Archive for the 'FreeBSD' Category

Lack of creative themes

December 23, 2006

So, I’m back in Enlightenment. It was my first X11 Windowmanager, and it is still my favorite. The thing I love the most has to be the creativity that it allows for in theme-ing. Don’t get me wrong, I DO NOT theme. I’m far to lame to pull that off. What bothers me is the [...]

Luxury of Break

December 21, 2006

Seeing as how my classes are now out for the winter break, and I’m back to my FreeBSD box, I have a chance to work on a few things. First off, I plan to be done with the C Book (‘The C Programming Language” by Kernighan and Ritchie), touched on my Greek Lessons, [...]

Back home

December 16, 2006

Since classes are wrapping up, and my dependence for Internet Explorer fades away, I get to go back to FreeBSD. I don’t know why I like it more; I can’t find a single rationale. All I know is that ports are fun. I had a few, *minor* hiccups while installing. Once was the fact [...]

Simple Pleasures

October 12, 2006

I woke up today after a good 10 hours of sleep. That was great. Followed that up with a nice ham and cheese omelet (omelette?) . That was great. I figured out the bug with Neverwinter Nights in FreeBSD too, so now I can play freely (simply had to add compat5x_enable=”YES” to /etc/rc.conf so the [...]

FreeBSD

October 10, 2006

It’s been a while. I recieved the new hard drive from BestBuy, and I can’t express how nice it is to have space again. With the new freedom, I decided to forego installing linux, and give this FreeBSD thing a try. I’m finding it to be rather nice. It’s as simple to get into as [...]