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Tag Archives: Linux
The site move is complete
I moved this and a few other domains to a new server last night. All seems goods for the most part. The only issue I’ve come across so far is that the photo gallery is not working. I will have … Continue reading
Gwibber
What is Gwibber? Well, quoted from their website: Gwibber is an open source microblogging client for GNOME developed with Python and GTK. It supports Twitter, Jaiku, Identi.ca, Facebook, and Digg. I only learned of this app ths morning, but was … Continue reading
Posted in Social Networking
Tagged Arch Linux, gwibber, identica, Linux, plurk, social, twitter
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Up and running on Ubuntu 7.10 RC1
Well, I was able to use the live cd and get the the system installed with no issues, unlike my last experience with Beta 3. Everything with this release is looking pretty good. Although, I still think Ubuntu performance is … Continue reading
I got Gutsy Beta to install, but I had to use the alternative install CD
After redownloading the live install CD and verifying MD5SUMs, the install still hung at the partitioner stage. So I downloaded the alternative install image and was able to get it to install. Since installing, I haven’t had a single stability … Continue reading
ATI open sourcing their Radeon drivers
For us who use Linux and are stuck with ATI cards in our laptops, this comes as great and welcome news! Â AMD briefed Linux.com this morning on a pending announcement regarding the open sourcing of drivers for ATI graphics cards. … Continue reading
I saw you searching for Kenosha Linux
I was reviewing my referer logs this morning and saw that someone came here searching google for Kenosha Linux. Now that person is either searching for a distribution call Kenosha Linux, or more than likely looking info on other people … Continue reading
Debian Package of the Day » Blog Archive » agave: Design colour schemes the easy way
Debian Package of the Day » Blog Archive » agave: Design colour schemes the easy way
Finally have a working Arch Linux install
For some reason, I’m really drawn to Arch Linux. I’ve used it in the past(probably a couple of years ago), with decent success. However, recently I’ve been wanting to try it again, but am having many issues. I won’t go … Continue reading
Permissions error using VirtualBox
I downloaded and installed VirtualBox on my Debian Etch laptop and I experienced a permissions error the first time I tried to start a virtual machine, however it worked fine running as root. The fix is easy and was found … Continue reading
apt-get install filezilla
I just learned today that my favorite FTP client in Windows is now available for Linux in the form of their upcoming release. I was pretty stoked when I learned of this, because gftp is alright, but it ain’t great. … Continue reading