Linux Journal has a nice article introducing ruby and ruby on rails. Nice to see my favorite programming language get some press 
Archive for July, 2005
I couldn’t help it, I love linux, I love OpenBSD (freebsd is teh suck, more on that in an editorial ) and I need to have windows if I want to run FL Studio (yeah it’s great). I found this article to be quite helpful. Specifically the portion about OpenBSD.
Found a link to a nice article / howto about configuring OpenVPN 2.0 on OpenBSD. It’s quite complete, taking you from the beginning stages to testing. A worthwhile read if you’ve been trying to get something like this accomplished, or plan on working with OpenVPN in the future.
The title says it all. check out the story on bsd news.
Hey hey you know you wanna be down. Check out How to be a drum & bass Junglist. Hurry up people, you’re gonna miss the bus.
Firefox and Thunderbird have been updated. Check The Mozilla Foundation Homepage for details.
Hey so making a linux live cd seems easy enough… but what about a unix one? Check out this article about creating a live cd with OpenBSD. Pretty cool stuff! Gotta love Undeadly.org
The latest stable linux kernel was released on Friday. Check it out at kernel.org.
Who needs publisher? Scribus is free OSS desktop publishing software. Check out the latest development release, 1.3.0. It’s worth the free downloaad, especially if you’re trying to get rid of “other” software 
The latest development version of FVWM was announced today. New features include:
- FvwmIconMan: MaxButtonWidth and MaxButtonWidthByColumns options.
- FvwmIconMan: added tool tips with Tips, TipsDelays, TipsFont, TipsColorset, TipsFormat, TipsBorderWidth, TipsPlacement,TipsJustification and TipsOffsets options.
- FvwmButtons: PressColorset & ActiveColorset options for _individual_ buttons.