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Graphics porting from a linux box to a Mac X11 GUI environment. Running GAIM, Firefox and Gimp from a remote linux box to a Tiger 10.4.3 desktop. The Linux box is a text based server operating in runlevel 3 mode.... no GUI.
Tuxito fue el regalo de cumpleaños de mi esposo, es que él es muy bueno con las computadoras y sabe muchisimo sobre Linux, por lo que pense que era buena idea hacerle un tuxito y así quedo, ahora lo acompaña durante sus horas de oficina ^^
Einst wohnte hier Deutschlands ältester Nerd und Linux Fan. Nirgends sonst habe ich ein so großes Rudel von Tuxe gesehen wie hier. Das Einzige was ein eventuell stutzig machen kann, ist die Tatsache, dass ich kein PC gefunden habe. Wobei der Hardcore-Nred setzt ja auf vollautomatische Digitalisierung über Microcomputing. Alles andere wird über das Smartphone geregelt.
Armer alter Nerd. Nun bist du nicht mehr bei uns. Mögen deine Bits in uns allen ein Backup finden. Suspend as well you can get.
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I have installed MX Linux (Libretto!) on my ancient iMac in an effort to lighten the load on the internals and prevent sporadic freezing (which happened often with Ubuntu, and less so with Mint, but happened all the same).
So far I have been impressed. The installation was a breeze and it found almost all my hardware without any intervention from me. Even WiFi and sound worked straight away.
If you want to know more (such as can you run it next to Wndows [yes]), visit their site:
No, I didn't die. I just switched to a new Operating System and I'm still finding my feet so to speak.
Everyone is familiar with blue-screening kiosks and travel information displays, but this one was pretty new to me. The route display on this Air Algerie Airbus a330 was visibly experiencing some disk issues. (They rebooted the aircraft in midair, everything was fine after).
Still, the thought of flying around in something that is controlled by Redmonds' finest scares me even more :-)
[Note after 53000 views: No, this is not a normal Linux boot sequence. See the original sized version for the gory details. Also it got stuck here for a long time (~10 mins) until they restarted the app. And as some pointed out below, I doubt very much that up until this point off-the shelf OS'es are used for anything mission critical. Duh.]
After we landed in Orlando I talked the flight crew into rebooting the entire system so I could take this picture. The guy in the green shirt knew a little about linux but the rest of the flight crew thought I was nuts.
They could also reboot each seat individually. I suspect there was some sort of mini-itx system built in to each console.
(in flickr explore June 3rd, 2005)
If Apple published Mac OS X screenshots in the same style used by makers of Linux window-managers or distributions, this is what it would look like.
Photo prise par votre serviteur avec l'appareil d'un collègue, sur le stand Mozilla Europe lors du salon Solutions Linux.
Suggested corrections: Windows?! WTF?
This was found in Adobe InDesign CS3 on Mac OS X while spell checking my resume.
Sistema Operativo: Arch Linux (current) x86-64
Desktop Environment: KDEmod 4.4.3
Window Manager: KWin
Otros: Raphsody plasma theme, Arch Linux KDE icons, Smooth Staks, Lancelot, Quickaccess, Fading Calendar.
Wallpaper: wallbase.net/wallpaper/145858
Homepage:
This was my desk in my basement office when I worked mainly from home for 6 months or so. Its a real mess at this point with cabling everywhere... I used Synergy to share 1 keyboard and mouse between all these systems, which is very useful.
I have since then trimmed this down a lot, getting rid of the HP P4, put one of the laptops upstairs, replaced MythTV with a TiVo and moved my Solaris platform into another room running on a Sun Sparc server.
But really these days my Macbook Pro is where I do 95% of my work, play and other geeky goodness.
Detailed Specs for JustSetups.com (screens left - right)
MythTV Linux Box:
Compaq Presario PIII 700Mhz, 768MB RAM, 20GB system HDD & 120GB Video HDD, ATi PCI 64MB gfx, Hauppauge WinTV PVR-350 PCI TV tuner connected to Comcast basic cable coax. Samsung 21" CRT monitor. KnoppMyth Linux Distro.
Work VPN Laptop:
IBM Thinkpad T30 P4M 2Ghz, 1GB RAM, 40GB HDD, CD-RW/DVD-ROM. Windows XP Pro / Ubuntu Breezy Linux Dual Boot.
Mac Mini:
G4 1.25Ghz, 1GB RAM, 80GB HDD, CD-RW/DVD-ROM. OS X 10.4.6. Viewsonic 19" CRT
Primary Linux Desktop:
HP 764n P4 2.66Ghz 768MB DVD+RW 128MB, Dualhead Radeon AGP, 120GB IDE drive. Connected to 20" Dell CRT monitor (and sometimes a 17" Dell CRT).
Work Linux Laptop:
Toshiba Satelite PIII Celeron 700Mhz, 512MB, 40GB HDD, CD-RW/DVD-ROM. Xandros Linux / Debian Unstable Dual Boot.
Solaris Desktop:
Dell PIII 800Mhz, 512MB, 80GB, Intel PCI ethernet. Sun Solaris 10 x86.
Other:
HP PSC 2110 All in one printer/scanner/copier
Altec Lansing Speakers
Harmon/Kardon Speakers
Very small UPS from Staples.
Ikea Desks (Jerker. Nice name. Cool desks though.)
Logitech Wireless Desktop
Not in this photo:
Apple Macbook Pro Core Duo 1.83Ghz, 1GB. OS X 10.4.6 / Ubuntu Dapper Drake / Windows XP Pro triple boot. (I do almost everything on this now)
Linux RAID5 File server: Compaq Presario PIII 700Mhz, 256MB RAM, 5x 250GB IDE, PCI IDE Expansion Card.