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The Tangram Tux - Official logo of linux.conf.au 2008 - Being held at the University of Melbourne Jan 28 - Feb 2 2008 - Original Design by Janet Hawtin - tweaked by team MEL8OURNE
EL Encuentro Linux 2008 ha terminado, uff El organizarlo es como cocinar: te demoras 1 hora en preparar un plato rico pero tus invitados solo necesitan un par de minutos para acabarlo :-)
E no buffet infantil onde foi a festa da minha filha, os computadores rodam ... GNU/Linux! Só podia! :-)
É um Suse, mas tudo bem vai. :-)
Terminamos el dia con 26 instalaciones de Ubuntu Linux, e incontables (porque no las contamos) instalaciones de software libre en Windows.
How to view torrent file content on Linux
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My linux box circa 1997-2000. It's still working as well just very very slowly. It's a Pentium 200mhz with 256Mb and a 2.5Gb Quantum Bifoot drive (Visible in the drivebay below the cdrom drive).
As of this evening, this is how my Eee 701SD netbook's desktop looks - this is Arch Linux, running the Fluxbox window manager, with XMMS, XFCE Terminal and Conky in the main area, and wmdrawer, GKrellM, wmvolman and wmbinclock in the "slit" (dock) on the right. The slit has "pseudo-transparency" turned on, and GKrellM is using the "Hardware" (alternative) theme - pretty cool-looking, I think :-)
What are useful command-line network monitors on Linux
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Kristen hosted a potluck at her home in the country West of Portland, and invited some of the filesystem summit participants. It included contributions from five homebrewers and lots of great cooking. Thanks Kristen!
How to stitch photos together on Linux
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