Archive for July, 2003

http://opensector.org/

Wednesday, July 16th, 2003

” Welcome to OpenSector.org,, where public sector decision makers meet the people, projects and principles of the open source software (OSS) movement to bring the benefits of free software to their constituents and where OSS developers and organizations can find opportunities and advocate for adoption of free software.”

Links to info about government sector adopting Linux.

Open Source Training

Tuesday, July 15th, 2003

I’m working on a training program for new Linux sysadmins in Zambia. Slashdot’s got a nice thread about a training program in Afghanistan: Linux Comes to Afghanistan. Here’s a link to the UNDP traiing program in Afghanistan, but it is not much more than a news release. I would like to see more collected […]

New Category: fitness

Tuesday, July 15th, 2003

This goes in the As-if-you-care department (perhaps also the Me-me-me department). I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again - I gotta lose weight. When I’m travelling, I tend to stay at hotels with gyms, but I don’t use them enough. Also, the food I eat while travelling is richer than my usual fare […]

Pizza with pepperoni found in Sofia!

Tuesday, July 15th, 2003

slow news day…. but i too have been shocked at the frightening items available on pizzas here in Bulgaria. But there is hope. Last night Lachko and I had dinner at Victoria Pizza, profiled in the aforementioned pizza-oriented link, and I encountered my first pizza with peperoni in Bulgaria! Well, Lachko reminded me […]

Glow - Groupware Client

Friday, July 11th, 2003

Glow is a Java-based groupware project. They are working w/
OpenOffice.org folks, and pledge to work closely with other interesting
projects such as Apache Jakarta. Sun is already a major contributor,
providing a calendar client. From the Glow homepage:

The Glow project was launched at OOoCon
(the first OpenOffice.org conference) with the following key
objectives:

Deliver a full-featured groupware client that works […]

HOWTO - Install Debian Onto a Remote Linux System

Thursday, July 10th, 2003

Interesting timing - I’ve been wondering how to rebuild a remote PC - here is one way: HOWTO - Install Debian Onto a Remote Linux System

Hotel tips: Lusaka, Zambia

Wednesday, July 9th, 2003

I got back from Lusaka, Zambia this weekend. I recommend one avoid the Holiday Inn - it is not very nice and there is much better in Lusaka. After a few days I moved to the Taj Pamodzi, which is wonderful. An excellent fitness center, and the dining is quite good. I like the Taj […]

I’m back

Tuesday, July 8th, 2003

Please forgive the mess. I have moved my blog to WordPress, the successor to b2. My old posts are still available; however, it will take a while for me to migrate everything. The goal is for there to be no breakage of links.