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Archive for February, 2004

Site theme switch

Tuesday, February 24th, 2004

I switched my website’s default theme back to a theme I previously used. It’s refreshingly different again. (:

Announcing: Wide Open Magazine

Tuesday, February 24th, 2004

Wide Open Magazine, a new publication from Red Hat, is arriving sometime around mid-March (although people can pre-order). I designed the Web site (both the look and the implementation) and served as the creative director for the first issue, came up with the general design, and also made all the collateral (posters, boxes, [...]

Busy with work

Wednesday, February 18th, 2004

Whenever I don’t update my website for a while, you can probably deduce that I’m either on vacation or really busy at work. It’s usually the latter, as is the case currently.

Steven’s “Getting to Know Gnome”

Monday, February 9th, 2004

Steven Garrity has posted a nice little article on his website, Acts of Volition, called "Getting to Know Gnome". It’s a nice write-up of a few little nice features of GNOME (as included in Fedora Core), and it features some nice screenshots to demonstrate his points.

Updated GarrettLeSage.com

Saturday, February 7th, 2004

I’ve updated GarrettLeSage.com with a new look. (I should make a new theme for LinuxArt sometime soon too.)

Bluecurve on the corporate desktop

Saturday, February 7th, 2004

Linus Torvalds talks about the progression of Linux within corporate environments in a recent article, specifically concerning the desktop. Here’s a quote:
Now, the kernel and other pieces are coming together including office applications, games and Web browsers. This has made the Linux desktop interesting to commercials. Commercials tend to choose one desktop, such as [...]

Wil Wheaton using RHL9; considering upgrade to Fedora

Saturday, February 7th, 2004

Wil Wheaton, on his website, writes about Red Hat Linux 9 and is considering a switch to Fedora Core 1. There are a lot of interesting comments by other people on his site too.