Accomplishments
October 12 2005
Today's post will be purely for enjoyment.
In the past twenty-four hoursish, I have...
Consolidated my music library... finally.
Backed up my important files to DVD... finally.
Downloaded the FC4 x86_64 and i386 DVD isos... finally.
Possibly found a viable solution for using iTunes on *nix... finally.
The reason:
For about the last seven months, I have been out of my element. I've been stuck in the forever crappy Microsoft world. This is due partially to my increased use of iTunes (love it!). However, the main reason is that since I upgraded to my nice 64 bit Athlon, I haven't taken the time to install the 64 bit kernel for linux. I will probably have to dual boot between the 32 and 64 bit until 64 gets to be a little more stable/usable. With all the moving/working/school, I haven't had the time to devote to getting back to my true home, Linux! I run most efficiently in my native environment (Linux core, Enlightenment window manager, sourceforge galore). I have been lacking this in my life for too long. It's time to plunge... again. It's time to reformat. Goodbye cruel world! Hopefully, my next post will be from my new old OS.
In the past twenty-four hoursish, I have...
Consolidated my music library... finally.
Backed up my important files to DVD... finally.
Downloaded the FC4 x86_64 and i386 DVD isos... finally.
Possibly found a viable solution for using iTunes on *nix... finally.
The reason:
For about the last seven months, I have been out of my element. I've been stuck in the forever crappy Microsoft world. This is due partially to my increased use of iTunes (love it!). However, the main reason is that since I upgraded to my nice 64 bit Athlon, I haven't taken the time to install the 64 bit kernel for linux. I will probably have to dual boot between the 32 and 64 bit until 64 gets to be a little more stable/usable. With all the moving/working/school, I haven't had the time to devote to getting back to my true home, Linux! I run most efficiently in my native environment (Linux core, Enlightenment window manager, sourceforge galore). I have been lacking this in my life for too long. It's time to plunge... again. It's time to reformat. Goodbye cruel world! Hopefully, my next post will be from my new old OS.
Cassie
October 12 2005
YES i remember the alien in signs! ahhh! creepy. glad you're getting settled - that's always a good feeling! :) i don't have a clue what all that up there means... but congratulations!
