OKAY, honestly, that wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be. In fact, a lot of websites made out that moving from one server type to another was very difficult. I moved from an IIS Windows server to a Linux based server and did it in 4 steps. I just have some last bits of tweaking to do and then its ready. UPDATE Thats all I can do for now. There a few bugs and missing images. Please let me know if you find...

I saw over on Engadget this new tablet made by Freescale. It is capable of running Android, Chromium OS and Linux. This screenshot isn’t really a great example cause the colour is UGGGLY!!! Specs 7 inch Screen Multi-OS compatibility ARM Processor $200 But the other colours are fine. I am so putting one of these on the kitchen wall. How cool is that? Anyway there is a geeky video for you to watch, to see it in...

Windows/Linux: Sleeping your computer is a useful way to save energy, but free utility SonarPM takes power management an awesome step further: It puts your computer to sleep automatically when you walk away from your desk—using sonar. Almost any computer with speakers and a microphone can take advantage of this software, so most laptops are good to go. It works by emitting an inaudible frequency from your speakers, and...