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Category Archives: Education, Training and Information
I’m Not Boycotting FOSDEM About Novell, So Please Stop Saying That
Last Friday, I wrote “I’m not going to FOSDEM again because there are better value-for-money events around now” right near the start of an article on here. But on Wednesday, I was surprised to learn from another website that I … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Training and Information
Tagged controversy, event, fosdem, free software, meeting, novell, retort, sponsorship
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identi.ca and twitter OLPC – One Line Per Contact
I’ve been having fun with identi.ca and twitter recently, but some of my contacts, friends, followees, subscriptions (or whatever you want to call them) send many more messages than others. One contact gave a running commentary on his progress up … Continue reading
Posted in Wordpress and Blogs
Tagged identi.ca, microblog, script, status, twitter, xsl
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KohaCon 2009
KohaCon 2009, the conference for the premier free software integrated library system (Koha) will be held in Plano, Texas, USA on 16-17 April 2009. This is a FREE conference. There is no registration fee, but we are requesting that all … Continue reading
Hardware Questions: Asus M5200N, Ubuntu, GPRS and an iPod Touch?
Moving on from the horrible tax situation, I’m struggling to get three pieces of hardware working. I’m terrible with hardware. Can anyone help me get these working better, please? I’ve been lent an Asus M5200N after I busted my shoulder … Continue reading
I’m not going to FOSDEM 2009
FOSDEM is a place where “free and open source software” really means “open source software” and “the “F” in FOSDEM is a token gesture to the free software movement” if you believe FOSDEM organiser Philip Paeps. If that’s so, I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Training and Information
Tagged controversy, event, fosdem, free software, meeting, novell, sponsorship
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What’s an Interest Group? An Association? A Foundation?
I thought that Koha: Users and Developers of Open Source (KUDOS) and Koha Libre Association (KohaLA) were both Koha Interest Groups, but Nicole’s post about ALA Midwinter makes me think I’ve got it wrong: “KUDOS (KOHA Users and Developers of … Continue reading
FS-4400 Satellite PVR
You may remember that I’m quite a satellite TV fan, having installed it in 2004 and compiled a FAQ. Over the holidays, I replaced my 4-year-old Digiquest receiver (terrible website) with a FortecStar FS-4400 PVR from Maplin. I’d love to … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Training and Information
Tagged broadcasting, faq, fortec star, free-to-air, fs-4400, fta, mythtv, satellite, tv
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OCLC Library Data-grab Policy Countdown
There’s now about a month until the privatisation of library data described in Libraries, Cooperatives, OCLC and TTLLP happens. There’s now a Thingology Blog series on Why libraries must reject the OCLC Policy, with a list of four actions at … Continue reading
Posted in Koha
Tagged cooperatives, creative commons, data licensing, free and open source software, Koha, oclc
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For Debian Developers who watch discussions about possible GRs
I believe that most debian developers ignore discussions of possible general resolutions like the current one, until/unless they look like reaching the required number of seconds to trigger a vote. It’s hard to prove that a group is ignoring something, … Continue reading
Posted in GNU/Linux
Tagged debian, developer, discussion, general, gr, resolution, strawpoll
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journals.aol.com closure botched
America OnLine (AOL) killed their blogging service – actually, all their Hometown sites – last September and I only just noticed. AOL didn’t kill it cleanly. They could have offered 301 Moved Permanently redirects to users’ new hosting (good – … Continue reading
Posted in Wordpress and Blogs
Tagged aol, blog, closedown, incompetent, journals, webmastering
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