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What Hurts
What hurts
is not
the remembering.
The remembering
is a joyous,
momentous occasion.
What hurts
is the realization
that I had forgotten. -
Ophelia was the sweetheart to a nation overnight
I've had time to review more of the FUDCon 11 videos, specifically the KVM, Moksha, and Desktop videos. The KVM and Moksha videos pretty much only had me saying "neat", not that I thought they were boring, just that I saw nothing to comment further on; I think both are great ideas and I'm sure that both are only at the very beginning of their ( Read more... ) -
Gonna put some wheels in motion, get ready 'cause we're coming through
I just finished watching the XO/RPM FUDCon video, and here are my thoughts, in no particular order:
- Packaging activities as rpms is a lost cause; there are almost none important enough to require root capabilities to install. Package known-good versions of Browse and Terminal with Sugar, and move on.
- Activities are exactly like DVCS repos:
- The master ( Read more... )
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Happy new year-number!
Every second is a new year; a chance for new opportunities and new successes.
And just so that this post doesn't become completely touchy-feely, here you go.
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One direction, only way to go...
Whew! I finally got Python 2.6 into Rawhide. I'd like to thank the following people for their invaluable help:
- Jesse Keating
- Toshio Kuratomi
- Alex Lancaster
- Panu Matilainen
- Rex Dieter
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I want you stronger, I want you harder
Fedora 10 on the XO
blah blah normal Fedora 10 on the XO on a USB drive. Here's how:
- Find a machine that can boot USB devices and that you can install Fedora with.
- Get a drive big enough. In my case it's a 40GB.
- Install Fedora 10 i386 normally, with these options:
- Separate /boot as the first primary partition
- Install grub to /sdX1, not the MBR
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Change of Plans
I had originally agreed to give a presentation about packaging a part of the Fedora Classroom series. As time passed I realized 2 things:
- There isn't enough bandwidth in IRC to deal with the intricacies of editing/completing spec files, and I don't believe making our gobby server open to the public would be a good idea.
- I've already written a very ( Read more... )
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How to Destroy Microsoft in Three (Mostly) Easy Steps
Step the First: Write an Application for Windows
Actually, applications. Lots of them. Use as many varied core Windows technologies as you can. COM, ActiveX, DirectX, you name it.
Step the Second: Gain Popularity
Get people to like and use your applications. Lots of people. People with money. People with power.
Step the Third: Keep an Eye on ( Read more... ) -
I'm getting played by you, déjà vu...
Yes, I'm a lazy git, but here it is.
