Got a Linksys WRT54G? You’re the proud owner of Disruptive
Technology! Don’t have one yet? Here’s a buyer’s
guide to the hardware versions available.
The vestiges of community work on alternative firmware images is pretty h0rked
though. Between basic misunderstandings about licensing and a propsensity for
flamewars, there’s basically no really cool stuff happening. (I still
can’t understand the oft-spun yet entirely […]
In one of the strangest acts of delegation I’ve seen in GNOME to date, Jonathan asked me to publish a list of Cool GNOME Hacks, originally authored by a secret keiretsu of Ximian and Red Hat hackers — ten in all, the usual names — who met in Boston recently.
I get the distinct impression that I’ve been marked for secretarial […]
Haven’t wet your pants over the AdTI (Alexis de Tocqueville Institution) paper,
Samizdat, yet? Martin Pool has written a thorough analysis on his
blog, along with some humourous background. Google-say AdTI!
Steven Garrity’s blog was the
inspiration for my Planet
subscription keywords hack. I read an article about GNOME on his site a while
back, noticed that he had a search box, and found all his previous articles
about GNOME. Disappointed that I couldn’t subscribe to the results of my
query, I realised I could do the same thing with Planet […]
Mary is taking Spanish
lessons but finding it tough because there’s very little in the way of
daily exposure to Spanish here in Australia. This morning, while dreaming, I
concocted a plan for her educational salvation (and advancement of Free
Software in general, as a cunning side-effect)!
Read Barrapunto every day instead of Slashdot.
Chatter with the Spanish GNOME hackers on #gnome-hispano on […]
Herbert’s resignation demonstrates why GNOME doesn’t ship flags at all. Herbert is a reasonable guy, who lives only a few kilometres away from me in Sydney, and happens to have a more personal, deeply-held perspective on the China/Taiwan issue than many of us. I guess I don’t share his belief, but it should not affect […]
Computer World gives GNOME the thumbs up: “But I’m finding that Linux, especially with GNOME, is a lot more user friendly than the Unix I remember. […] There are probably people in your organization right now who could become more productive with Linux and GNOME on their desktop. Maybe you need to find out more […]
