Tag Archives: Ubuntu
Ubuntu Videogram Screentest
Some amusing Ubuntu history for you… A few weeks back, Matt Zimmerman — who must be aiming for a world record in “dude, you so need a blog” demands — reminded me about a bizaare video created early last year … Continue reading
QoTD: Mark Shuttleworth
“Every company has its blowhards and its various good guys. We have ours.” — Mark Shuttleworth compares and contrasts Canonical and Red Hat Tomorrow’s news: Canonical blowhard count apparently steady, despite Waugh resignation.
QoTD: Raven Zachary
“As we’ve seen with open-source projects before, with market share comes business opportunity.” — Raven Zachary on Open Source business models, in this case, Ubuntu
Ohio LinuxFest 2006
Tomorrow, I’ll be giving the opening keynote at the Ohio LinuxFest! Then I’ll be listening to Jorge’s presentation about Linux and Windows living together in harmony. Sweet! The organisers have packed a lot of great stuff and fantastic people into … Continue reading
What’s wrong with software
$ apt-cache search powerful | wc -l 486 $ apt-cache search flexible | wc -l 355 $ apt-cache search loving | wc -l 3 Update: $ apt-cache search christ on a stick | wc -l 1 WTF?! $ apt-cache search … Continue reading
Dell D420
Yesterday, the well-traveled and now-infamous Quebecistani Craptop — a temporary replacement for my wonderful Dell X300, stolen in Montreal — was laid to rest. At least until EuroOSCON, at which point it will be returned to Canonical. Today, I replaced … Continue reading
Ubuntu hits SMH front page
Ubuntu lovers James Dumay and Melissa Draper (of Ubuntu Australia team fame) are quoted in this article about Linux entering the main stream, which popped up on the front page of the Sydney Morning Herald website — along with the … Continue reading
RftE: Ubuntu Server
You can install Ubuntu Server 6.06 LTS with your big toe. I know because I just did it. It’s worth pointing out that I have a pretty large big toe, too. Those with smaller, nimbler big toes will have an … Continue reading
Signed, Sealed, Delivered
“Hmmm…what is Canonical’s point, I wonder?” — Justin Kestelyn, Oracle Technology Network Editor-in-Chief
