Monthly Archives: December 2007
Ubuntu on 24C3 Congress summary
24C3, the annual hacker congress at Berlin/Germany, is nearly over and there is not so much to say about Ubuntu. Though there had been a small Debian booth – marketing materials and stuff – there was nothing similar for Ubuntu. … Continue reading
Using netcat and tar for network file transfer
Imagine you are on lan party or on the road and quickly want to transfer a file or directory to another computer. Both computer owners are just to lazy to setup something like ftp, smb, nfs. A very simple and … Continue reading
Nearly the same
Phonecall. She: I finally bought OS X Leopard. I am so happy!Me: Fine to hear that.She: And you know what?Me: Hmm?She: It now has nearly the same functions like Ubuntu!
Ubuntu on OLPC XO anonye?
While waiting for the delivery of my One Laptop per Child OLPC XO, ordered through the great Give one Get One program (you can order until 31. of December and yes, you can do it from outside U.S. e.g. Europe … Continue reading
Getting around the Gnome network manager
Know that problem? You are somewhere around and got special network settings like a wlan essid and static ip ressources. Your Gnome network manager which you really like as it finally brought easy wpa2/wpa/wep detection and setup to you prefers … Continue reading
Meeting Ubuntu folks at 24C3
It’s chaos congress time! The annual hacker congress taking place at Berlin(Germany) from 27. to 30. of December has opened its doors for hundreds of hackers, nerds, geeks and people who just like to talk about tech stuff at the … Continue reading
Hello to Ubuntu from Berlin
If everything is up and running this should be my first posting as a new Ubuntu member on Planet Ubuntu. Some words about me? Just check out my application form for Ubuntu membership which you can find on the official … Continue reading