The vibrancy of open source projects/products
On 8th December 2020, the other shoe dropped: the project known as Community Enterprise Operating System (CentOS, and I pronounce
human society, technology and doing the right thing
all about cloud
On 8th December 2020, the other shoe dropped: the project known as Community Enterprise Operating System (CentOS, and I pronounce
I undertook many projects this year, some that I did not even think would be something I would be doing
So, last week, from 8th April onwards, the Singapore Government imposed a partial lockdown (PL) – or as they say
So, the teacher in the house, aka my wife, asked me to help with the online teaching she has to
[image above from https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/ssh-proxy-bastion-proxyjump%5D Just documenting the systems I have on my home network so that I know what to
About two weeks ago, the Internet Society announced that their subsidiary, the Public Interest Registry (PIR) will be sold to
It is quite disappointing to see the escalation of bad behaviour on the part of some of the partners in
Today, there was a report from the Solicitor General of Singapore about the data breach of the SingHealth systems that
This has been on my mind for a while. Lots of friends are asking me for advise about their interest
Happy Birthday, Linux! Thank you Linus for that post (and code) from a quarter of a century ago. I distinctly
As promised earlier, the final bits of getting an application that runs on the old hardware on to the VM
Change and evolution are hallmarks of any open source project. Ideas form, code gets cut, repurposed, refined and released (and
I am really pleased to see that the IcedTea project doing so well that for all the sites that need
I had an opportunity to speak to a few people from a government tender drafting committee on Wednesday. They are
I am pleased to have spent two days at the National Cloud Computing Workshop 2011 held in Penang, Malaysia April 11-12
I am pleased to have an opportunity to speak from both a Red Hat and an open source presective about
I live in the Free and Open Source World. A lot of what the FOSS movement’s ethos and principles are
Day two of the very last FOSS.in started a little late for me. I was developing a cold, a really
FOSS.in in Bangalore (their Xth edition and allegedly their last), started off “in true FOSS.in style” – an hour late
I think this survey, being run by the Nanyang Technology University and the Singapore Computer Society could use responses from
Interesting meeting and great opportunity to meet with people who to me seem to be caught in a world that
It is time to tell the world that I have the distinct pleasure to become part of the Community Architecture
I received a frantic SMS from an old classmate running a travel agency business saying that his SCO machine cannot