login command is not working without the GUI. You have to login manually with the command

./wuala login username password

You can write the login command into the wualacmd batch if you like to, but be aware: you will leave your username and password on your system when you do this.

For trading space, you have to login only to start the trading. Once started, your computer will trade space for your account, regardless if your are logged in or not.

Short description of the available functions:

benchmark
The command runs some benchmarks for your system.

connectionCheck
Triggers to ping your computer from our servers to check if you will be reachable for the Wuala network.

connectionInfo
Shows your IP and traffic setting as well as some traffic statistics

disableStatusServer
turns off the Web status-Page

download
starts the download of a file

enableStatusServer
enables the Web statuspage

exit
quits Wuala

feedback
sends a text to the Wuala Team

help
prints out the available commands

list
(e.g. /myfiles/music)
lists a specific folder in your Wuala account

login
to login to your Wuala account

logout
to logout of your Wuala account

ping
This pings a running Wuala client and is useful for testing whether portforwaring is correctly configured

printStackTraces
Prints out Stack Traces to the standard output

restart
Restarts Wuala in gui mode

setBindAddress
binds your LAN IP address to Wuala

setCacheSize
sets the size of your local cache (surprising)

setDataPath
set the path to your data directory

setInrate
set the inbound bandwith

setOutrate
sets the outbound bandwith

setPort
sets or change the portnumber for Wuala

setRestartOnUpdate
determines if Wuala restarts automatically when an update is available or not

setTempPath
specifys a temp path for Wuala

setTradingLimit
sets the size of space you want to trade

showPaths
shows all paths Wuala is using to store data

showQuota
shows the quota of Wuala storage for the current user

showSettings
shows cache size, port number, external address, bandwidth limits, trading limits and if restart on update is true or false

trade
starts trading with a specified amount of space

showStatus
shows ifs you are online or offline

tradeStats
shows the average online time, the size of space you are trading, the amount of already locally stored data and the earned storage for that node

undoSetDataPath
revokes a setDataPath command when used before restarting Wuala

upload
e.g.: upload test.mp3 YourWualaName/Test
starts uploading a file to Wuala

version
shows the version number of Wuala which is running

Effective Usage: Wuala on Ubuntu

2009-10-01T14:02:00.003+02:00

This post is written by guest blogger Juri Hudolejev. Having graduated from Tallinn University of Technologies with a MSc in Computer Systems Engineering, he is currently working as Java developer in the field of cryptographic timestamps. He's a F/OSS enthusiast, and permanently interested in new technologies.

The following post describes how to get the Wuala client running on an Ubuntu machine. These steps have been tested on Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty and should apply to any recent version of Ubuntu, however, this tutorial could also be helpful for other Linux distributions with various graphical desktop environments.

This tutorial is focused on GUI. For purely command-line how-to, read about running Wuala on a Debian-based server.

apt://-links work only in Firefox with apturl installed.

0. Installing Java Runtime

The Wuala client requires Java Runtime. Sun Java 6 is recommended, but OpenJRE or Sun Java 5 should also be OK.

Click apt://sun-java6-jre, or run:
sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre

1. Get the Wuala client

Visit the Download section and follow the link Wuala for Linux, or use the direct link. You will get file named wuala.tar.gz. Open it and unpack its contents to ~/wuala, say, /home/elvis/wuala. This is where your Wuala installation will reside, including storage you'll possibly decide to trade.

Alternatively, you can run this:

cd ~

wget http://wuala.com/files/wuala.tar.gz

tar -xzf wuala.tar.gz

2. Create an account

Go to ~/wuala and start loader.jar (right-click, 'Open with Java Runtime'). On first run, the Wuala client creates all needed infrastructure in its folder, loads updates and proposes you to create an account if you don't have one:

Click 'Create your own free account' and fill in the required fields.

A promo code is optional. You've got one if you were invited, this will add extra 1GB to your initial storage, and the one who has posted an invite will also get extra 512MB (if he's a pro user). If you have no promo code, you will still get 1GB to start with.

