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Archive for February, 2009
Fedora Nears the 1 Million Users Mark
Thursday, February 26th, 200964bit Fedora 10
Tuesday, February 24th, 2009Last night i finally had a few mins spare to install the new ram into my laptop and install 64bit Fedora 10, as usual with Fedora installs, everything went as smoothly as i would have expected.
It also means that i have a 64bit Version that i can send to people when they request free media i didn't have it before
Just to continue my inane rabbiting on Come say hello i can be found on irc.freenode.net in #fedora-ambassadors or #fedora irc nick is MooDoo
Laptop Stickers
Tuesday, February 24th, 2009After seeing this post from the Jono i’m thinking i need to get the space covered on my own laptop, it’s looking a little bare.
If you have any stickers from your LUG, Project et all, then contact me and i’ll send you a self addressed stamped envelope, lets get this little baby covered
Extra Ram and 64bit Fedora
Thursday, February 19th, 2009Today i’ve just purchased another 2gb of ram to put in my laptop, it already has 2gb so the upgrade isn’t really needed but hay, 4gb, why not.
I’ve also downloaded the 64bit version of Fedora 10 which i’m going to use instead of the 23bit version i’m currently using….lets see the difference….imho i’m not really sure i’ll notice anything as i’m not really doing anything intensive on it. But you can never have enough ram
Updates later
Fedora10 Upgrade + aMSN
Wednesday, February 11th, 2009A friend and work collegue upgraded his desktop system to Fedora 10, which in itself is good news, however being a fan of aMSN it broke…FAIL
Being the genius that he is, he’s fixed it, scouring google there was no single tutorial to help but many each with a differnet fix. Cutting to the chase, he’s got it working again and you can see from his guide here.how he did it.
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Monday, February 9th, 2009paulmellors@localhost ~$ perl -e ‘print scalar localtime(1234567890),”n”;’
Fri Feb 13 23:31:30 2009
How kewl is that
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Changes afoot?
Tuesday, February 3rd, 2009I left school when i was 16/17 and went straight to work, i didn’t go to Uni but was placed at IBM on what was then the YTS Youth Training Scheme, since then, i’m now 36, i’ve been doing tech support in one form or another, from desktop support to server support linux and windows, my question is: have i done my time? If you were to think about a career change, what would you do?
