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Tag Archives: gentoo
My Move to Improving Enterprises, Part 1
This blog article has turned into a ridiculously long posting that I’m splitting into 2, possibly 3 parts. The series pretty much recaps what I did at the College of Architecture and what I’m doing at Improving Enterprises. Enjoy! For … Continue reading
Posted in *nix, Personal, Software Development, Systems Administration
Tagged .net, automation, continuous integration, gentoo, linux, PHP, phpunit, postgresql, Systems Administration, wcf, wpf, zend framework
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Strange LDAP & Sudo Problem
After several updates of various systems software packages on my Gentoo Linux servers, I began to notice a problem where I was being denied sudo access. The solution was amazingly simple, once I actually Googled to figure out what was … Continue reading
Zend Studio 7 Linux Problem
I seem to be surrounded by problems these days. Zend has announced that Zend Studio 7 is now in Beta, so I figured I’d go give it a try since I was having so many problems with Eclipse being sluggish … Continue reading
Reducing Memory Consumption in Firefox 3
When Mozilla Firefox was still in Beta stages (e.g. pre-1.0), I fell in love with it. The browser was light-weight, standards-compliant, and much more secure than Internet Explorer. Ultimately, the thing that won me over was the fact that the … Continue reading
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Tagged firefox, gentoo, memory, Systems Administration
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Virtual Mail – Individual Mailbox Filtering:q
So, one of the things I’ve been working on is getting a nice Virtual Mail system setup for Cerberus’ Enterprise Hosting Solution. One of the things I’ve come to be really annoyed with is the lack of being able to … Continue reading
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Tagged gentoo, linux, mail, maildrop, postfix, Systems Administration
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Gentoo Font Glory
I found an article today that any Gentoo (and likely any Linux user) should look at if they want fonts to look better than either Windows or Mac OS X. Check it out.
Gentoo and Amarok 1.4.10-r1
I had been in the market for a new music player, and Songbird wasn’t really cutting it for me. They didn’t have keyboard support built-in yet, and the application was bloated as hell (it took several hundred megs of memory … Continue reading