After the account is created, the Wuala main window will open. Drag some files there, and while they are being uploaded, let's create a startup entry.

3. Add Wuala to startup

In the main menu, select 'System', 'Preferences', 'Startup Applications', click 'Add' to create startup entry. Name and comment may be whatever sensible strings you want, command should be bash /home/elvis/wuala/wuala -silent (or whatever your username is). -silent key will prevent Wuala client from opening its window on startup:

Click 'Save', then 'Close'. Now on your next login, Wuala will start and red 'W'-icon will appear in system tray. To stop Wuala, right-click that tray icon and hit 'exit'.

If you are happy with the Wuala Java client, stop here. If you want Wuala to be easily accessible from command line or integrate Wuala more tightly with your file system, there is some more magic to be invoked.

[optional] 4. Create shortcut for command line

In order to call Wuala from console with one single command, the shortcut to the launcher should be added to path. There are several possible locations for this script to reside, here the user's home folder is chosen.

If you don't have a ~/bin folder, create one. This is where the Wuala launcher script will be called from.

With you favourite text editor create file named ~/bin/wuala with the following contents:

#!/bin/bash
# Wuala loader

bash ~/wuala/wuala "$@"

It will start the Wuala client, namely calling ~/wuala/wuala script that will in turn fire up the Java virtual machine and call loader2.jar. If an instance of the Wuala client is running already, parameters of ~/bin/wuala will be passed to it, for example, wuala help will just print all available options that Wuala loader would accept.

Now make sure the launcher is executable:

chmod +x ~/bin/wuala

Or if you prefer the GUI-way, right-click, 'Properties', 'Permissions', and check 'Allow executing file as program'.

Done. You can try it out by opening terminal and typing

wuala

It should open the Wuala main window. You can now also start Wuala from 'Run Application' dialog (Alt+F2).

[optional] 5. Install NFS and portmap

First of all, have a look at ~/wuala/readme.txt if you haven't done it yet. Well, always read ReadMe-s ;-)

Install portmap and nfs-common -- click apt://portmap,nfs-common or run:

sudo apt-get install portmap nfs-common

Backup existing /etc/fstab so you can get revert it if something goes wrong, then modify it:

sudo cp /etc/fstab /etc/fstab.bak

sudo nano /etc/fstab

Add the following line to the end of the file (should be one line, better if you to copy it directly from ~/wuala/readme.txt; anyway, don't forget to put you real user name):

localhost:/wuala /home/elvis/wuala/direct nfs
defaults,users,noauto,rsize=8192,wsize=8192,timeo=60,acregmin=10,noac,intr,nolock,soft

NFS connections from localhost only will be accepted. You may need to restart Wuala for changes to make effect.

Now go to ~/wuala/direct. You should see three folders: myfiles, myfriends and mygroups. Names are pretty self-explaining, aren't they? ;-)

We're finished. Enjoy!

Daily Life: Dominik at Open Expo 2009

2009-09-22T13:10:00.007+02:00

Tomorrow at 11 20 AM: Listen to Dominik participating in the Digital Sustainability Track at the Open Expo 2009 in Winterthur.

Here's a short description about the panel discussion (in German):

Podiumsdiskussion mit Dominik Grolimund von Wuala, Michael Näf von Doodle und Jasper Bouwsma
Die vielfältigen Zusammenhänge zwischen Nachhaltigkeit, Innovation und Open Source sind das Thema dieser prominent besetzten Paneldiskussion: was bedeutet Open Source für kleine, hoch innovative Startup-Firmen? Fördert oder behindert Open Source echte Innovation? Welche Rolle spielt darin ein nachhaltiges Entwickeln von Software? Und was bedeutet all dies für Grossunternehmen, die Öffentlichkeit und die Communities?

UPDATE: Added the whole panel discussion (in German)

New Search!

2009-09-21T14:17:00.008+02:00

Finally, our new world-search is online!

