Since it was the first real year for the blog (first post dated 6/1/2008), there were a lot of articles on extremely different topics in Linux, open source and the cloud, until it all pretty much focused on GNU/Linux. I also started a podcast, but that’s another story. So before we start with the 2009 [...]
Since it is you, the readers, who made this blog worth writing, before I go get my party on, I want to wish you a Happy New Year. In 2008, the Internetling has grown slowly, but steadily. Everyday the blog is visited by thousands of people and at the moment it has about 400 RSS [...]
I’m a bad writer, so I like to direct the grammar natzees to other links out there. Today I’ll be giving out some link love, but at the same time I’d like to show you some of the links I gathered in the past to improve my Linux Experience. And by Jean-Luc Picard, what a [...]
“Remember, as the Softies themselves like to remind us, everything about Windows is fluid up until the time the product ships. (And that is one of the main reasons the Windows client team has decided not to talk publicly about Windows 7 — so that no one will be able to prove that they cut [...]
Due to the large number of different types of GNU/Linux, there is a multitude of interesting propaganda images, made either by the community or by professionals. What is interesting, most of them are made by someone from the community, and it’s very simple, but hilarious. I enjoy good humor and I enjoy Linux. Here is [...]
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