A look at Linux Mint Debian Edition (LMDE) 201303
Here's what you need to know and the latest LMDE roll-up release, and where you need to pay attention.
Various thoughts and adventures, including but not limited to Linux, assorted bits of hardware new and old, and occasionally Windows XP/Vista/7.
I started working with what we called "analog computers" in aircraft maintenance with the United States Air Force in 1970. After finishing miliary service and returning to University, I was introduced to microprocessors and machine language programming on Intel 4040 processors. After that I also worked on, operated and programmed Digital Equipment Corportation PDP-8, PDP-11 (/45 and /70) and VAX minicomputers. I was involved with the first wave of Unix-based microcomputers, in the early '80s. I have been working in software development, operation, installation and support since then.
Here's what you need to know and the latest LMDE roll-up release, and where you need to pay attention.
I've just bought a new Aspire One 725 Acer sub-notebook/netbook - here's my take and my adventures loading it with three different flavours of Linux.
A look at the latest release of openSuSE, which is so good I have installed it as the default boot on all of my computers.
Q&A: My questions on UEFI and secure boot, answered by Mark Doran, the president of the UEFI Forum.
A number of interesting new Linux releases are due out in the next few days or weeks. Here's a quick overview of some of them.
PCLinux 2013.02 KDE and MiniME are available - here's what to expect
Setting up multi-boot on UEFI-based systems has turned out to be quite an ordeal. Here is what I have learned so far.
Cinnamon, Xfce, LXDM and more comments on anaconda: the fun never stops!
Much anticipated, Fedora 18, otherwise known as 'Spherical Cow' has finally arrived - here's what to expect.
I've been trying to set up multi-booting with Windows 8 and Linux - with limited success. Here's what I've learned so far.