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By robert, on October 17th, 2008
Last Sunday, I had my first successful dive in about a year…
Last week I tried as well, but I was unlucky not to be able to clear my ears, disabling the descent below 3 meters.
But last Sunday, it was awesome, in the nice water of Dutch Vinkeveen, I saw a snoek, was . . . → Read More: A successful dive, at last
By robert, on October 17th, 2008
Yes.. Time is approaching.. yet two modules to go before I will be RHCA.. finally. I think it will be of value to be certified.. it is a new milestone in my Linux carreer.. it certifies my knowledge which I have gained in the last 12 years of Linux enthousiasm.
The last module will . . . → Read More: Almost RHCA
By robert, on October 17th, 2008
Yes.. I finally got it working.. not granting this issue much time, it took a while for me to have my Fedora 9 machine working within a VMWare workstation session…
What was wrong? The mouse pointer was not synchronized well. The guest ‘saw’ my pointer on other places than where my actual mouse was.
. . . → Read More: Fedora 9 finally working in VMWare guest
By robert, on October 9th, 2008
This saturday, we will be doing a cocktail shake workshop with a lot of friends. Not knowing what to expect, I am very curious..
I am curious if this will change the way we are cerebrating our birthdays, will we be shaking cocktails from now on? Or will we remain pouring ourselves fruit juices . . . → Read More: cocktail shake workshop
By robert, on October 9th, 2008
With the use of the ATI fglrx driver on Gentoo, the frustrations are far from over.
My configuration:
laptop, HP nc8430 two displays, panel (1680×1050) and an external monitor (1280×1024) Gentoo Linux, at time of writing kernel 2.6.25-gentoo-r8 (stable) ati-drivers 8.532, the 8.9 version of the ATI Catalyst driver
The problem: Besides known issues . . . → Read More: fglrx on Gentoo, ongoing frustration
By admin, on October 9th, 2008
I can’t understand why, but as a Dvorak typist I run into problems with GNOME. GNOME has a nice feature to switch the keyboard lay-out from the default, QWERTY, to the Dvorak layout.
But, it doesn’t (reliably) work for Ctrl and Alt keys. I am not sure what causes the troubles, but according to . . . → Read More: Keyboard problems in GNOME
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