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Two new photo galleries: Witness the nice seasonal colors of the leaves in Leafing Tahoe and check out part of my trip across the U.S. in the South Western Desert.
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Made the drive across country and now I am home. I will be posting pictures soon. I have some cool ones from Death Valley, California (happens to be the both the hottest and lowest elevation of dry land on the Earth). Stay tuned…
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Well, Fox News has a nice litte story on Linux. It has screenshots, and even quotes Greg. It’s a pretty neat read.Best part is that they feature some of my themes… and even a screenshot of my desktop!
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Well, I’m moving across the country. Expect some really cool pics soon. I’ve taken a few right before I moved, and, of course, several on the drive so far. I will upload them when I have bandwidth… (Right now, the phone line here in the hotel is so bad that...
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My Internet connection (AT&T @Home) has been down since Wednesday, October 11th. To top it off, my laptop wouldn’t work until yesterday (had to do some kernel modification and a little jumping through hoops).Anyway, I am still alive and doing well, and very happy I have some method of getting...
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GTK.Themes.org has an awesome new look (just like many other Themes.org subsites, thanks to Artwiz). In addition, they have a great poll on whether Premier should be the default look for GTK+ in the future. Go there. Vote “yes”. You know you want to. *smile*
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I’ve updated Adept, Adept-Premier, and Premier. I’ve made all of them compliant with the method Mozilla sets backgrounds so that each provides a white backgound for forms in Mozilla. In both Premier and Adept-Premier, the bug fix landed in respect to Galeon and input scrollers… They’re now legible (a good...
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Now you get to see why I’ve been so busy at work for a while now… Linux.com now has a new layout! It rocks (but I’m a little biased! *g*)
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Went hiking in “Desolation Wilderness” (and took a lot of pictures). The total elapsed distance of the hike was around six or seven miles, with a lot of slope to hike up. Anyway, enjoy the pics!