iBook G4 now sporting Ubuntu Edgy Eft
It had to happen and today it did. I have just completed a brand new Ubuntu 6.10 (codename Edgy Eft) Linux installation on my Apple iBook...
It had to happen and today it did. I have just completed a brand new Ubuntu 6.10 (codename Edgy Eft) Linux installation on my Apple iBook...
So go figure. 15 days after installing Ubuntu on my Apple iBook G4 a decision was made today to drop future support for PowerPC. For thos...
So this Ubuntu PowerPC issue has been bugging me a lot, so much so that I left the following comment on Mark Shuttleworth’s blog site thi...
After grappling long and hard about the whole Ubuntu dropping PowerPC support issue I have made a decision to move my Apple iBook G4 from...
I’ve been running Debian on my Apple iBook for about a week now and a recent upgrade to the unstable version of Debian made me realise th...
As a previous Apple OS X user I find that having to use the control key on my keyboard versus the Apple command key a real pain in the ba...
This HOWTO will assist you in getting a Domain Name Server (DNS) up and running using BIND9 on Debian Etch.
The following HOWTO is aimed at installing and setting up a FTP server, based on Pure-FTPd, which supports multiple Virtual Hosts.
Installing a second hard drive is easy if you know how. I needed to do this on my server and below is the steps I followed.
The following is a mini HOWTO on setting up a base Debian Etch system.
If you’ve tried to use Debian Etch’s version of Duplicity you’ll know there is no way to use Amazon S3 servers for remote backup as Dupli...
This is really basic stuff but if you aren’t running a GUI then it isn’t as easy as opening up a Time & Date Settings control panel s...
If you want to swap both the Command keys with the default Control key on Ubuntu 17.04 inverting what they do currently then this is for ...