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Here is a picture of me running Google Chrome 4.0.223.11 in Arch Linux. If you want to know more, let me know. Ill throw up some post on how to configure it, and install it in Linux.
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Glasses and Cell Phone Cases?
October 18th, 2009 
kylepotts 
Whenever I go to a fair I always see these. Vendors selling cheap and fake glasses and cell phone cases. The guy at this stand told me to leave at soon at I took this picture. Almost got me kicked out of the fair
Tags: Linux Application: Soundkonverter
September 4th, 2009 kylepotts You can find more about SoundKonverter here
Subscribe to the Kptech newsletter!
August 1st, 2009 kylepotts So, I think RSS feeds are becoming dead, most people would love to be notified in a different way.
Well welcome to a newsletter! Every post I make is automaticaly emailed to you! It is a service for those of you who don’t want to subscribe the the rss feed or read rss feeds.
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Linux Software: Drivel- A blogging client
July 16th, 2009 kylepotts You can find more about Drvel here
Seesmic releases a Web version of their Desktop App.
July 16th, 2009 kylepotts I have used seesmic desktop for a while to watch twitter, it is a Adobe Air application so it does require more software to be installed on your computers.
Although now Seesmic released a Web Version of the desktop application, it is almost as good as the desktop application. The web app sure doesn’t take up as much ram.
The application looks almost identical to the desktop version. You can see all your replies, direct messages, and timeline of tweets. You can also creare a list of people to watch their tweets.
You can find the web app here Seesmic Web App. I think a lot of people like me wiill use this when on the go, or at a friends computer.
If you likes this app let me know, or if you use a similar but different app leave me a comment in the post
List of Tons if Twitter Applications
July 16th, 2009 kylepotts I am a twitter junkie I admit it, but I watch the conversation much more then I post. When I do decide to post something on twittwer I use a program calledSeesmic Desktop. It is an amazing application, but lets say you don’t like Seesmic Desktop what other alternatives do you have?
Well you can check out this site Twitter Fan Wiki. It has a list of tons of application put into catagories such as WIndows Apps, Mac Apps, Linux Apps, Multi Platform Apps, Web Apps, and Mobile Apps.
Know you have no excuse for not having a twitter client. Whats your favorite twitter client? Leave a comment telling me.
Linux Software: Banshee
July 14th, 2009 kylepotts You can find more info on the Banshee project website
I switched from Ubuntu to Arch Linux
June 11th, 2009 kylepotts So, as most of you have seen. I have made a big switch from WIndows to Linux, that was a big step in and of itself. I have never used Windows again since I have switched. In fact I deleted my Windows partition while installing Arch Linux.
So why have I switched? I switched form the same reason I switched from Windows, it was too bloated. Ubuntu come with so many packages that I didn’t need that it slowed me down. The Arch Linux FTP/HTTP install takes so little space compared to the base Ubuntu install.
Also in my opinion I think the pacman (Arch package tool) is much better at handeling packages than apt(Debians package tool). Pacman justr easily download packages in a second, and installs them without worry, with Ubuntu I had many stuggles to get some packages to be downloaded by apt.
Now I am not saying Ubuntu is a great distro for Linux beginners, because indeed it is. What I am saying is that any person who feels confident that they can take a step above Ubuntu should definitley take a look at arch Linux. The documentation on the site including their wiki can be helpful in figuring out how to install arch.
So, in the end Linux (either Ubuntu,Arch,Red Hat,Suse,Puppy etc)still defeats Windows right? I still think that Linux can change the world, free software + community = something great. Thats the way I see Linux, and the Linux community.
P.S. To all the faithful readers still out there, thank you for being patient with me. School is now over and I should be getting back on track with my schedule.
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