RollingRelease
20.05.2011 04:30
Software Discussion Etiquette
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As I read discussions about software, I find that there are quite a few people that don’t understand the proper way to act, which results discussions turning into heated, personal arguments. To help potentially lower the damage done in these discussions, I’m making this Rolling ... more →
RollingRelease
12.05.2011 17:00
GNOME 3 Has Arrived! Impressions?
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GNOME 3, the latest version of one of the most popular Linux Desktop Environments, was released last month and subsequently put in [testing]. It has been about a week since it was moved out of [testing] and into [extra], so a good amount of GNOME users have probably tried it ... more →
RollingRelease
25.03.2011 12:30
Last Week in Arch, March 15-21, 2011
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What went on in the world of your favorite Linux distro last week: Latest Newswicd split in ‘wicd’ and ‘wicd-gtk’ – announcing a split of the wicd package in the official repository, so you don’t have to use the wicd-nogtk from AUR Hot Forum TopicsHow to find file ... more →
RollingRelease
17.03.2011 15:30
Last Week in Arch Linux – March 7-14, 2011
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Latest Newssyslinux now includes a default configuration file Hot Forum TopicsLinux Survey – fill out a survey, get some data In search of a truly innovative Desktop – interesting discussion on what makes a good desktop flash isn’t working anymore – long discussion ... more →
RollingRelease
11.03.2011 14:00
Last Week in Arch Linux – March 1-8, 2011
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Latest NewsArchServer RC3 – Release announcement for ArchServer redgum RC3 New Arch Schwag – New Arch Linux laptop bags, plus reduced price on older models and a sale on Arch Linux pens Hot Forum TopicsLinux Survey – fill out a survey, get some data In search of a ... more →
RollingRelease
02.03.2011 01:30
Rolling Release – Now with mobile browser support!
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The Rolling Release Team is proud to announce that our site is now viewable from your favorite mobile device! Now we know that technically it always has been possible, but those who have tried can attest to the difficulty this can present. With this latest ... more →
RollingRelease
27.02.2011 18:38
ArchServer Release Announcement – redgum RC3
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We, the ArchServer Team, are proud to announce the Release Candidate 3 (RC3) of the ArchServer ‘redgum‘ release.This release provides the following features: Latest Longterm-support (LTS) kernel; 2.6.32.28 Update to the latest pacman version (3.4.2) Use DHCP or ... more →
RollingRelease
22.02.2011 14:00
Last Week in Arch – Feb. 20, 2011
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Some interesting happenings in the ArchLinux.org world. An extension of my previous “Wiki Updates” posting. Latest NewsMySQL 5.5 is now in [extra] (2011-02-07) Hot Forum TopicsMySQL upgrade issue Xfce shutdown and reboot disabled with startxfce4 conky configs and ... more →
RollingRelease
20.01.2011 14:01
Doom 3 the Arch way
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Installation Instructions of Doom 3 Minimal computer requirements:ArchLinux system, Pentium III, 1Ghz 256Mb RAM Kernel 2.4, 2.6 is recommended glibc 2.2.4 and up 3D card: NV10 or R200 minimum hardware OpenGL hardware acceleration 64 MB VRAM sound card, OSS or Alsa, stereo sound and 5.1 ... more →
RollingRelease
28.12.2010 12:53
Arch(ive) testing
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All of us know about RAR and Zip's: Zip, Gzip, Bzip2. Some formats like 7z and XZ aren't so widespread. Theory of statistical compression can be used as a guide. But it's much more interesting to do an experiment. So I took Tar, Gzip, Bzip2, XZ, 7z, 7z+LZMA2 and RAR to prove well-known ... more →
RollingRelease
25.12.2010 21:02
Results from Arch Holiday Madness!
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The following packages have been added to [community] as a result of Arch Holiday Madness!lightspark simple-scan deadbeef hsetroot qtfm ranger ghdl gtkwave ruby-gettext ruby-locale rubyripper smem urxvt-url-select (pending reply from maintainer) opera (pending reply from ... more →
RollingRelease
13.12.2010 15:46
Whitelist filter with transparent Tinyproxy and Firehol
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I’m a dad with 5 small children. Letting them onto the internet without any restrictions would be as irresponsible as not teaching them how to use the internet. So I decided to filter the traffic. First I tried OpenDNS’ FamilyShield. That works great ... more →
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