What Microsoft Meant Was…
In an effort to catch up reading through the last 2 months of eWeek magazines that I have stacked on my dresser yet never find time to pick up, I read through the May 28 issue this morning and found this very insightful statement by Jason Brooks. The article is called “Free software shines on” and can also be found here…
Why I quit: kernel developer Con Kolivas
Really, really good article and interview with an awesome and amazingly bright guy. Con, I had no idea that you were such a complex guy. I wish you the best of the future, seriously.
KPilot KDE3, meet KPilot KDE4
And Now, Introducing… Linda Kasper!
Ladies and Gentlemen, it is with great pleasure that I introduce to you, my darling bride. People, this is my bride, Linda. Linda, this is the world. =:)
I’s Feelin’ Mighty Low
I don’t think I’ve felt this low in a long, long time. In a lot of ways.
Okay, This Is How I Feel
The Only X (xorg.conf) For My T42
I do NOT understand why this is a true thing, but I do know that it is a true thing. Namely, unless I use this xorg.conf, I get weird hangs during suspend/resume, and my docking station/external monitor thingey doesn’t work right. At some point, when I have all the time in the world, I shall sit down and figure out why this works and why whichever way I configure X through YaST does not. But for now, I post this for posterity and in the odd case that this might help someone else who is stuck using a company-provided Thinkpad T42.
Visitor in Red and White
KPilot SOC Progress, OpenSync, and Espresso
Our little KPilot Summer of Code project that Bertjan and I are co-laboring on is going fairly well.
I drank this–was that a bad idea?
LOL! My apologies for plagiarism to Ian Murdock, but this is too funny to not do… =;) In other news…. I’m holding onto my hope that one day soon, I will be able to do that which I’m most passionate about professionally…. =;)