Intel's Moblin 2.0 Linux desktop for netbooks is really still too raw to be called a beta, but with a fresh take on what a desktop should be, it's showing great promise.

One of the reasons I admire RMS is because of his complete integrity and consistency. He simply will not compromise on his principles, even if it leads to the loss of support from those who are not so rigorous.

"Finally, I've got round to releasing my Common Lisp web application platform. It is running this blog which has the rather unique feature that comments pop up immediately for everybody whenever anybody comments on an article. It is faster than all(?) other web application frameworks. Please let me know if you can find a faster one! I gave a talk with benchmarks at the Tokyo Linux User Group.

A couple of days back, my friend Stuart and I were trying to configure a device via a serial port. Except that only PC with a serial port wasn’t configured with an operating system.

I don't know how Charles Darwin would explain it, but imagine that we're each born with an "operating system." For most of us, this inner programming works well, even if it becomes a bit bruised and battered over the years. We adjust and move on. If only life were so simple for the operating systems that run our computers.

Linux Unified Kernel which I was telling you about a few days ago was recently recently reached version 0.2.4.

Vista 7 is finally shown for the resource hog which it will become once released