Out soon for the PS2:
Feb
3
The Tax Man cometh once again. Could they try any harder to kill new business and innovation. I’m beginning to think its time for another Tea Party…
Feb
2
Over the past few weeks I’ve been playing around with a copy of Knoppix Linux. Knoppix is a Live CD distro, that means it runs directly from the CD and installs nothing to your hard drive. This makes it perfect for someone who might want to try Linux without commiting to it. I am quickly finding out that it is also good for fixing things on both Windows and Linux machines. Things such as resizing partitions, resetting windows passwords, virus scanning windows and linux servers, etc… I’ve been learning much of this from a book titled Knoppix Hacks. Incredibly handy stuff I must say. I was even able to use a computer with no hard drive in it.
Turns out there are more Live Linux distros beyond Knoppix. Each one having different advantages to it. Read this article to find out about 17 other Live Linux distros.
Feb
1
There have been a couple of big announcements today in the Open Source world. To start with Eben Moglen, counsel for the Free Software Foundation, has agreed to help run the new Software Freedom Law Center. The Center will offer free legal services, including asset stewardship, licensing, license defense and litigation support, and legal consulting and lawyer training, to the Free and Open Source community.
Also announced today, there will be a restructuring at the Open Source Initiative and Eric Raymond will step down from the position of president. We’ll just have to wait and see what effects this has.
Feb
1
Need to file your taxes for more than one state? Then make sure to use TurboTax and get yourself sexed-up while your doing those taxes.