DistroStuff

I installed bSidux/b the other day. I like it. I will keep it, but not run it as my main distro. In using it I encountered an attitude that I have a problem with. I was using the package manager to install a browser other than Konqueror. b.../b

Mon, 1 Dec 2008

Linux, SCO, SCO, Securepoint, Securepoint, SENTINIX, SENTINIX, Sentry Firewall, Sentry Firewall, Shabdix, Shabdix, SharkOS, SharkOS, Shift, Shift, bsidux/b, bsidux/b, Skolelinux, Skolelinux, Slackintosh, Slackintosh, Slackware, Slackware b.../b

Sun, 30 Nov 2008

Several years ago, when I acquired my first computer and began to learn more and more about them, I did not dream that I would be using one as much as I do.

Thu, 27 Nov 2008

First, let me clear up a mistake I made in my previous article about bsidux/b. I used a S instead of a s. bsidux/b is spelled with a small s. I am still trying.

Wed, 26 Nov 2008

"On 24th of November 2006 bsidux/b was formed by a group of people who strive to do the impossible: Making Debian Sid (aka “Unstable”) stable." Now, 2 years later, while we celebrate bsidux/b' second birthday, it's time to check if we b.../b

Mon, 24 Nov 2008

I too use bsidux/b as my main OS. It is installed in a multi-boot configuration with Linux Mint 4. If you want bleeding edge, bsidux/b is the way to go, though maybe not the best distro for someone who does not want to have to (or doesn't b.../b

Fri, 21 Nov 2008

Linux is not for everyone. Ubuntu is not the best Linux distribution either (in my opinion). I use bsidux/b, but its not for those who expect never to have to use the command line. But then bsidux/b IS a bleeding edge distro. b.../b

Thu, 20 Nov 2008

Today, while refactoring the bsidux/b installer, a potential local privilege escalation issue has been discovered, which leaves a copy of the installer's configuration file on the target system. This configuration file also contains the b.../b

Wed, 19 Nov 2008