Archive for the ‘Technology’ Category
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Response to Linux.com Accusations
Recently, Linux.com posted an article called “When open source projects close the process, something’s wrong.” It starts out as a seemingly generalized complaint about open source projects not being so open, but after the first two sentences you realize that it’s just accusing two groups in particular.
The first case accuses the Oxygen Project, which is [...] -
James’ Ubuntu Installation Guide - Updated!
I started writing this little guide for one person, and then realized that I knew several other people who I’d have to repeat it to. From there I figured I’d just post it up on the blog for anybody who was interested. Of course, there’s quite a few ways to do it, but if you [...]
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Feedback: OSNews vs DistroWatch
This is my feedback on the scuffle between DistroWatch’s founder and leader Ladislav Bodnar and OSNews’s managing editor Tom Holwerda regarding the recent release of the distribution of Linux called Elive. You can see Mr. Holwerda’s blog entry here, and Mr. Bodnar’s response here.
Looks like Mr. Holwerda bit off a little more than he could [...] -
Steve Ballmer Music Video
Man, this is good stuff. I was posting on Bagelwood an idea for a spoof game pitting Microsoft against Apple against Linux in a sort of Mortal Kombat way, and of course, Steve Ballmer had to be in there going berserk somehow. This made me want to see the video of him going crazy during [...]
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Next-Gen Letdown
Alright, so as far as the market is concerned, it’s been a year since the new “next generation consoles” came around. I’ve been saving up money for a while and just got even more thanks to graduation gifts, but see, I’m having the same trouble that I’ve been having for a few months now: I [...]
