Finally, it’s worth getting Naked
First we needed a phone line to dial the Internet, but we couldn’t use the phone. Then we got ADSL which let us log on and use the phone, now […]
Read moreCrossover for FREE!
Wine’s pretty good these days. On its own it can install and run programs like Microsoft Office under Linux. This is thanks, in part, to contributions made to the Wine […]
Read moreOOo, to edit a PDF
Ever had a PDF that you needed to change a few items on? There’s an extension for OpenOffice.org 3.0 which enables the importing of a PDF document into Draw and […]
Read morePutting DPI into perspective
Prior to the purchase of brand new workstations at work, Justin and Andy were working from Macbook Pro laptops. We had these Matrox DualHead2Go boxes which took a video signal […]
Read moreHow to compete with free
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, […]
Read moreThe openmoko is sooo Qt
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 […]
Read moreLinux 2.6.27
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 […]
Read moreSay tuple, not tupple?
The word tuple is derived from Latin and in mathematics means ‘an ordered set of elements’. A tuple containing ‘n’ components is known as a n-tuple. For example, 4-tuple (or […]
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