Those who are interested in understanding the Linux Kernel, and wants to be a Linux Kernel Developer might find this website interesting as a stating point, the LinuxChix Kernel Hacking Lessons. Structured in an easy to follow lessons, the whole online course designed to make you familiar with the kernel development tools, linux system calls […]
Ubuntu is friendly enough to provide a nice and friendly warning to me about the status of the laptop battery that I currently use. With Microsoft Windows (at least Windows XP), the laptop simply dies when the battery looses its juice. Its nice to have this sort of reminder when you really need to change […]
I’ve received my free Ubuntu Hardy Heron CD today, thanks Canonical and Ubuntu ! Thanks Pos Malaysia !
Mark Shuttleworth has written a good blog post detailing about future Ubuntu release schedule and the length of support for a particular release, whether its a standard release or an LTS (Long Term Support) release. In his post, he also explains about the point release concept for the LTS, which each Long Term support installation […]
This might be stale news by most security alert people, but I felt compelled to write this post nevertheless. Byy this time most security alert people have realised that a serious security vulnerability has been discovered in the random number generator used by OpenSSL on Debian and Ubuntu systems, and there are a lot of […]
Finally I’ve gotten the time and budget to get myself a new bookshelf. Previously I’ve been squeezing my books on the premium space left on my old bookshelf which is filled with books from my school days. Now I can arrange my technology books neatly on the new bookshelf.