Christmas has come and gone, and now we approach the end of 2018. This is the cold and dark part of the year. If you like very cold rain, ice and snow, you’re probably enjoying this. If you’re a robot, you may not. Typing on a frosty keyboard with gloves or mittens is a bit…
One of the reasons I prefer Linux over Windows is the ease of package management.Apt, Yum, and Pacman depending on your distribution (Debian:Ubuntu, RedHat/Fedora or Arch) just seem much more logical than the Microsoft App Store or even Apple’s software store. I don’t use the GUI interfaces available on any system if I can carry…
October ends on Halloween night. Spooky, cold windy nights relinquished to thoughts of witches, ghosts, and monsters. There’s nothing to fear, or so we are told. Are the ancient incantations of old simply a cloudy evolution on our current computer coding? The programs and configurations that run our modern world misunderstood by many who rely…
Cloud Gaming? In the past week, both Google and Microsoft have announced there cloud gaming projects. Google announced Project Stream, a game streaming service to play games via Chrome. Microsoft announced Project xCloud, a cloud platform that will allow gamers to play from anywhere they choose. Which will let gamers use their mobile phones to…
What the heck is going on with all the “Code of Conduct” for developers?
Is this going to impact the future of Kernel development?
Is Linux’s future now sketchier than ever?
With Linus on “Holiday” could we see Microsoft becoming more of an “influence” in the fate of Linux?
