-
Debian, Ubuntu and Fedora working together to make LTSP a core part of the desktop ecosystem. Jim McQuillan: “Just it turn on and it will work, just like with Apache, or Samba, or CUPS.”
-
Russian XP clone made with GNOME. As Brandon says, “At least it looks better than, say, Linspire.”
-
Jeff Waugh is passionate about the philosophy of Software Freedom and the business of Open Source. Would you like to know more?
This blog is entirely his own, and does not represent the opinions of current or former employers.
-
Pages
-
Twitter
- pressure's on for Palm... presentation begins in 45min. wondering if they'll kick arse. 51 mins ago
- bah, it's like 3 hours until palm's announcements at CES. pfft. 2 hrs ago
- not sure many other bands could get away with "let's get some milkshake from boobs" in a heartfelt ode to imagined parentage -> @thegrates 3 hrs ago
- awesome, @tircd 0.4 was just released -- it gives voice to followers who follow you. neat-o! 3 hrs ago
- on the last day, he added some great big fucking speakers. and he was pleased. http://tinyurl.com/97grrq 4 hrs ago
- More updates...
-
Rocking Stuff
-
Web Life
-
Feeds












4 Comments
Yuck! Linux XP… I don’t like it at all. If I wanted to use a Linux distro that looks like Windows XP I would use Famelix.
But I don’d want it, of course :-p
I’m starting to love the brown…
Oops! Typo: I *don’t* want it.
“just like with Apache, or Samba, or CUPS.â€
Um, I don’t know what other people’s experience with these products is but this reads like the four horsemen of the apocalypse of the open-source world. (OK add RPM). I’ve always had an absolute mission trying to configure these tools to do just the basics. While they work incredibly well when set up I’d drop them in an instant for a more user-friendly system.
Apache is a particularly bad example, given that on Debianesque operating systems every web app is rocket science to configure. Samba is a piece of just-works-click-OK cake by comparison.
- Chris
2 Trackbacks
links for 2006-09-23 September 24th, 2006 by jdub
September 23, 2006 10:18 PM