October 29, 2018
by Rodney Gedda
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I had a problem with X.org using way too much shared memory with the Nouveau driver. The shared memory was taking up all the physical memory and swap space making the system unusable. Switching … Continue reading
August 31, 2018
by Rodney Gedda
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The gift that keeps on… is now making it difficult for me to install Linux on it. Back in the good old days you used to be able to install a boot loader to the MBR of the first hard … Continue reading
August 12, 2018
by Rodney Gedda
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I noticed this display manager bug in KaOS. The default DM has the month number generated alongside the month name. Let’s see what happens.
May 31, 2018
by Rodney Gedda
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I have one system with the Fedora-based Korora installed on it. This month the maintainers decided to take a break from developing the distro. This leaves me in a bit of a pickle as I need to reinstall something else. … Continue reading
April 30, 2018
by Rodney Gedda
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I scratched together a working desktop from old components lying around the house. With the release of Kubuntu 18.04 she’s as good as new. Well, the USB Wi-Fi dongle and the keyboard and mouse are new, but everything else is … Continue reading
June 30, 2016
by Rodney Gedda
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I installed Chakra Linux on an old notebook after a few years away from it. I now have Kubuntu, Korora (Fedora) and Chakra systems on the go. Out of those it seems Kubuntu has the least direction. It seems to … Continue reading
April 30, 2015
by Rodney Gedda
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I can’t believe how few options there are for desktop virtualisation (or virtualization) on Windows. I’m using VirtualBox to host Linux on Windows but I have a BIG problem with a BIG snapshot file that seems to keep growing to … Continue reading
February 28, 2015
by Rodney Gedda
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Being at one of the early release sites, it’s now been over a year since I moved to the NBN. In truth, I did have to keep my copper connection active in order to keep my POTS phone number, but … Continue reading
January 29, 2015
by Rodney Gedda
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Most operation systems have notification services that attempt to notify, if not inform, the user when a significant even has occurred. Such as? Hmm… Battery is low Your mother called You have a system update available You have a reminder … Continue reading