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Monthly Archives: June 2007
great iphone review from david pogue
[ Via Leon. ] David Pogue has a wonderful little review of the iPhone. He’s an acquired taste, I think, but fits my sense of humor very well: silly, good points, and lots of over the top audience participation. I … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, Design
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making translations easier for everyone
Demitris Glezos has been doing some awesome work on the new Fedora Translation site. Unlike a lot of translation projects, where the focus has been on improving that one project (KDE, GNOME, Ubuntu, whatever) his approach has been different. In … Continue reading
Posted in Fedora, OLPC
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system desktop startup on Fedora: let’s do it in 20 seconds
I’m so glad that Richard Hughes took the lead on getting the system activation code in place and is trying to get it upstream into D-Bus. I think that David Zeuthen was starting to avoid me in the office. Every … Continue reading
Posted in Fedora, GNOME, OLPC, Red Hat
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Fedora 7-11: brought to you by revisor
As Max points out, someone composed a complete set of Fedora 7 CDs: 11 in total. Our last release, Fedora Core 6 only included 5 CDs. So that gives you a sense of the number of packages that have been … Continue reading
mesh networking overview in red hat magazine
Dan Williams, John Palmieri and Miguel Alvarez talk about the mesh networking in the laptop. They talk about the low level connectivity bits as well as the higher level set of activities and architecture that we’re building. Great job guys! … Continue reading
Posted in Design, GNOME, OLPC, Red Hat
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startup times
There’s a lot of work in Fedora now to try and fix init scripts. Adding dependencies, hooking up event systems, lots of shell scripting, etc. In the desktop case, why isn’t the actual solution to start up times just starting … Continue reading
Posted in Fedora, OLPC
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fedora is now an open source project
Yesterday, like thousands of other people, I downloaded a copy of Fedora 7 and installed it. In the past I’ve always had to download a few CDs or a huge DVD – and a lot of people are doing that … Continue reading
Posted in Design, Fedora, GNOME
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