Christopher Negus has turned out yet another very useful book, Fedora Linux Toolbox, which concentrates on command line skills. I met Chris a couple FUDCons ago, in awe of his reputation as an authorial powerhouse. Turns out he’s also one heckuva guy and a real Friend of Fedora, even though …
Dell’s MediaDirect killed my hard disk today, in the sense that “killed” means “overwrote a big swath of space including part of the LVM PV.” AGAIN. I can definitely say at this point that it has something to do with booting a Live image off the optical drive. The last …
Aside to aspell: When one opens up talks with a second party, it’s a dialogue. That is, in fact, a correct spelling in US English, and the abomination dialog is reserved for computery people who don’t have time for niceties like spelling, and typing two extra letters.
Note: Post was delayed to a ridiculous point by house painting, sorry if it’s stale. Yesterday Max posted some details about how recent Red Hat personnel actions affect Fedora, undeniably for the better. Because of the amazing work done over the past year by each and every Fedora community contributor, …
As Max said, congratulations are in order. This announcement is GREAT for Fedora. Besides his rapier-sharp wit, his keen eye for detail, his unmatched follow-through ability, his wicked sense of humor, his superb people skills, his stentorian speaking voice, and his Perl mastery, spot’s also got (from what I hear) …
As other people have noted, I started my Fedora life as a user of Red Hat Linux back in the day, starting with 4.1 (Vanderbilt?), and became a contributor as soon as I heard about the emergence of Fedora Core 1. And yes, as this implies, I missed a lot …
It’s time for the release notes dance again — the time that comes but twice a year, give or take seven or eight times, when we ask community members, developers, and package maintainers to step up and inform the public about what you’re doing. Fedora is all about innovation — …
Today our realtor visited and we signed all the papers to start the process of listing the house. We are well underway with packing and making the house a little more bare, which for some odd reason is supposed to appeal to sellers. I remember clearly looking at homes over …
As Eleya was cleaning out the bookcase, she found an old “Voyager Tarot” set we bought about 15 years ago. She told me to pull a card and I got this (transcribed from the companion booklet): X. FORTUNE Woo-hoo! The blackamoor bearing the “treasures of Dresden” symbolizes the law of …
The stress of a house move is setting in. Or, to be more exact, the stress of contemplating a house move is setting in, since we may not be moving for a few months yet. That hasn’t stopped Eleya, the Crown Princess of Project Management, from lighting into the job, …