Posted on July 2, 2009, 3:44 pm, by devnet.
Whiz bang gadgets and myself are usually not uttered in the same sentence. I’m pretty basic. I like simple desktops like XFCE and Openbox…I like plain things. Give me bread, cheese and water and I’m a happy man. Give me wine and I’m your friend for life : I’ve tried to simplify in the past [...]
Posted on June 4, 2009, 11:23 pm, by devnet.
I’ve been distro shopping lately. I had become complacent while working with PCLinuxOS because everything just works when using it. With nothing broken, I had nothing to fix This is a good thing, unless you want things to break every once in a while so you can learn to fix them. I know, [...]
Posted on May 4, 2009, 10:07 am, by devnet.
I’m not a hater of Ubuntu by any means. I think it’s done a ton of good for Linux. It’s opened many doors and perceptions of users everywhere. It’s available to more people than any other distribution in history. However, I do have a problem with some of rather “excitable” users in the Ubuntu community.
Let’s [...]
Posted on April 21, 2009, 2:50 am, by devnet.
I used to be hardcore…
I ran Slackware when it was on 400 floppies. I ran the 1.x kernel. I hacked channels on efnet in IRC for bragging rights. I waited all day long for wavs to download from a BBS. My game of choice used to be a MUD.
We grow up, we move on, and [...]
Posted on March 18, 2009, 4:59 pm, by devnet.
With Yet Another Linux Blog silently turning 4 years old this past December, I began to examine what I’ve posted over the years and have tried to take a step back to examine what I’ve accomplished here…first, from a design perspective. Please understand that these links go to the internet archive so they may take [...]
Posted on February 16, 2009, 4:21 pm, by devnet.
I previously spoke about the game “World of Goo” a few months ago on Yet Another Linux Blog. I was eagerly anticipating the release of a Linux port of the game and attempted to drum up support for the release of the game for the Linux platform. All the efforts of bloggers everywhere has paid [...]
Posted on February 6, 2009, 1:08 pm, by devnet.
If you’re a Foresight Linux user, there are many resources you have at your disposal for documentation. First and foremost, you have the excellent guide shipped by default in Foresight accessible in the menu…but there are other resources you can search for a resolution to your problems. The Foresight Wiki and Foresight Forum are other [...]
Posted on January 8, 2009, 1:49 am, by devnet.
I was shopping around for a mouse for gaming. After reading the reviews, I found that I wanted to give the Microsoft Sidewinder x8 a try (previously had a Logitech G5 that broke). It works great in Windows, which I dual boot on my gaming machine. However, when I try to use it in Linux…it [...]
Posted on December 10, 2008, 5:46 pm, by devnet.
What usability reasons do you have for using Gnome vs. KDE? I’m looking for usability issues here and not specific bugs that cause you to drop one on its head. Bugs can be fixed. I’m talking about hard features that lack from one environment to the other. What makes you use it in Ubuntu versus KDE? Remember, not bugs…features!
Posted on November 24, 2008, 10:26 pm, by devnet.
Demasiado Personal writes
“There’s a game studio made by only two people, that released an excellent game for Windows, called World of Goo. I recently saw that the piracy on this game is over 95%, and it’s only a 20 dollars game.”
The blog brings up another valid point
“Now, the fun begins. Some of you will ask, [...]