Posts in category Reviews
Foresight Linux and KDE 4.2
UPDATE: Foresight Linux 2.0.6 has recently updated the stable branch with python 2.6. Therefore, much of this post is not needed to get Foresight KDE 4.2 running. I’ve crossed through the portions not needed. Thanks for reading!
I’ve been working with a lot of different distributions out there the past few days and haven’ [...]
YALB – Now Brought to you by Ev...
Some of you may have noticed a few blips in RSS feeds during the last month or so. The blips were caused by two things..
I switched from Serendipity Blogging Engine to WordPress
YALB gained a sponsor for hosting
Now, I’ve been running the new blogging engine and software for over a month now so that I could form an opinion on both o [...]
Blogbridge, Simply the Best RSS
I’ve been asked by various people how I keep up to date with technology news, research, and the latest reports…mainly because I’m never at a loss for words when discussing something (big mouth much?). Of course, many people haven’t heard of RSS at all and don’t know that one can have a program to read multiple s [...]
ClarkConnect – Enterprise Linux...
Ever wonder how you could get a solid Security Enhanced Enterprise Grade Linux Router/Server with ftp, apache, traffic shaping, pop-up blocker, content filter, intrusion detection/prevention, and other nice handy tools that every robust server should have…and here’s the kicker…installed and running in about 30 minutes in you [...]
Enlightenment 17 Review
My first Linux experiences came through Knoppix and Mandrake, which send you to the KDE desktop by default. I used KDE at first, but I wanted to experiment with other less Windowsesque environments. The first one I installed was Enlightenment 16, which I must confess I had first heard of in Neal Stephenson’s essay “In The Begi [...]
Experiment Revisited: Fedora Core 4
During the next few weeks, I’ll be quietly revisiting all of the distros that we included in our experiment; Ubuntu, Fedora, Mandrake (now Mandriva), MEPIS, and PCLinuxOS. I decided to go ahead and install each distro (current version) and re-orient myself and discuss what Mrs.Devnet liked and what she didn’t like about each one [...]