Seems that this is the right place for "Linux addicts"...and - what a developmental potential :)
Tuesday, September 12, 2006
Zooomr - my latest "discovery"
Seems that this is the right place for "Linux addicts"...and - what a developmental potential :)
Friday, September 08, 2006
Sunday, September 03, 2006
Holidays' Memories
...some pictures of the animals I took in June while visiting Warsaw...my home-city...You can see more on Fotki
Enjoy,
tami
Monday, August 28, 2006
cafelinux.org - Home
cafelinux.org - Home
Very interesting and promising initiative of Ubuntu forum member and administrator yozef :)
It's the site with forum, blog and many opportunities to learn and teach linux for such beginners as me - visit this place if you are interested in Ubuntu or other Linux flavours - I think we need such place. What's your opinion?
My best wishes to all,
tami
Very interesting and promising initiative of Ubuntu forum member and administrator yozef :)
It's the site with forum, blog and many opportunities to learn and teach linux for such beginners as me - visit this place if you are interested in Ubuntu or other Linux flavours - I think we need such place. What's your opinion?
My best wishes to all,
tami
Some wallpapers and screenshots
These are Wallpapers created for me by Aicani and my "trials" to combine Xubuntu with Fluxbox...More on Fotki
I hope you'll enjoy :)
tami
Sunday, August 20, 2006
Fluxbuntu :: Fluxbox + Ubuntu
Fluxbuntu :: Fluxbox + Ubuntu: "Fluxbuntu
“The Lightweight, productive, agile desktop environment.”"
Hej - it's the best news - perhaps we will have another wonderful distro (looking at the success of Xubuntu - you can expect that Fluxbox based Ubuntu could be The Hit :) )
Anyway - I wish Fluxbuntu team all the best!
tami
“The Lightweight, productive, agile desktop environment.”"
Hej - it's the best news - perhaps we will have another wonderful distro (looking at the success of Xubuntu - you can expect that Fluxbox based Ubuntu could be The Hit :) )
Anyway - I wish Fluxbuntu team all the best!
tami
Wednesday, August 16, 2006
I came across splendid article on the net today titled "Linux is Not Windows"byDominic Humphries
The author - one of the Ubuntu forum members explains in simple but deep way the differences between two systems. The article can help any of us to verbalize why we would like or would not like to change the operating system of our computers...lol
Here is my grateful comment to the author:
"Hi - and thank you for the brilliant article. I came across your article thanks to the tread on Ubuntu Forum. I am a rather "fresh" Linux convert - using exclusively Linux for half a year now.
...my adult son has recommended Ubuntu to me about a year ago - but first thing he asked me before was - "Why do you want to change, mom?"
It was difficult question and I found an answer on your site - for the first: I want to drive "my car", for the second: I like "my car" to do what I want, and last but not least: for the sake of free choice - the only freedom we really have.
Thank you for clarifying my own motives to myself! Keep up writing - it gives a lot to others!
With many friendly regards,
tami
PS. Linux is not more frustrating than other new things you learn - what's wonderful in the case of Ubuntu and other free OS (I tried Kanotix before) is that you are never left alone with your frustration..."
...and why I "converted"...He, he...because: "Linux is not Windows"!
The author - one of the Ubuntu forum members explains in simple but deep way the differences between two systems. The article can help any of us to verbalize why we would like or would not like to change the operating system of our computers...lol
Here is my grateful comment to the author:
"Hi - and thank you for the brilliant article. I came across your article thanks to the tread on Ubuntu Forum. I am a rather "fresh" Linux convert - using exclusively Linux for half a year now.
...my adult son has recommended Ubuntu to me about a year ago - but first thing he asked me before was - "Why do you want to change, mom?"
It was difficult question and I found an answer on your site - for the first: I want to drive "my car", for the second: I like "my car" to do what I want, and last but not least: for the sake of free choice - the only freedom we really have.
Thank you for clarifying my own motives to myself! Keep up writing - it gives a lot to others!
With many friendly regards,
tami
PS. Linux is not more frustrating than other new things you learn - what's wonderful in the case of Ubuntu and other free OS (I tried Kanotix before) is that you are never left alone with your frustration..."
...and why I "converted"...He, he...because: "Linux is not Windows"!
Tuesday, August 15, 2006
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