In my home office, 2 of my 3 PCs have 32-bit CPUs, so I run a 32-bit version of Debian Linux on them.

But my newest PC has a 64-bit CPU.

So I run a 32-bit version of Debian Linux on it. [more...]

As I’ve mentioned many times before, I’ve been using Linux full-time instead of Windows since July of 2006.

Since Linux-based operating systems are basically open-source versions of the proprietary Unix operating system, many things [more...]

Two days ago, I installed Debian Squeeze onto my new 64-bit PC, using ext4 partitions, KDE4 and grub2.

Two nights ago, I was up until 3:00 AM, thanks to Debian Squeeze’s version of KDE4.

My experience may surprise you. It certainly surprised me. [more...]

This short announcement is to let you know that I plan to replace this announcement with today’s Journal post some time this evening, after I’ve taken a little nap.

Yesterday, I installed Debian Squeeze onto my new PC, using ext4 partitions, KDE4 and grub2.

Last night, I was up until 3:00 AM, thanks to [more...]

If you’ve been checking this site during the day today, wondering why I hadn’t posted anything yet, this post will explain why.

Regular readers of this Journal who are interested in techie stuff already know that it took me a long time to do it, but I got Network File System (NFS) working between my two computers about 2 weeks ago. [more...]