Instant messengers with bluetooth detection facilities. That’s where it’s at, man. If you’re on Linux, you’re probably a step ahead of the game already, given this page on the Gentoo Wiki (courtesy of Jim’s del.icio.us links) which shows you how to perf...

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My girlfriend and I were talking about computers the other day; she’s got one, but she’s just a normal user, and to be honest I was slightly surprised with the conversation we were having. “If anyone tried to tell me that I really should be using Linux and Firefox, I’d tell them to fuck off.” she said. Well, that’s her opinion made pretty clear. Despite my success with converting quite a few (m...

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I’m about a month behind the times, but on May 14th 2004 the Novell Connector (which used to be called Evolution Connector) became open source instead of payware. This opens up the field for a whole host of Linux mail, PIM and groupware applications to start supporting MS Exchange servers (apps like

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Weapons of mass seduction? Pff, next thing you’ll be telling me is that guns are sold to gun-totin’, battle-lovin’ (sad and lonely) rednecks using women posing in bikinis firing AK-47s! Please! We’re far more civilised than that! Enlightenment, my first favourite w...

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There’s a brand new (and seemingly glowing) review of the premier release of Xandros (previously Corel Linux) over at NewsForge.

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