Monthly Archives: September 2009
What I Learned at the openSUSE Conference
Has it really been a week since the openSUSE conference kicked off? The time passed far too quickly!
Since I didn't have a chance to participate in the "what I learned" lightning talks, I thought I'd write a few thoughts down on my blog. I've taken a few days to reflect on the conference while I [...]
Blog downtime
My hosting provider will be doing some work on September 10th, from 21:00 PST to 23:59 PST -- so my site may be down for 30 minutes to a few hours during that time.
Tagging: How useful is it?
Just posted another update to my blog, checked it, and realized (once again) I had forgotten to tag my post. It seems redundant, since WordPress allows tagging and categories.
It seems to me a few years ago "tagging" things was all the rage -- we'd be able to organize and sort everything with tags. Now it [...]
Lenz Grimmer to keynote openSUSE Conference
I'm happy to announce that Lenz Grimmer will be delivering the opening keynote for the first-ever openSUSE Conference. The openSUSE Conference will be held September 17 through September 20 in Nürnberg, Germany. Register today!
Grimmer's keynote is, "Working in a Virtual Community." This session will talk about the pros and cons of working in a virtual [...]
Gearing up for Ontario Linux Fest