Behold, the blinking marquee
I recently picked up Handcrafted CSS at the local bookstore and flipping through it has revived my old love of design.
I recently picked up Handcrafted CSS at the local bookstore and flipping through it has revived my old love of design.
Several years ago, I got the opportunity to visit a small foundation in the middle of the jungle in Mahavilachchiya that made a strong impression on me and my friends in the LKLUG.
An event to mark the Software Freedom Day was organized by the Free Software Foundation and held in Boston over the weekend. I felt that a long drive was just what I needed to get my mind off the series of mini catastrophes that have been taking place at work during the week.
Recently, I've been taking a look at tools to version control and maintain my Debian packages in git. Git, like mercurial, is a distributed SCM used to maintain the Linux kernel since version 2.6.12.
In a recent article, Ted T'so makes some interesting points on Sun's motives behind OpenSolaris, and how it fares today in the FOSS ecosystem as a result.
Here are the steps to get Linux running on a Palm TX. For the approach described, you'll need an SD card, an SD card reader and a Palm TX that you can hopefully live without.
GPLv3 was launched on Friday after close to eighteen months of public involvement in it's drafting process. This has been an important milestone in the free software world as an upgrade to the GPL to address some of the more modern concerns have been a long time coming.
I attended the 2007 FSF members meeting today, codenamed Year of the upgrade. Four members from the Sahana team were present at the meeting to receive the Free Software award for Project of Social Benefit.
Here's a list of things I'd like to see in a future version of the Sony Reader.
The Sony Reader that I ordered last week has finally arrived and I'm quite impressed with the little gadget. The best feature of it is probably the screen.
Yesterday was the second day of the FOSS-ed on Wheels at Mahavilachchiya. The kids were some of the brightest I've met and they pick things up in a flash.
I'm at Mahavilachchiya right now, at the Horizon Lanka Foundation, with the FOSS-ed on Wheels troupe. So far the experience has been breathtaking.