Linus Torvalds released Linux 3.9 and many websites published summaries what’s new in it. One of common entries is support for ChromeOS laptops. But what that means for Samsung ARM Chromebook users? Let’s start with Kernel Newbies summary which lists 5 commits:
3 years at Canonical
Today I can celebrate 3 years of working for Canonical. First days I was supposed to start from 1st May but as I had vacations already planned for that week (in Poland 1st and 3rd May are national holidays) they asked me to start work one
Time to visit UK again?
I plan to visit London and Cambridge on 16-22 May. Just for sight-seeing and meeting friends — no business this time. Plan is to meet old OpenedHand fellows, some old friends from Poland, maybe visit Canonical office just to see it (as I work for them
Death to Raspberry/Pi — Beaglebone Black is on a market
As guys from/around Texas Instruments promised there is new Beaglebone Black on a market. Faster, cheaper, with video output and other extras. For me it looks like Raspberry/Pi killer done right. What is on board? There is a lot of goods: 1GHz
Automatic sorting of mailing lists with maildrop
I am subscribed to many mailing lists. Creating filters for them was usually pain but keeping all in one folder was also not useful. So I decided to make it more automatic. There are many pages which will tell you how to use maildrop, how
Nexus 7 — upgrade or complain?
Around week ago courier brought me Nexus 7 tablet (32GB, wifi only) as kind of upgrade to my Archos G9 80 ‘so called’ Turbo one. First steps Charged a bit, booted into Android 4.2 and was greeted by “upgrade to 4.2.2 is possible” soon after wifi connection. But