Microsoft web servers are dying off in Germany. A staggering 89% of .de servers run Apache.
How Linux Saved My Files and My Job
Next time your NTFS-based drive decides to take a sudden trip down south, give BG-Rescue Linux a try.
Friday, May 28, 2004
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Thursday, May 27, 2004
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Wednesday, May 26, 2004
Tuesday, May 25, 2004
Kill Bill
IBM versus Microsoft
Slashdot discussion on a linked article on how IBM is pushing Linux and encroaching into Microsoft's space. The Slashdot discussion is a big one.
Posted by chunkybacon at 8:36 pm
Monday, May 24, 2004
The benefits of using Linux
A detailed and extensive thread on MandrakeUsers.org that's well worth reading and printing out. Hand out, if need be, to your Windoze friends and relatives.
Posted by chunkybacon at 9:23 pm
The Google Book
Found on E-bay , an early 20th century children's nonsense-verse book.
Posted by chunkybacon at 2:24 pm
KWin drop shadow patch
KDE 3.2 port of this patch that enables drop shadows around open KDE apps.
Posted by chunkybacon at 10:39 am
Sunday, May 23, 2004
Oh dear
Sun's Java Desktop 2 gets a scathing review from Linux.com, which is also discussed on Slashdot. The Linux.com reviewer tried to install JDS2 on no fewer than 4 different machines and in each case the installation failed.
Posted by chunkybacon at 12:33 am
Saturday, May 22, 2004
Friday, May 21, 2004
Spam Adversaries to debate in public
Mega-spammer Scott Richter and SpamCop founder Julian Haight to debate in public according this Wired article.
Linux Art
Interview with Everaldo (of KDE Crystal icon fame) and Jimmac (from the Gnome camp)
Posted by chunkybacon at 10:14 am
Tuesday, May 11, 2004
Familiar Linxux
Designed to run on a Compaq iPaq handheld.
GPE
Opie
GUI environments for handhelds running Linux.
Posted by chunkybacon at 9:43 am
Interview with Larry Silverstein, chief technologist at Google
When asked about server numbers he says 'more than 10,000'
Gnome 2.6 reviewed
Posted by chunkybacon at 9:11 am
Monday, May 10, 2004
Could Red Hat Mean Curtains for Windows?
The Independent newspaper (UK) interviews Matthew Szulik of Red Hat, on RH's desktop plans.
Posted by chunkybacon at 3:51 pm





