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Monthly Archives: September 2009
Coke Gets Creative (Commons) on Facebook
Ok, so I already must fully disclose my bias for this topic. I am a heavy caffeine drinker, particularly coffee in the morning and Diet Coke and Coke Zero for the rest of the day. With that disclosed, I wanted to just share how Coke really does get it. On their Facebook page, apparently the [...]
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Tagged Creative Commons, education, lessig, open clip art, open source, schools
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Open Source/Linux Podcasts
One of the ways that I learned more and more, and continue to learn more, about Linux and Open Source is by following a variety of podcasts. And there are/were some good ones out there. One of the faves on my list was always the Linux Action Show. (http://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/) A great mix of reviewing resources, [...]
Books for New Linux Users
Another reason I throughly love the open source community is the great materials they provide for support. Besides the forums, blogs, and websites, they put out some tremendous books. For the newbies (and advanced users as well!), check out these free books: http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/5-downloadable-books-to-teach-yourself-linux/
The Ubuntu Netbook Remix Image Finished. Thanks, Clonezilla!
It took awhile, but I finally finished the UNR/eeePC project. While Remastersys is a great application for cloning computers, unfortunately I found it’s limition: Ubuntu Netbook Remix. While it does indeed clone the hard drive, after you boot it with the live CD/USB you create, errors kill the install. This is a well known bug, [...]