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Linux Migration for the Home PC User, Part 5By Ed Hurst | Jul 2, 2009 at 22:49:53Be careful using the Linux command line — it can be very addictive. You don’t have to be a Linux hobby fanatic to enjoy the power of what’s often called “pure computing.” The View from Mudsock Heights: Throats Burned Dry and Souls that Cry for Water — Cool, Clear, WaterBy Dennis E. Powell | Jun 29, 2009 at 22:2:39I’m pretty sure that grass isn’t supposed to be brown. But it’s been so long since it was any other color, I’m not quite sure. Take Three: Observations on iPhone LaunchesBy Timothy R. Butler | Jun 19, 2009 at 15:58:12I just received my iPhone 3G S, and I could not be more excited. How strange buying a new cell phone has become in the last two years. Book Review: The Lamb’s SupperBy Jason Kettinger | Jun 19, 2009 at 15:36:20The best thing that anyone could say about Dr. Scott Hahn’s book, “The Lamb’s Supper: The Mass As Heaven On Earth” is that he writes about worshipping, meeting, celebrating, and proclaiming—even eating—a God who is really there. I would say just that. |
The Disaster of the Rolling ReleaseBy Ed HurstI've always enjoyed exploring. Every time I've moved from one residence to another, I've always wandered around my new neighborhood, simply to see what was there. It's the same with computer technology. I love poking around operating systems. Lately, one aspect of this has gotten tiring in every Open Source operating system: the rolling release. The phrase refers to the sometimes feverish effort to add new features, long before the old ones even work properly. |
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