In my minor quest to visit as many of the UK Linux User Groups as I can, tonight is beer with Lonix – London Linux User Group.
I’ve visited a few LUGs now, including one LUG in the USA, and it never ceases to amaze me how much LUGs differ.
It’s the characters that …
I’ve had my trusty iRiver IHP-140 40GB “Multi-Codec Jukebox” (that phrase makes me chuckle a little, it’s clearly trying to show that it’s not *just* an MP3 player – it plays many formats – but it’s a crap name) for some time now, and it gets used pretty much every day. It’s a great …
Ever wanted to network a printer that doesn’t have a built in network adapter? Here’s your chance. I’m selling a Lantronix MPS100 on ebay.
Feel free to bid and buy it so I can retire early.
For those not in the know, DVB-T is terrestrial digital television – or in the UK “Freeview”. I recently bought myself two “Freecom DVB-T USB Stick” digital television cards for my computer.
It didn’t work under Ubuntu Breezy because the driver wasn’t available in the Linux Kernel supplied with Breezy. So I upgraded to …
