Category Archives: Mono/.Net

Keeping all your notes in sync with Dropbox and Tomboy

Tomboy is a wonderful note taking program for Gnome. It has some synchronization features built-in, but not everyone has a server to store their notes for synchronizing between multiple computers. Enter Dropbox: a service for synchronizing files between computers. It … Continue reading

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Selling some books

I’m selling some books on Amazon. Here’s the full list that I’m too lazy to link individually (click above instead): 0-262-53170-4 – $16 – Evolution and Human Behavior 0-534-95216-X – $6.35 – Data Structures 0-321-26853-9 – $14 – Succeeding with … Continue reading

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LugRadio

I spent half an hour tonight finding a AAA battery to resurrect my ancient 512 MB SanDisk SDMX1 MP3 player, so I could listen to LugRadio while washing dishes. I’ve never listened before, but after seeing Jono Bacon listed as … Continue reading

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SharpOS Says Hello

SharpOS is an ambitious project to create a fully managed operating system using Mono/.Net. I tried working on the project until I realized that just knowing C# doesn’t mean you can help create an operating system written in C#. Now … Continue reading

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Debian Etch Released

It appears Debian GNU/Linux 4.0, codenamed Etch, (quite a mouthful) has been released as the latest stable version of Debian. Go download it using BitTorrent to be cool. Tip #1:  You do not have to download all of the CDs, … Continue reading

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Handy .Net Service Template

I love .Net Services. Its a handy way to create background processes, and they work beautifully in both Windows and Linux (thanks to Mono!). However, every time I create one I find myself writing a lot of the same code … Continue reading

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