Monthly Archives: January 2010
Windows 7 for an Ubuntu devotee
There are three reasons I know of for spending money on an operating system at a time when free Ubuntu is now such a viable option. Those reasons are not Internet Explorer, the Microsoft Office paperclip and the excitement gained … Continue reading
Bug Tracking in the Open
In the inspiring Google blog post The Meaning of Open, Jonathan Rosenberg cites the Google Web Toolkit as using “a public bug tracker”. And it is this small mention (in the midst of a post discussing much bigger themes) that … Continue reading
Picasa on Ubuntu
I’ve recently taken a shine to Picasa as an alternative to F-Spot on Linux. Installing Picasa 3 Beta for Linux is straightforward on Ubuntu: download the .deb from Google’s site and then install it (sudo dpkg -i picasa_3.0-current_i386.deb). Having done … Continue reading