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Monthly Archives: September 2007
SciTE
Oh how I loathe thee. Alright, so I’m currently booting Wolvix Linux as my installed distro. In all honesty I’m to lazy right now to reinstall Gentoo. Its a rather involved process and I don’t feel like doing it right … Continue reading
Posted in java, programming, review, tips, vim
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Debian Post Responce
I’ve got quite a few comments on my post on Debian, which is always nice. But I now feel the need to more or less defend myself. To set some things straight first off, I was using Debian etch x86_64. … Continue reading
Posted in installing, wolvix
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Wolvix
This post, in the same tradition is coming from Wolvix. Though the next one about openSUSE won’t because I already blew it away (I forgot). Most people, if they know of Wolvix, think of it only as a live run … Continue reading
Posted in review, wolvix
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Debian
I’m writing this post from within Debian. Do I like Debian overall? No. Not really. The install went smoothly and the installer is pretty easy to follow and understand if you’ve done this before. I find it really similar to … Continue reading
Posted in review
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New Distros
I’ve decided that I’ve not tried enough distros out there. Yeah, this is sort of out of the blue, but I can’t stand it. I’ve never used Debian which is supposed to be really good. I’d like to try Fedora … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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Lack of Posts
I’m sorry about my lack of posts. I started my new job about a month ago, and as if thats not enough. I had to move four hours from home. Which sucks in multiple ways actually, but now after living … Continue reading
Posted in job, kernel, news, personal
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Tilda
I actually found out about this program through the Wolvix Newsletter. When I first installed it it kept crashing, but now after a reboot I can’t seem to reproduce the error. So in light of that I’m going to pretend … Continue reading
Splint
Splint. Its another static code analysis program. It uses a very interesting concept. By placing specially formatted commented in the code, the user enables the program to use more accurate analysis. So for example, you place a comment like /*@SpecialComment@*/ … Continue reading
Posted in code analysis, paludis, tips
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News
OSNews has a headline that reads, “US Backing for Two-Tier Internet.” I find that misleading. I should of known that we would do that though. My own people annoy me sometimes. AMD has decided to release its specs for ATI … Continue reading
Static Code Analysis
There is a thing in this life call “static code analysis.” It does exactly what it says. It analyzes static code. It basically does everything short of linking. While checkers for a considerable number of languages exist C and C++ … Continue reading
Posted in C++, code analysis, paludis, programming, review
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