Thursday, January 26, 2006
Wednesday, January 25, 2006
Choosing your Linux distro
Excellent article on how to pick the linux distro that is right for you.
My advice. Leave yourself room for two separate distros on your hard disk. That way you can find one you like ande continue to experiment with the other partition so you can try out others.
My advice. Leave yourself room for two separate distros on your hard disk. That way you can find one you like ande continue to experiment with the other partition so you can try out others.
Thursday, January 19, 2006
Toollogic minilite knife
Ok Im southern we carry knives...its not a rule but its frowned upon if you dont.
I found this awesome pocketknife from toollogic. It's got a builtin LED flashlite that is way handy looking behind the PC etc
Getting a Nikon Coolpix 2000 to open under Linux
I have struggled...stupidly it appears to make my digital camera accessable under linux.
After many frustrating houyrs I found this awesome digital camera site: http://www.teaser.fr/~hfiguiere/linux/digicam.html
Getting my camera to work took exactly 30 seconds
Change the default USB protocol to PTP instead of mass storage
Wow somethings do get easier
After many frustrating houyrs I found this awesome digital camera site: http://www.teaser.fr/~hfiguiere/linux/digicam.html
Getting my camera to work took exactly 30 seconds
Change the default USB protocol to PTP instead of mass storage
Wow somethings do get easier
Friday, January 13, 2006
My old Vol-camino
Just an old photo of a past project. This was my old Volvo 145 which I decided to convert into a El-Camino style pickup truck.
The project was much harder than I originally intended it to be. It involved cutting the roof off with a circular saw (blade turned backwards...and ummmm no carbide tips pleez they hurt). Removing the glass from the rear doors--filling in the gaps where the windows and such were.
When finished I had no real need for it and it was given to a friend with a farm where it is still in use (I think) today.
The project was much harder than I originally intended it to be. It involved cutting the roof off with a circular saw (blade turned backwards...and ummmm no carbide tips pleez they hurt). Removing the glass from the rear doors--filling in the gaps where the windows and such were.
When finished I had no real need for it and it was given to a friend with a farm where it is still in use (I think) today.