derek | Shared With: Everyone - 9 days ago | linux, virtualization, free, open source
Better than Virtual PC for Linux guests. Specifically, a more reliable network "device".
- uday | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 20 2008 | fedora, ati drivers on fedora 9, reference, linux, ati drivers
Quoted: FedoraForum.org is the Support forum for Fedora Core Linux.
- zzelinski | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 15 2008 | photos, linux
Apparently the frames will be running linux, so that's cool. Expensive though.
Quoted: Live Photo Sharing. Email pictures to your friends and family. See them instantly on chumby, a desktop widget, on the web, and on our digital photo frame.
- zzelinski | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 04 2008 | twitter, air, linux
Good list.
- zzelinski | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 23 2008 | ubuntu, linux, blogs
If I want to get an MX Air mouse at any point, a few tips here will help getting it completely (almost) working in Ubuntu. Most things apparently work out of the box.
- zzelinski | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 03 2008 | software, linux, phone
WOOOOHOOOOOO!
Openmoko Linux-based touchscreen phone. Sadly no 3G, but it's got bunches of other stuff and it's...open source. Sweet. - zzelinski | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 30 2008 | video, how-to, linux, ubuntu
Re-faving from tuneyfish. Yay Ubuntu!
- zzelinski | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 26 2008 | openid, linux, ubuntu, laptops
Sweet, useful for long flights
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