As promised, I’ve upload materials from the previous workshop that I’ve to conduct :
Hope it would be useful to you!
Get Cool Powered By Ubuntu Stickers Locally in Malaysia !
Great news to all Ubuntu users out there! Fahmi from MelayuBuntu has made available these cool stickers for you to brag to your friends!
The best thing about these stickers is that they are available locally, and thus much more cheaper and is faster to obtain.
Interested? You can forward your order to :
Name : Mohd Fahmi
Maybank : 164799012134
CIMB : 14081271592525
E-mel : editor[a]jomlinux.com
The price for the stickers as follows :
- 1 set (4 pieces) – RM 2.50
- 3 set (12 pieces) – RM 4.50
- 5 set (20 pieces) – RM 6.80
- Delivery : FREE!
Don’t forget to fill in the Order Form after you’ve made payment.
The first batch of these stickers has been shipped out! Order now!
Read the original post from melayubuntu
Linux Laptop Hardware Compatibility List
If you are a serious Linux user, probably the first thing that come across your mind when shopping for a laptop is how compatible it is with GNU/Linux operating system.
Fortunately sites like The Linux Laptop Wiki, Ubuntu Linux Hardware Support and Mandriva Hardware Database provides a good starting point to find out about your laptop hardware compatibility with Linux.
As for my personal experience, I find out most hardware incompatibility ranges from unsupported 56k softmodem driver to unsupported hard-disk controller which i consider as the worse case scenario.
So please bear this in mind that not all laptop are 100% compatible with Linux. Do ask around, and check for its compatibility status before you finally made a decision to purchase a new laptop.
Finished Upgrading to Intrepid Ibex
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.
Linus Torvarlds starts blogging
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
Ubuntu Mobile on Asus EeePC
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/