Month: March 2004
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A new typeface designed for easier reading on LCD screens. Quite interesting how fonts are designed for different media like stone cutting, paper etcClearType Step 1: Turn on Windows XP ClearType
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A new typeface designed for easier reading on LCD screens. Quite interesting how fonts are designed for different media like stone cutting, paper etcClearType Step 1: Turn on Windows XP ClearType
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What looks like a good aricle on migrating from windows to linux. might be tempted to try it now especially by using knoppix as a first step. Tom’s Hardware Guide PCs & HowTo: Migrating from Windows to Linux, Part 1: Preparation – Downloading And Burning Linux
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What looks like a good aricle on migrating from windows to linux. might be tempted to try it now especially by using knoppix as a first step. Tom’s Hardware Guide PCs & HowTo: Migrating from Windows to Linux, Part 1: Preparation – Downloading And Burning Linux
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Here is a review of a book The Paradox of Choice with the difficulties of choosing anything from jobs to jumpers The New Yorker: The Critics: Books
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Here is a review of a book The Paradox of Choice with the difficulties of choosing anything from jobs to jumpers The New Yorker: The Critics: Books
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And here is the latest new operating system to compete with Bill and Linus MorphOS.net – Welcome! Based around the old Amiga core it will be interesting to see how far it goes – Lets Morph on
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and my favourite radio station of yesterday is 40 today. MediaGuardian.co.uk | Radio | Radio’s pirate queen still rules at 40 One of the reasons for moving to Cambridge from Sheffield. The reception was so much better.
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And here is the latest new operating system to compete with Bill and Linus MorphOS.net – Welcome! Based around the old Amiga core it will be interesting to see how far it goes – Lets Morph on
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and my favourite radio station of yesterday is 40 today. MediaGuardian.co.uk | Radio | Radio’s pirate queen still rules at 40 One of the reasons for moving to Cambridge from Sheffield. The reception was so much better.