Category Archives: linux

Apres ca, le FOSDEM

Posted on 2007-02-25 by Graham Lee

It appears that I’m sat in Terminal B of L’Aeroporte Nationale de Bruxelles, waiting for my flight to board. While there are wirelesses around, the ones to which I can connect seem not to be offering much in the way … Continue reading →

Posted in Etoile, FLOSS, FOSDEM, gnustep, linux | 1 Comment

Fairly cool update to GNUstep

Posted on 2007-02-20 by Graham Lee

GNUstep-make now supports arbitrary(-ish) filesystem layouts. While the default is still the /usr/GNUstep layout with the various domains, one of the bundled alternatives is to put everything in FHS-compliant locations. Once that hits a release (which I believe will be … Continue reading →

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Eating one’s own dog food

Posted on 2007-01-12 by Graham Lee

I feel foolish for having made this error (especially after having so patiently explained how this stuff works on Mach), but today I did it. I reported the amount of free memory on a Linux system as being the amount … Continue reading →

Posted in kernel, linux, mach | 1 Comment