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Posted by Kathryn on 3rd January in Linux Adventures
…to your regularly scheduled theme. Yes, I’ve gone back to Cutline. The holidays are over. So there isn’t a need for the Iceburgg theme anymore. I’ll look for a new theme some time in the near future. In the mean time, you might want to check out my new Linux blog. I created it so [...]
Notes to self
Posted by Kathryn on 19th December in Linux Adventures
I’m in the process of testing out a rpm for BOINC. Woo hoo! Some notes to self: After creating a tarball of one’s working install. One needs to move it somewhere for safe keeping. One’s data partition is a great place for said safe keeping. When one needs to move something to said partition, it [...]
Edubuntu
Posted by Kathryn on 14th December in Linux Adventures
I was looking through the search terms that brought folks to my blog. One really caught my eye. The person had searched for “linux esl game”. I thought that was really interesting. He/She didn’t find what he/she was looking for here. But it did inspire me to write this entry. And maybe the next person [...]
More computer adventures
Posted by Kathryn on 25th November in Linux Adventures
It’s no secret I’m actively involved with BOINC. I’ve learned a lot about computers from running their software and helping out in the various project forums. It was one of the project administrators that so kindly helped me get Linux up and running on my computer (current uptime 15 days, 10:07 and still going strong). [...]
Yes!
Posted by Kathryn on 27th August in Linux Adventures
GRUB has been whipped into submission. I now have a fully functional, triple booting laptop. It was hard getting to this point. Typos are the worst. But I found one on my own and my tutor found the other one. For the curious, my grub.conf looks like this. I removed my name for privacy. # [...]
