First off, I’ll get back to the tutorials after this week slows down. I’m presenting at the Utah Open Source Conference this weekend along with helping organize it and its events. This on top of my regularly scheduled work-program just doesn’t facilitate the tutorials. My apologies. In other news, my presentation at the Utah Open… Read More »
I know this isn’t particularly new, but seeing some news this morning about potentially more Google Apps coming to the Linux Desktop I thought I’d throw this together. How to install Google Apps on your Ubuntu Desktop. Currently the list of applications within the Google repository is Google Desktop and Picasa. We could be seeing… Read More »
I thought today I would outline a few tips on network security with tcpwrappers or, as you’re probably more familiar, the hosts.allow and hosts.deny files. How you can use them? What applications are compatible? etc. I know network security is a really broad topic, but this will hopefully be enough to get you going and… Read More »
Please consider downloading the latest version of folding instead. After ten days of improvements, minor code fixes and a very thorough audit done by a concerned reader (Thanks Jeff) I am proud to release folding v0.4.1 codename “shanghai”. This release does not address any major bug fixes. It should contain the same functionality, but the… Read More »