Monthly Archives: May 2006

D-Link – DP-G310 – 54Mbps 802.11g Wireless USB 2.0 Print Server at TigerDirect.com Here is a piece of hardware I’d like to have. Espeically since I’ve not got my house fully wireless. Its a wireless USB printer server. Its allows … Continue reading →

If any of the creators of the GIMP read this, thank you very much for creating such a wonderful program. Over the past several days I set out to create some web banners and such for the new forum I’m … Continue reading →

Hooray for Gentoo! (sorry had to get that out of my system) The more I use this distribution the more I love it. I have noticed though that a lot of my friends on TuxForums.org use Arch. This makes me … Continue reading →

I’ve copied this in tact from a thread on TuxForums.org which I wrote. Enjoy the Penguins! I know that many of us here are also members at other forums. There is nothing wrong with that, and I too am a … Continue reading →

Its late. Ok its only 10:30, which isn’t late for most people, but for me after only getting 4-6 hours for the past several nights I’m about to die. So here’s my update. After manually editing a file for aDesklets, … Continue reading →

After my last several dreary posts I finally have some good news. No, sadly, I still don’t have any icons. through iDesk, but I’m still working on that. I did however emerge aDesklets, something I’ve complained about in the past, … Continue reading →

I emerged another program or two to make K3B happy, and added “user” to my fstab for my CD and DVD drives. So I can now mount those without root permission. Something that is pretty darn important. I still haven’t … Continue reading →

Actually, Mplayer isn’t the only program that isn’t working correctly. I’ve noticed that when I boot up I get an error that my System.map file isn’t found. Not exactly sure what the effect that has on my computer, but I’m … Continue reading →

Well, after some help on the Gentoo forums on how to chroot, I finally went in and recompiled my kernel using the same Gentoo sources. After that I went in and did a lot of configuring to make things exactly … Continue reading →

I love my Gentoo, I really do. This time I have no one but myself for breaking it. Unsure of how to recompile my kernel the “Gentoo way” I tried the follow the guide. Somewhere in the process I overwrote … Continue reading →