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Now, after quickly hacking outlines into AmphetaDesk, I see Adam Wendt playing with RSS and XSLT. Seems like a much cleaner way to do it, and really makes me want to play more with XSLT. The AmphetaDesk template hack I did is still horribly inelegant, doesn't leverage the DOM, and could use some tidying. Would be interesting neat to see XSLT in Ampheta, but that might be a bit much right now.

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Now, after quickly hacking outlines into AmphetaDesk, I see Adam Wendt playing with RSS and XSLT. Seems like a much cleaner way to do it, and really makes me want to play more with XSLT. The AmphetaDesk template hack I did is still horribly inelegant, doesn't leverage the DOM, and could use some tidying. Would be interesting neat to see XSLT in Ampheta, but that might be a bit much right now.

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