Well I want to apologize for my continued lack of posting this past week. I’m in New Jersey (sorry NJ team, if I weren’t so slammed I’d come meet up with you!) taking the RedHat 133 course in preparation for the RHCT exam tomorrow. I’m, of course, hoping for the best. So far I don’t… Read More »
I know it has been a little while since I have posted any tutorials here and I apologize. As I mentioned in my previous post I have just started a new job and need to get things on a schedule here. In the meantime, until I’m back to a regular schedule, I have invited a… Read More »
I have been sitting on this news for a few days pending finalizing some details but I am happy to announce now that I will be the latest addition to the Guru Labs team! For those of you catching this blog outside of Utah, Guru Labs is a Linux Training company. That means, yes, I’ll… Read More »
As many of you saw, this past week I bought myself a new Macbook and have successfully installed Ubuntu on it via bootcamp. I plan on documenting many of the steps I took to be published this upcoming week, but first I have some great news. I have successfully configured wireless on this machine despite… Read More »
I am now the owner of an Apple Macbook and I have spent the course of the day getting Ubuntu installed on it (under Bootcamp). I will have some tutorials ready by the weekend for any of you that have wanted to try or are tempted to get a Macbook. So far I am still… Read More »
Based on some recent feedback and questions from the blog-reading community I thought I would announce a few things. Don’t worry, this’ll be pretty short and painless. I have decided on a Creative Commons license based on a recent comment. Basically anything on this blog falls in the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License. Use… Read More »
The latest alpha release of Ubuntu 7.04 “Feisty” is now available for testing. This release is shaping up to be very impressive! I can say that the previous alpha releases (here, here, here & here) have brought about some impressive new features and have been very stable on my two test machines. I would urge… Read More »
Today was a day full of meetings so I have been on this machine pretty much non-stop. It is even nearing one AM and I’m still here.. what a day. During my full day on the computer things just didn’t feel right. I kept feeling restless, like I needed to tweak something or configure something… Read More »
The Ubuntu Blog inspired me to write some of my thoughts on the recent announcement between Canonical and Linspire on the Click-N-Run (CNR) technology. After reading the press release and the commentary at Desktop Linux a few things stand out to me. The first thing that really stands out to me is the description of… Read More »
This weekend was my Feisty testing weekend (see my previous post on the recent release of Herd 3). Everything seems to be working well enough so far and I’m impressed with a few of the new features. I’ll very likely be upgrading all of my machines upon final release. In any event, this morning I… Read More »