OK, so I have Fedora running on my main machine (the default GNOME install), more on that later. First I need to understand some basic principles of Yum. I have […]
That’s right folks, I’m going to use Fedora (Leonidas) on my main desktop machine for 3 months and see how it goes. I’ve wanted to do this for ages, but […]
KDE4 is getting really, really good but it’s still missing an awesome video editor. Maybe Kdenlive can fill that gap and become the official video editor for the desktop, it’s […]
If you’ve updated to VirtualBox version 3.0 you might have come across a problem that I did – freezing in the guest OS. This has happened for me most notably […]
Miguel de lcaza has written on his blog about Microsoft’s announcement to include C# and CLI under their community promise. The promise itself aside, Miguel has announced something very interesting, […]
VP of Product Management at Google, Sundar Pichai, has just announced Google Chrome OS, which is slated for release later this year. According to the post, consumer products will be […]
As a followup to my article last week about Ksplice, this week I’ve published an interview with Waseem Daher, co-founder of the project. Currently the project has an update service […]
Peter Galli has written on his blog that he was informed by Scott Guthrie (the Corporate Vice President for the .Net Developer Platform) that Microsoft will include C# and CLI […]
My latest article for Linux Magazine is about Ksplice, the awesome new technology which lets you apply kernel patches without needing a reboot! I first came across Ksplice at Linux.conf.au […]