argh
May 20th, 2008argh! bad drivers! on the road where they should not be! rantrantrant that is all.
wordpress update
May 5th, 2008I’ve just updated my wordpress install to the latest version. Please drop me a line if you notice any weird issues with the site. That is, of course, assuming anyone at all reads this anymore, which seems unlikely. I’ve found it difficult in the past to have anything to say when blogging, not sure why. Anyone have any input on that? Perhaps I’m not that interesting or I’m not social enough. No idea. Anyway, I hope to come back to posting something somewhat regularly here.
On a side note, what’s the deal with all the blogging software being mysql-specific? I realize there’s some difficulty involved in making a system like this truly dbms-independent. Perhaps it’s not fully possible to do so and retain all the features we know and love from each. With that said, perhaps a few more software authors could arrive at a happy compromise such as ruby on rails uses, or another similar system? *grumble*
updated crux 2.4 iso again
March 26th, 2008as per usual, links on the right, etc. etc.
crux 2.4 updated iso available
March 12th, 2008finally made a crux 2.4 iso with updated packages available; links are to the right as usual.
gnome 2.20.2 tagged and current
December 7th, 2007i tagged gnome 2.20.2 and copied it to the ‘current’ tag as well today. enjoy. :)
now with 100% more correct updated crux iso
October 5th, 2007the updated iso that was supposed to be uploaded sep. 12th somehow disappeared into the ether. here’s a new one, links to the right as usual.
gnome current updated to 2.20.0
September 28th, 2007i’ve updated the “current” tag to gnome 2.20.0, enjoy! :)
updated crux 2.3 iso with usb cdrom support
September 12th, 2007i finally had time (and the hardware, thanks to this) to sort out why the updated iso was not able to use an external usb cdrom as its install source - the script was running through the cdrom check too fast for usb devices to settle and missing the cdrom as the device and sysfs nodes weren’t created in time. links are on the right, as usual.
gnome-release replaced with gnome-current
September 12th, 2007following a good suggestion from a fellow cruxer, i’ve added a ‘current’ tag to the gnome svn and it mirrors the current available ports, so if you’d like to get the latest without continually updating the rsync ports driver, grab the ‘gnome-current’ driver and replace your gnome-release.rsync in /etc/ports.
son of new updated crux 2.3 iso image
August 20th, 2007same deal, new iso image, same links on the same right side…
