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Solve for X
Jun. 18th, 2008 09:05 amI'm writing this via LogJam, open from my apartment's Linux box. It's slow, but barely not to slow to use.
( I installed Cygwin on my Linux box, but I'm not entirely sure why; I hardly use any X applications at all anymore. )
So, in an effort to eke some worthwhile use out of it, I'm running an x session from work and popping up a LogJam (Linux GTK LJ client) session through it. Though by and large, it would have been less work and faster just to use the "update from web" feature from my browser here. :P
In other news, I finally went ahead and figured out how to update my Ubuntu Linux box from Gutsy to Hardy. I suppose there wasn't really much point, given that 95% of my Linux use is just done through terminal sessions anyway, but it makes me feel all technological and stuff.
( I installed Cygwin on my Linux box, but I'm not entirely sure why; I hardly use any X applications at all anymore. )
So, in an effort to eke some worthwhile use out of it, I'm running an x session from work and popping up a LogJam (Linux GTK LJ client) session through it. Though by and large, it would have been less work and faster just to use the "update from web" feature from my browser here. :P
In other news, I finally went ahead and figured out how to update my Ubuntu Linux box from Gutsy to Hardy. I suppose there wasn't really much point, given that 95% of my Linux use is just done through terminal sessions anyway, but it makes me feel all technological and stuff.
