Security, ahh, update?
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 […]
Read moreFun with GPT
Jason wanted to borrow my server for his work, so this meant I had to re-build my desktop machine so that I could rsync my data across. As the computer […]
Read moreTaking a SIP of VoIP
It’s time for me to jump on the VoIP bandwagon.. This was the post I made to the CLUG list the other day. Why? Mendy is moving back to Australia […]
Read moreGetting MythTV working is easy
My good mate Tthu wanted to make himself a mythtv box. He bought an old Dell online and after a trip to the computer fair to get a 500GB SATA […]
Read moreBootology [bōōt-ol-uh-jee] -noun. The art of booting Linux
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 […]
Read moreMore netbooks..
Who isn’t making netbooks these days? Toshiba has announced a new netbook called NB100, which comes with Linux (Ubuntu 8.04) or Windows XP. Samsung has announced the NC10, which comes […]
Read moreDell joins the fray
Dell have finally released their long awaited “EeePC killer” netbook in Australia, the Inspiron 910 (also affectionately dubbed the “Mini 9” – but that just makes me think of a […]
Read moreKnock, knock. Who’s there? EeePC 1000. EeePC who? Exactly.
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. […]
Read moreThe ‘Little Blue Penguin’ dies
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 […]
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