Finally afte 8 hours, i’ve finished upgrading my laptop computer to Intrepid Ibex, it’s nice to see my hamradio application gets its own menu category.

Can’t help but thinking that its way faster than Hardy Heron, definitely a recommended upgrade.

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Finally afte 8 hours, i’ve finished upgrading my laptop computer to Intrepid Ibex, it’s nice to see my hamradio application gets its own menu category.

Can’t help but thinking that its way faster than Hardy Heron, definitely a recommended upgrade.
Probably most of you have heard about the latest Ubuntu release – Intrepid Ibex, with all of its nifty features, including :

The only thing that might need a little bit polishing is Cruft Remover tool, which happily classify important files as unneeded files to be deleted (which is dangerous).
but the sad part was….

I don’t know if this is a coincidence or otherwise, but my 7 years old Pentium 4 1.8 GHz died shortly before Intrepid Ibex release. I’m now left with an aged laptop and unreliable wifi internet access at my current workplace to surf the internet.
Bottom line – I might need a new PC.
The title said it all. Linus Torvalds, the man behind the Linux kernel finally started his own blog at http://torvalds-family.blogspot.com.
There’s nothing much in there as the blog is still…. well new, but one of the quote from the blog that caught my attention was
Why? Because I’ve always noticed that my own projects get so much better if others are involved, even if it’s just as a user…
Visit Linus’ Blog
Changing user-agent in Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer may be an easy task for most of the people as it only requires you to change certain settings in the browser option or in the registry.

However changing Google Chrome’s user agent might not be as straight forward as it has no obvious way to alter it through the browser’s interface.
Fortunately, Digital Inspiration website has written a guide on how to change Google Chrome user-agent string, you can refer directly to their article – How to Change User Agent String in Google Chrome Browser
Found this on youtube, thought might share with all of you..
Ubuntu Mobile is a specialized Ubuntu distribution which intended to run on UMPC powered by Intel Atom processor. From what I read, current release of Ubuntu Mobile still does not have wifi support for Asus EeePC, a netbook which for me I think nice to have.
You can find more about it at the Ubuntu Mobile Official Website or download the image at http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/mobile/
I stumbled upon this while surfing the website.


You got to see it for yourself, http://telescopictext.com/