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Questioning the Norm: December 2010
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Trying to go back. Linux, it's a double edged sword. It's awesome, there's no doubt about that. But it hates every one of it's users. The constant fighting to get it to do what you want as a desktop OS. As a server it's great, but the desktop still has a long way to go. 1010 came out, so i thought, awesome! I used to love KDE. I still do, great technology! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Rotterdam, Zuid Holland, Netherlands. South African born Game Developer and long time Linux user. View my complete profile.
Questioning the Norm: April 2011
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I've blogged before about trying to go back to Linux on my laptop, and made my requirements very clear. Windows 7 pre-installed had more working. Features than any of my attempts to install Linux. But as always with Windows, it got slow. After a bit of investigation and trying out, i decided to take the plunge. The dock is unwieldy if you have a lot of applications. I either have to scroll ( really slowly ) or drag vertically which is clunky at best with a mouse. And a final note for anyone who's going t...
Questioning the Norm: A week in Ubuntu: The good, the bad and the ugly
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A week in Ubuntu: The good, the bad and the ugly. This is cross-posted from my new, more general blog at WordPress. Some things about the OS are great. Ubuntu has come a long way, as has Linux, and desktop Linux may still have a bright future, especially with Steam. Installation of Ubuntu is amazing. It's easier than any other OS I've tried. This has always been the case. Good on Canonical knowing that if it wasn't this easy, people wouldn't even try. Gnome 3 is actually a really nice desktop environment...
Questioning the Norm: Lucid Nexus One Development
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Lucid Nexus One Development. Android development is fun. It's a lot nicer than iPhone development, and although it's not as smooth as Windows Phone 7 development, you're not tied into OS or IDE. So i've recently installed Ubuntu 10.04 ( LTS ) on my netbook, mostly for performance reasons, and need to continue work on my clock widget - which hit 400,000 downloads sometime yesterday :). You have to keep redoing it every time you start up your dev environment. Running a potentially insecure service as root!
Questioning the Norm: February 2011
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Emergence of the Tablets. This reminds me of several hundred articles from 2008, 2009 and even early 2010. About how the iPhone was dominant in the market and no one could ever compete. Clones would never be as good, and even Android was only playing catchup and hence will never be better. Lets review some mobile phone numbers from Gartner:. Q1 2010, Android at 9.6% and iOS at 15.4%. Q1 2011, Android at 22.7% and iOS at 15.7%. So back to the tablets. What does the above rant have to do with the iPad?
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Just another statistic in this world: Sounding more and more like Animal Farm?
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Just another statistic in this world. Tuesday, November 3, 2009. Sounding more and more like Animal Farm? Surely this makes sense? I mean, given the gov't dedication to sharing wealth and being socialist and all? Calls to nationalise the personal wealth of BEE tycoons Tokyo Sexwale and Patrice Motsepe were based on jealousy, ANC secretary-general Gwede Mantashe said on Tuesday. Interesting how powers that be are upset with these nationalizing talk. Posted by Aktief Kulture. Subscribe to RSS feeds. Minist...
Just another statistic in this world: More name changes in South Africa
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Just another statistic in this world. Monday, October 19, 2009. More name changes in South Africa. Apparently Nelspruit is now called Mbombela. Sheesh, you can't get water and electricity to certain parts of the country and yet, somehow name changes take precedence. Surely that's a bit of moolah spent on name changes that could be used better? Posted by Aktief Kulture. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe to RSS feeds. Subscribe in a reader. Blogs to check out. BBC News Africa World Edition.
A few of My Favorite Things: September 2009
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Blasphemy Day is Today. Go on, say something. Make the clerics proud. Must stop with the Equilibrium references. What about the 72 virgins or something like that? Although, when you think about it, makes you wonder if he was going to get a continuous supply for eternity or if it was a once-off deal of virgins who end up as his wives and then nag at him to take out the trash for the rest of eternity? Posted by Aktief Kulture. This is it, it's here. The Banned Books Week. So, what's everyone up to? Maybe L...
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Openness has little to do with it. Cross posted from my newer blog dgoemans.wordpress.com]. Recently there's been a lot of talk about piracy on Android. This came after Madfinger Games dropped Dead Trigger's Android price to $0 citing piracy. As the reason. A day or two after, a developer by the name of Matt Gemmell wrote a post. Piracy happens on iOS. That's about the same figure we heard from the Dead Trigger devs. All you need is a jailbroken iPhone, and jailbreaking an iPhone. ITunes has considerably...
BUSH WEEK
The BUSHY TALES Comic Strip's official blog providing news on the comic strip, as well as lots of cartoon fun and behind-the-scenes insights. Enjoy being a part of this joyful cartoon community with Doug the Wombat and other iconic characters of the Aussie bush. Tuesday, 4 August 2015. New WOMBAT RAPPER Tee-shirts! A new tee shirt design featuring Doug as the Wombat Rapper has just been released. It is only available during a three week Teespring campign, so you'll have to get in quickly to order yours.
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Bushweek's 10th year anniversary! It comes with much regret and saddness having to announce. That this years Bushweek Festival will not be going ahead. A number of unfortunate events and situations has forced us to make this very difficult decision. What do you think this is?
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