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Category Archives: Linux
Xubuntu Intrepid (8.10) Released
The Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex (8.10) release came today, and with it came Xubuntu 8.10! I like Xubuntu because of how light it is, which is the Xubuntu development team’s mission statement: The goal of Xubuntu is to produce an easy … Continue reading
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Openmoko Goes Live
Openmoko is now live and the Neo 1973 is being sold as a developer release. Sell your iPhone and buy yourself one, then send me the difference so I can get one too. It’s a smartphone that runs Linux and … Continue reading
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Feisty Fawn and a LAN
Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn) was released on April 19th, 2007. As you can probably guess, I’m running it now and it’s good. The first thing noticed is the increased boot speed, it gets faster with each version. I’m finally running … Continue reading
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Quick Nokia N800 Review
I finally got to installing the applet to take screenshots, so here they are: It runs a resolution of 800×480 which is a 5:3 display aspect ratio. I switched to this theme, the default one was much darker. On the … Continue reading
TinMan got a Nokia N800
w00t! I am posting this from my new Nokia N800. I’ve been working on a project with the Quake 3 Engine, but I will probably put it on hold to play around with the Maemo SDK (Software Development Kit) to … Continue reading
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