Monthly Archives: April 2006

Linux Standard Base Supported by Linux Industry, Says Free Standards Group So what’s this? Well basically a large number of the big players in the Linux world have come together, again, and agreed upon a set of standards by which … Continue reading →

I know it was only last Christmas that I started this blog and got my new computer on which I use Linux exclusivly, but the time for dreams tends to never cease. So in the spirit of always wanting what … Continue reading →

Michael Gartenberg – Boot Camp Tips I know I run a Linux blog, but since MacOSX is a Unix based product I like to throw in some Mac related tips every now and then. Here’s something interesting I found through … Continue reading →

Fedora Foundation | FedoraNEWS.ORG I don’t usually talk much about distros I don’t normally use, but I felt this article was to important to pass up. It looks like Red Hat Inc. is giving up on the Fedora Foundation. Why? … Continue reading →

I know this may be a bit of an exaggeration, but many time I find myself, as an open source user pretty much alone in the world. I only have one friend that I’ve met in person that uses Linux. … Continue reading →

This post isn’t Linux related, but its related to my blog… directly. I have, as you may have noticed, updated my blog’s theme. Yes, it quite a contrast compared the old one, and I’m not really sure if I totally … Continue reading →

Sample virus targets Windows and Linux | Tech News on ZDNet I suggest anyone who thinks that Linux is “virus proof” read this article. Its not and this is pretty much the proof. All operating systems have thier vunerabilites, granted … Continue reading →

DailyTech – AMD’s Socket 754 to Outlast Socket 939 Well, well, well. Look at this. It looks like my choice of a Socket 754 processor and motherboard may not of been a bad choice after all. With the 754 outlasting … Continue reading →