A train that runs Linux!
Just like how North Korea is the best Korea, the best pun is a visual pun.
Just like how North Korea is the best Korea, the best pun is a visual pun.
I did an in-place do-release-upgrade yesterday. The laptop was not completely plugged in, and the battery went out when the upgrade process was about 75% complete. Since then, things have been…very interesting due to the lack of 64-bit recovery media in the hackerspace.
Update November 2: I raised my problem with Domhall last night during the deconstruction of my laptop. Domhall posited that the problem might simply because by one of the WiFi repeaters in the school library having blacklisted my wireless adapter’s MAC address. He then went on to show me how I can replace the Mini [...]
I obliterated the Fedora Core installation and went back to running with Mint. Fedora just pissed me off endlessly; I guess that I am still carrying a chip on my shoulder from the days of truly fucking nightmare dependency issues when installing packages, but it just didn’t click with me. Fedora drowned me in its [...]
I have a functioning Linux installation on my laptop – Fedora Core 15 as it happens. Compared to the slickeasy process of setting up Ubuntu, getting Fedora Core to the same point in usability has been very slowpain. While using any non-Ubuntu distro while in the mindset of a vanilla Linux home user, I’m always [...]
Here we have Abbie Schubert, the bimbo who dropped out of college because she ordered a Dell laptop with Ubuntu Linux (no, really), and didn’t know how to use it.Take a moment to watch that video and enjoy some painful laughter at her expense. Between Abbie and all the horror stories I’ve heard down through [...]
…I love this little script. I just do. Death to tap-to-click! #!/bin/bash # Disable tap-to-click. synclient MaxTapTime=0 # Disable vertical edge scrolling. # synclient VertEdgeScroll=0 # Disable horizontal edge scrolling. synclient HorizEdgeScroll=0 exit 0