Archive for the ‘Linux’ Category

l33t L1nuX haxxor

Last week, I managed to get XGL running in Linux. (Given the infamous difficulty–at least in my personal experience–involved in successfuly implementing anything video card-related in Linux, I think this qualifies me as some sort of extreme hacker.) At the moment, XGL basically adds a number of nifty features and eye candy to the Linux [...]

Ubuntu my SuSE

So I’ve been hearing a lot about this upstart new Ubuntu Linux distribution. My curiousity piqued, I headed on over to the Ubuntu website to see if it merits further investigation, or even installation. Upon arriving at the Ubuntu site, one is greeted with the following friendly introduction: “Ubuntu” is an ancient African word, meaning [...]

Fedora Core 2 dual-boot problem

More discussion on that Fedora dual-boot problem. Sounds like it’s not limited to FC2, but crops up in other recent Linux distributions, too. Ah well–given the general pluckiness of the open source world, with any luck there’ll be fixes or workarounds available shortly. I hope that when the problem is addressed, the Fedora Core people [...]