Linux Contractor Fired for Using Firefox/Linux

2010-05-03 0 min read Linux

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This is a complicated story but one that must be told. I’m not sure there is anything that can be done about it except rage at the moon…

But it needs to be told none the less.

Did I mention it gets complicated? It does, but it does so for a reason. Let’s introduce the starting lineup.

l-exp listrs – A new look at linux blogs and sites

2010-04-07 0 min read Uncategorized

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gnome-blog — Deskbar applet for blogging

2010-03-25 0 min read Linux

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How To Build A Self-hosted WordPress Blog For Free

2010-02-04 1 min read Linux

A blog is a layman-friendly variation of a website, and having a blog is one of the many ways to state your presence in the virtual world. While there are many hassle-free blog services out there that will take care of everything except automatically blog for you – like <a href="http://www.makeuseof.com/tags/blogger">Blogger and <a href="http://www.makeuseof.com/tags/wordpress">WordPress, nothing can beat a self-hosted blog in the terms of customization and self pride.

The problem is, the process of building your own self-hosted blog is (almost always) not free and is considered complicated. So most newbies will choose the easier path and never give themselves a chance to experiment.

Simple rss to email service for your feeds on Linux with your/ISP server.

2010-01-01 2 min read Fedora Linux

I like couple of blogs and feeds but the problem is that I keep forgetting to run the rss reader and would rather like to have the rss article’s emailed to me at regular intervals so that I can read them when I want to without having to make sure that I am at my desktop at home computer or remembering to start the rss client. That sounds simple and do-able so lets try to do that.