Category Archives: GNU

On switching to Linux

Posted on 2015-01-05 by Graham

In November, I switched to GNU/Linux at home (I still use OS X at work, because I still write Objective-C in Xcode at work). Or rather, I switched back: I’d been using it around a decade ago. In December, I … Continue reading →

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“Patently” obvious

Posted on 2008-02-24 by Graham Lee

Due to a lack of digit extraction I’m not at FOSDEM this weekend. That’s unfortunate because as well as catching up with my friends at Brainstorm and on GNUstep, I really enjoyed the weekend last year and drank plenty of … Continue reading →

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MacFUSE rules

Posted on 2008-02-09 by Graham Lee

One reason that microkernels win over everything else (piss off, Linus) is that stability is better, because less stuff is running in the dangerous and all-powerful kernel environment. MacFUSE, like FUSE implementations on other UNIX-like operating systems, takes the microkernel … Continue reading →

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FSF membership

Posted on 2007-12-04 by Graham Lee

I am now an associate member of the FSF. This is a good way to support Free Software development (including GNUstep, and you don’t even need to be able to code :-). I’ve added a referral link to the sidebar … Continue reading →

Posted in Business, fsf, GNU, gnustep | 1 Comment