It wasn’t long ago that Ubuntu rocked the open source scene as a Debian variant that provided standard end users the ability to use Linux on their own terms. Rather than being forced to compile every piece of software from source, users could suddenly utilize Linux for various office applications, instant messaging, social networking, and [...]
There are a number of different operating systems today based on the latest Linux kernel, and because Linux itself happens to be open source, anyone can monopolize on the concept and create their own Linux distribution, Ubuntu being one of the distros that rose from the dust of the once great Debian. Debian was an [...]
Despite the fact that I spend many hours every day programming in emacs with php-mode enabled I’ve never gotten around to learning all the ins and outs of it. Every now and then I get a slow day where I dig in a bit deeper to learn about a few new features. Today I decided [...]
