I often write musings on Diaspora, in themselves not substantial enough for an article here, however they are more than a simple dent or tweet. I present a selection of … Continue reading
Ubuntu is probably the most common for distro’s to derive from, the number of Ubuntu variants is staggering and whilst many can share aspects rendering them virtually identical, the one … Continue reading
In 2008 I tried a well known distro called Mandriva, even back then the bar was set pretty high for what you could expect out of the box from Linux. … Continue reading
Salix, a slackware distro, is one I’ve looked at previously on Openbytes. It has a history with Zenwalk, but not in just the fact that they are two Slackware offerings, … Continue reading
uTorrent for Linux nearly here! I reported a few months back that due to popular demand (so much for an alleged 0.8% Linux usage) the makers of uTorrent announced that … Continue reading
Regular readers to Openbytes may remember the coverage we gave to Netrunner. The first release “Albedo” impressed with its speed and its removal of Mono, which for some is … Continue reading
I read an interesting article by Grahame Morrison entitled “Feuds and rivalries are damaging open source” (where all the quotes are taken from) which I start (and not beat around the … Continue reading
I wrote about Klibido quite a while ago and whilst its a KDE app (being run in a Gnome environment on my rig) I have to say that I found … Continue reading
Ladies and gentlemen! In the blue corner weighing in at 9.10 is KDE and in the red corner also weighing in at 9.10 is Gnome..”For the thousands in attendance and … Continue reading
I run several distro’s and have good reasons for doing so. My most recent version of Ubuntu that is left on one of my rigs is a heavily modified 8.04LTS. … Continue reading