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Eye Candy on the Linux Desktop

My crusade for a better Linux desktop continues. After reading a recent rant from someone at the Inq and recent predictionson what Linux will look like in 4 years time, I thought I...

16 years 11 months ago

Who's leading anyway?

The LinuxHater linked off to Christopher Blizzard’s(from OLPC fame and now at Mozilla) blog on the current state ofaffairs with the GNOME project. He gives some very eye opening...

LinuxHater, a touch of tough love

From now on, I defer all my opinions on the quality of the Linuxdesktop and the open source projects that work on it to this guy, the LinuxHater. I started reading this blog after...

The word with Mark Shuttleworth

I ran across (with the help of slashdot 🙂 this interview with Mr.Ubuntu, Mark Shuttleworth, and found it very interesting. It’s a goodinsight into how a commercial entity is...

Android will be open source…eventually

It’s been a few months since the initial buzz of the Android SDK release, and the technology itself continues to look great. Ed Burnette recently posted a blog indicating Android...

17 years 2 months ago

Hacking Time & Linux Appliances

One of the curses of being an Engineer is that we have the knackfor hacking things, not just computers, but pretty much anything aroundthe house, garage, or office. It’s a curse...

17 years 6 months ago

An Industry and Technology Revolution is on the Horizon

Limo, and in a slightly different way Android, have killed the standards-based approach to open source development in mobile. In the Linux world, creating an esoteric, theoretical...

17 years 6 months ago

The Check is in the Mail, Do No Evil and Other Matters of Trust

All will agree that mobile Linux suffers from fragmentation today, and that fragmentation • creates significant challenges to Linux adoption in mobile phones (lack of...

17 years 8 months ago

OHA, Android and Eclipse

It’s been amusing following the fervent speculation around thegPhone, especially the collective sigh of letdown heard ’round theblogosphere when Google announced the Open Handset...

17 years 8 months ago

Open Handset Alliance and LiMo – Why both initiatives are here to stay

It’s easy to take the fragmentation of the mobile phone industry for granted. With over 40 different proprietary and Open Source Middleware and Application Frameworks addressing...

17 years 9 months ago