I like to frequent a variety of websites and blogs which discuss and advocate open source software.
Recently I had some time to kill and I did a few searches on DuckDuckGo in order find a few more decent ones to read.
This prompted me to write this post in ...
read morePelican is a Python-powered static website generator which comes with a rather decent feature set. It allows you to write your blog entries in reStructuredText, Markdown, or AsciiDoc using any editor that you desire.
It also supports:
I have used Irssi and GNU Screen together for what seems to have been well over a decade now. Both applications do the job required of them quite well and as such they have always been one of the first things I installed an a fresh system.
Unfortunately, neither of ...
read moreThis post is more for my future reference than anything, but hopefully it is useful to others as well. :)
Browser Information:
Firefox with OpenSUSE's patches which allows it to integrate better into KDE.
If you use Archlinux, it can be obtained through the AUR. The package name is firefox-kde-opensuse ...
read moreA member of a defunct community that I ran for eight years recently showed up on my site and it got me thinking about the past and how much fun we all had back then. It dawned on me that people from my old community might be interested in knowing ...
read moreWhile browsing Reddit today I discovered Simplifeed, a sleek new open source social network created by Dominic McPhee, and after playing around with it far a little bit I have to say that it is great so far.
Simplifeed is an elegant and simplistic service which is currently in alpha ...
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