Things that are technical
Wine is an Open Source implementation of the Windows API on top of X, OpenGL, and Unix. It is not an “emulator”, but a compatibility layer for running Windows programs. You don’t need windows to run wine, it is a completely free alternative implementation of the Windows API consisting of 100% non-Microsoft code.
The project is […]
This saturday (april 5th) at 9h30 am some hanoilug members will be installing a server meant to become a backup and log server. The idea is to learn how to install a basic server with LVM and/or RAID, and document the process so people can do it later by themselves in the most easy way.
There […]
This is definitively one of my new year resolution. Whenever I’ll need to buy new hardware I will try to :
Use computer/gears with lower consumption of energy
Use computer/gears that require less toxic substances
Use more recyclable/reusable hardware
Use software that require less power consumption
In the last few months I’ve been collecting some links about that subject […]
PDF is ubiquitous, you see it everywhere, but it’s often big and I’ve met many people who don’t know how to handle that file format, so while I was looking for redistributable software to accompany some documentation CDs (that contain a lot of those PDFs ), I found this PDF reader which is very fast. […]
Saying that most linux user will never use MS Internet Explorer sound like a truism. In fact it is not because of the following reason (and absolutely not because Internet explorer is a better browser):
* Some sites will restrict traffic to Netscape or Internet explorer because they have been created with old templates (and old […]
Long time without posting anything… but I have a good news for you, the few of you that are reading me. I’ve always been very interested in wifi networking and since last year after returning from AsiaSource 1, I’ve been studying a lot and working a lot with wifi networks. So I try to stay […]
