We have a school bus service that takes us rowdy lot from college to the Belconnen Interchange everyday at 16:00 and as usual I was on it. I sat down, made room for anyone wanting to take the seat beside me and continued listening to the Floyd, as I usually do. This girl who I […]
Monthly Archives: September 2006
Just some more links of this week.
system76 have some pretty nice laptops running Ubuntu. Check ‘em out.
Pimp up your desktop with either the Candido or Murrine engines and GTK themes!
Prof. Lawrence Lessig presented a brilliant talk at LinuxWorld on considering whether culture can be created in the same way as free software is: uncontrolled by […]
Something I haven’t done before, but since the many numerous tabs in my Firefox window that I wanted to keep open for later blogging is starting to really pile up that I have over 26 tabs loading everytime I load Firefox (session manager plugin), I thought I might just kill a few birds with one […]
On Software Freedom Day minus 7 some of us from the Canberra Linux User Group along with a few people from open-source-friendly businesses here in Canberra and a few more people from the community got together at the Kingston Old Bus Depot markets, where that week the a computer fair was being held. We were […]