Much faster and more precise than ever. We also implemented a a few new features:

trek* finds all words starting with 'trek', for example trekker and treky. a* will not work though, as this would match too many words.

star +trek -voyager will find names containing 'trek' but not 'voyager'. It may also contain 'star', in which case it will be listed first.

lurker~ does a fuzzy search, which means it will find everything that sounds link 'lurker', for example 'worker'. Warning: fuzzy search is slow.

Not only the filename is indexed, but also the description, tags, path and user. So if you see a filename which does not include your search term, check the other fields too.

Filenames in camel-case are split: you will find WaterPlant.jpg when searching for 'water' or 'plant'.

Please note: The new search is only for for the world area (not groups or friends).

Developer Zone: Inside Wuala's Connection Types

2009-09-17T12:00:00.003+02:00

You might have already read about the improvements of the trading system. The goal was to enable trading even if your connection has some kind of restriction. Therefore, we distinguish three different types of connections, which all allow to trade.

The connection types are defined as follows:

Connection type A:
You're fully reachable, i.e. your computer accepts all incoming connections. Your firewall (if there is one) accepts incoming connections at the Wuala port. If you are behind a router with NAT, it is either a “Full Cone NAT” (described in RFC3489) or configured (with UPnP or manually) to forward incoming UDP packets at the Wuala port to the internal host.

This is the best situation. You will earn storage very quickly.

Connection type B:
Your computer is behind a router and is connected with a “port restricted cone NAT”, as described in the same RFC . The only restriction is: An external host can only send a packet, with the source IP address X and the source port P, if the internal host has previously sent a packet to the IP address X and port P.

As a consequence, you will receive less fragments from the Wuala cloud than with connection type A.

Connection type C:
Your computer cannot receive incoming connections, but can open UDP connections. Your computer can receive fragments only from nodes when a UDP connection is already established with a call from your local computer.

You will receive fragments, but only very slowly.

You are able to trade storage with all three connection types mentioned above. Your online time will always be counted in the same way. The only difference lies in the speed of receiving fragments.
Please note that your computer cannot trade, when UDP connections are blocked. This is usually the case when you have activated UDP blocking in your router or your firewall.

Upcoming Improvements: A New Search and A New Networkdrive

2009-09-16T16:23:00.000+02:00

Just two quick things:

1) As some of you have already noticed, the world area is currently not searchable.
We have switched it off temporarily, since we’re working on integrating a completely new search system. We are truly sorry for the inconvenience and thank for your patience!

2) We're working on the file system integration! We have decided to use a new software and will have finalized the process until the end of the year. With this we hope to solve the problems that currently occur when using the Wuala network drive. Stay tuned!

New Team Member

2009-09-14T14:00:00.002+02:00

Hi Wuala!

My name is Bernd and I've recently started to work for the Wuala Support Team. I'm working for a scientific institute in the administraton and support for over 15 years. It is a very exciting experience to help to develop the support of a fast growing community like Wuala.

You can find me in Wuala at here and of course at Getsatisfaction and more.

Looking forward to read and maybe meeting some of you!
Bernd

New Team Member

2009-09-11T15:33:00.006+02:00

Hi there, Wuala followers

My name is Dario and my work here will mainly focus on managing/updating Wuala's server-landscape. I've just finished my B.Sc. studies in IT and worked for a dev company before joining Wuala. You will find me here.

Have fun!

Dario

Update 2009-09-16: I managed to find a picture of me at my favorite spot in winter.

Chinese Release

2009-09-09T14:59:00.015+02:00

To all our Chinese users - Wuala is available in Chinese (Simplified)!
We really appreciate the hard work of our Chinese translator Yu(Smith) Tian - you've done great work!

