Matthew's Sectors 2007-02-02T05:25:23Z Dell XPS m1210, Linux and C's to match. tag:blog.lib.umn.edu,2013:/fink0136/randombits//2378 Movable Type Copyright (c) 2007, Using the blog. 2007-02-02T05:25:23Z 2007-02-01T23:14:21-06:00 tag:blog.lib.umn.edu,2007:/fink0136/randombits//2378.66335 2007-02-02T05:14:21Z Forgot about this thing. Seems to me it will be a good tool to help me give back to the open oource community of which I have taken so much. I am not some master programmer. I will never be... Matthew Finkel Forgot about this thing. Seems to me it will be a good tool to help me give back to the open oource community of which I have taken so much. I am not some master programmer. I will never be able to do anything actually useful, however hopefully blogged entries of my escapades with Linux and other stereotypical computer-engineer-in-training type projects and whatnot will help at least one other person... somewhere. That being said, I currently use a Dell XPS m1210 which dual-boots Fedora Core 6 (yeah I'm a sucker for Compiz...) and Windows XP. I have two old Compaqs in the basement which serve as my webserver and router (potentially). The webserver runs CentOS 4.4, and the router runs (read: kinda runs) OpenBSD. It has yet to be correctly set up due to class taking a priority.

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