September 2008
6 posts
Browser ID Strings (a.k.a. User Agent ID) →
Many user agent strings from web browsers. I contribute to this page a lot. You should too!
Sep 9th
Sep 5th
Ignorant comment on Webkit
“Chrome is based on Webkit (MAC), an browser engine that does not comply with any standards.” -Commenter on a post about Chrome Note: Webkit gets a 100/100 on the Acid 3 test. It is considered one of the most standards-compliant rendering engines available.
Sep 4th
Wine AppDB - Google Chrome First beta →
Google Chrome can sort of work on Linux under WINE. If you want a light webkit browser for Linux natively, I recommend Arora or Midori. (Arora is much better for every day use for now!)
Sep 4th
Ubuntu Story - Share Your Linux Story! →
Sep 2nd
PC World - Really free Linux takes hold →
The bad thing about this is that the “corporate” Linux distros are what fund much of development on various Linux projects.
Sep 1st
August 2008
17 posts
SourceForge.net: Mac4Lin →
The goal of this project is to bring the user interface of Mac OS X (newest version being 10.5, Leopard) to GNU/Linux and UNIX-System like Operating Systems.
Aug 31st
Be a Productive Linux User →
Aug 30th
Computer Randomly Plays Classical Music →
Aug 29th
Aug 27th
Aug 26th
Why we don't call Geek Squad - Ever!!! →
Aug 26th
Novell Moonlight - Silverlight compatibility for... →
I have had some  luck with it. Your best bet for now if you want to watch some propietary multimedia.
Aug 26th
Aug 25th
Html Viewer 3 - Tkhtml3 Web Browser →
Aug 24th
“Okay, hold me too this: I will switch to ubuntu if they use that theme in the...”
Aug 24th
Debian GNU/Linux device driver check page →
Aug 23rd
Aug 23rd
What are the chances?
Tonight at Books a Million, I ran into a teenager (as am I) with an eee pc in one hand with Slashdot open. He was running on the included Xandros. He had Kate open as well with a python script. I had my N800 in one hand, also with Slashdot open. What are the chances?
Aug 23rd
Aug 22nd
UNetbootin - Homepage and Downloads →
“UNetbootin allows for the installation of various Linux/BSD distributions to a partition or USB drive, so it’s no different from a standard install, only it doesn’t need a CD. It can create a dual-boot install, or replace the existing OS entirely.”
Aug 22nd
OpenSSH blacklist script →
Aug 22nd
Comcast Gives Cold-Shoulder To Non-Profit School... →
Aug 22nd