Here is his message for you:

首先感谢大家使用Wuala的中文版本.翻译量很大我断断续续翻了2个月总算全部完成.(一万多字果然不好翻译)
使用Wuala的中国人好像很少.希望通过我的翻译将来能够有更多的人加入进来.
翻译过程中因为没有办法直接对照到原版本的软件参看翻译效果.所以有些地方可能翻译的不是很好,这些我以后会慢慢修补.
大家如果有什么改进的意见或者使用问题但是英文又不怎么好的话可以发邮件给我,我会尽量回复邮件地址(slug014 AT gmail DOT com)
当然也欢迎到我最新开的博客上看看.会发现很多和Wuala相关好东西哦,链接地址http://wualachina.blogbus.com/
希望喜欢这款软件的人能够把它推荐给身边的人.感谢所有为Wuala的成长努力的朋友们.

Thank you for using Wuala Chinese. It's really hard work to translate about 10000 words into Chinese.
It looks like that there are very few Chinese people using Wuala. I hope that through my translation there will be more people joining in the future.
Some places may not translated well, because I can't see the translation results directly. I will update them after this release.
If anybody has questions or suggestions about Wuala and is not good at English, you can send an e-mail to me (slug014 AT gmail DOT com). I will do my best to reply.
Welcome to my latest blog, there's a lot of good things about Wuala. Link: http://wualachina.blogbus.com/
Please introduce this cool software to all your friends and bring them in.
Thanks to all the friends efforts for the growth of Wuala.

Daily Life: Help Us Win The Public Award!

2009-09-08T13:15:00.000+02:00

SwissICT, Switzerland's leading association for information and communication technology, has nominated Wuala as one finalists for the yearly Swiss ICT Award. There are three categories: "Champion", "Newcomer" (this is where you'll find us) and "Public Award". The jury will select the winner in the categories "Champion" and "Newcomer", while the public gets to vote their own personal winner. Help us win! :-)

1) Click here.
2) Scroll down until you find Wuala and select "Sieger" (Winner)
3) Enter your data and click "Send".
4) Tell your friends about it :-)

Thanks so much in advance!

Effective Usage: Backup

2009-09-03T17:06:00.016+02:00

With our new feature, Wuala isn't just about online storage anymore, it's also about online backup!

In order benefit from our new backup feature, you need to be a Pro user. Just buy the storage plan that fits your needs (up to 1TB!) or trade local disk space for online storage to become a Pro.

Why backup?

Skim through your files and you'll realize how valuable they are. Family pictures, papers or spreadsheets, everything is precious and maybe even irreplaceable.

By enabling backup, files on your computer are directly copied to Wuala. Choose the folders (documents, media files, etc.) you want to sync to Wuala and get started!

How To Enable Backup

Enabling backup is simple. Just go to File > New Backup Folder. From your computer, navigate to the folder you want to backup to Wuala. The Backup Folder will be created. Please note that depending on the folder size, it may take a while until all files have been uploaded. Since Wuala uploads everything in the background, you can just keep working and don't have to worry about it.

This is how the Backup Folder will look like - in case you're wondering - the folder image is our Wuala-Anniversary-Birthday cake :-)
How To Set Backup Settings

Rigth-click (control-click for the Mac) on the Backup Folder in Wuala and select Backup Settings. You may adjust the settings and the time span between backups. If you have important files, such as projects or papers you're currently working on, you should backup at least once a day.
Wuala will now always backup your files at the time you specified. If Wuala isn't running or your computer is turned off, Wuala will try at a later date.

No need to worry about your files anymore, just sit back and relax!

Developer Zone: Trading Storage - What's New

2009-08-26T16:31:00.005+02:00

Trading storage is now as simple as ever: The only requirement you have to fulfill is that you are online for at least four hours a day on average. Just go to Tools > Options > Trade Storage (Win/Linux) or Preferences > Trade Storage (Mac), set the check box for trading, and specify how many GBs you want to trade.

What's New

You can now trade storage, even if your connection is not optimal. We introduced three connection types 'A', 'B', and 'C'. 'A' means that your connection is optimal and you will earn storage very quickly. 'C' means that your connection is just ok for trading storage. You can still do it, but you will earn storage very slowly. In this case you should consider
improving your connection.

