The NSW Government is considering putting Linux on the laptops for students as a part of the Rudd Government’s “Education Revolution” plan. Good idea! But you know what will happen, […]
Ever since I heard about the Openmoko, a completely open mobile phone, I was really interested. Open hardware, open software, Linux, handy little device that might be useful? Awesome. The […]
New kernel is out, yay! Of particular interest to me is using kexec as a way to suspend the machine, although it is only 32bit at the moment 🙁 There […]
This morning I turned on my openSUSE work machine and was greeted (as I often am) with a message to update the system. Today’s message was special however, and perhaps […]
I just came across bootchart, a tool for “performance analysis and visualization of the GNU/Linux boot process”. Ever wondered what was causing that big delay in bootup? Install bootchart and […]
A few months back Dave Tulloh let me borrow his XO (one laptop per child machine). It’s pretty sweet and a nice little unit, but I couldn’t use the UI […]
We’ve all heard of the EeePC, Asus’ flagship netbook running Linux that took the world by storm and forged a whole new market for open source software (potentially). Ta daa. […]
Well that’s it, there is no more Kororaa. I’ve redirected the domain to ‘Make The Move’ and deleted my email account. If you wish to contact me, you’ll have to […]