ubuntu

Depuis une douzaine d'années, j'ai utilisé quelques environnement de bureau comme KDE, Gnome 2.x, XFCE.

J'ai choisi Ubuntu il y a quelques années déjà comme système d'exploitation sur mes postes de travail. Pourquoi Ubuntu? Pour sa simplicité d'installation, sa stabilité et sa documentation très complète.

Trying to debug problems with consumer-grade routers is notoriously difficult due to a lack of decent debugging information. It's quite hard to know what's going on without at least a few good error messages.

Here is how I made my OpenWRT-based Gargoyle router send its log messages to a network server running rsyslog.

Etherpad is an excellent Open Source web application for collaborative text editing. Like Google Docs, it allows you to share documents with others through a secret URL or to set up private documents for which people need a login.
It's a little tricky to install so here's how I did it.

At the last UDS, we once again discussed the state of IPv6 support in Ubuntu. We're in the process of making Ubuntu really rock with IPv6, and this comes with decisions and hard work.

Why my next personal computer will be a Mac.

After recently reading a number of SSL/TLS-related articles, I decided to experiment and look for the ideal OpenSSL configuration for Apache (using mod_ssl since I haven't tried mod_gnutls yet) and nginx.

Je suis un peu allergique à l’orange, donc en passant sous Gnome 3, j’ai essayé de trouver un moyen d’ajouter la pack d’icônes que j’utilisais sous Gnome 2 (le pack « Dropline Neu! » ). Alors voici comment j’ai procédé.

1 – Changer un thème d’icônes.

En voulant écrire un billet sur l’installation de Gnome 3 dans Oneiric, je suis tombé sur ce billet de Daylinux qui reprend le même thème:

There has been a lot of talk recently questioning the trust authorities that underpin the SSL/TLS world.