Here's my special suggestion for the new version:

Activate 'trade storage' in the preferences
Enable the option 'Start Wuala when I start my computer' (in your preferences under 'General') so that Wuala is running whenever your computer is switched on

By trading storage, you will automatically become a Pro user and can take advantage of our two new features: backup and file versioning.

Daily Life: Help us get selected to present at SXSW 2010!

2009-08-25T11:33:00.006+02:00

We've nominated Dominik to present at one of the leading conferences in the US, South by Southwest (SXSW) Interactive Festival. With the PanelPicker voting interface, the public (folks like you and I) have 30% of voting power of what panels get selected for the event. The remaining selection power is determined by the advisory board (40%) and the staff (30%).

Since there are around 3000 proposals, we really need your support. Every vote counts!

1) Go to the following link and register: http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/users/register

2) After having received your confirmation email go to http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/ideas/view/2691 and click on the thumbs up button.

Thanks so much for your help!

(Voting closes on September 4th at 11:59 PM CST)

New Logo

2009-08-19T13:11:00.003+02:00

We're pleased to announce our new logo. While Wuala and LaCie have their own respective roadmaps, we also have strong plans to release joint products, combining hardware and software. The new logo aims at expressing unity - and it fits perfectly on LaCie boxes! We loved the old logo, but we also love the new one, and we're excited to see it soon in stores and in many other places. :)

Anniversary Release: Backup, File Versioning and Co.

2009-08-19T13:10:00.001+02:00

Nearly one year after launching our public beta, we're proud to present our brand new features:

Backup (pro feature)
You can now choose a source folder on your computer and sync it to Wuala. Everything that you store or change in that folder will be automatically be uploaded to Wuala. Just go to File > New Backup Folder and choose a folder on your hard drive. To define the settings, rightclick (control-click on the Mac) on the backup folder and choose "Backup Settings".

File Versioning (pro feature)
You can now open previous versions of a file. Click on the file and go to File > Open previous version. As soon as you have chosen a previous version, you can move the slider at the bottom to see how your files looked like on a specific date.

Restore Deleted Files
Don't ever worry about accidentally deleting a file on Wuala. From now on, every file you delete, will be automatically moved to the Trash. If you need it again, you can simply go to the Trash, rightclick (control-click on the Mac) on the file and select "Restore".

Invite Friends and Earn Space
Pretty simple: Invite your friends and earn extra storage. For every friend you invite, you get 250 MB additional online storage. If you're a Pro user, you even get 500 MB. Furthermore, you're also helping your friend, because he or she starts off with 2 GB, instead of 1 GB.

Trade Storage
We've now made it a lot easier to trade storage: Your computer has to be online for at least 4 hours a day.

Burning questions are answered in the FAQs or simply have a look at our new tutorial.

A Small Teaser

2009-08-18T19:09:00.009+02:00

Live from the headquarters: Fancy new features are coming very soon :-)

Another New Wuala Team Member

2009-08-03T15:00:00.006+02:00

Hi Wuala fans!

Wuala is expanding, so shortly after Thomas I started here too. My name is Alex, I also studied at ETH Zürich, and I have about 11 years of Java development experience. Before Wuala I developed e-banking solutions and a SOA platform for a big airline. Having worked for a big american company before, I'm excited to work now for a small and effective swiss firm.

Have a nice day,

Alex

P.S. You can find me here: http://www.wuala.com/cborealis

Daily Life: Visitor of the Day

2009-07-21T16:16:00.002+02:00

Today Elias Ramstein, cousin of Amazee-Luci, visited our office to see how developers work.

Unfortunately, we didn't get a live session of his sport stacking skills (see below):

New Wuala Team Member

2009-07-20T13:15:00.004+02:00

Hi Folks,

My name is Thomas and I've just started at Wuala. Like many guys here, I studied at ETH Zürich. I used to work on Eclipse and the IBM J9 VM.
You can find me here in Wuala.

take care now y'all...