On The Origin of Linux
I stumbled upon this Linus video about the origin of Linux on YouTube the other day. I think this is such an excellent video that you should definitely take a look, whether you are a Linux fan or not and…
I stumbled upon this Linus video about the origin of Linux on YouTube the other day. I think this is such an excellent video that you should definitely take a look, whether you are a Linux fan or not and…
Setting up the hardware environment to support MIDI devices is relatively easy. in fact, most newer MIDI devices do not rely on the old sound card game port and adding a MIDI device is just like adding an external hard…
I have to admit, not being able to watch Olympics on Linux is truly disappointing (I,II).
Since I built my new PC roughly two months ago, I have been running Linux (Ubuntu 8.04 64 bit) as my primary operating system, and I have not looked back.
After building my new quad-core computer (1, 2, 3), it was time for me to choose an operating system.
Over the years, I have formed the habit of keeping an up-to-date backup copy of all my critical data on a regular basis.
Ubuntu and OpenSUSE have been my top choices of Linux distros over the years.
When I tried WINE many years ago, there were not that many large applications that could actually run smoothly without some sort of hacks.
Today, both Windows and Linux systems are robust and secure enough for daily uses.
I have read from many sources that the majority of the websites are running on Linux and UNIX like operating systems.
I have a DataStor parallel port external hard drive enclosure bought in 1997 and a laptop computer (Pentium MMX 133, 128M RAM) from around 2001.