Mission critical tools
I’ve swapped text editors and IDEs a few times over the last few years, starting with Crimson Editor, then Notepadd++, Eclipse, Netbeans, and finally Sublime Text . I feel comfortable with Sublime for code...
I’ve swapped text editors and IDEs a few times over the last few years, starting with Crimson Editor, then Notepadd++, Eclipse, Netbeans, and finally Sublime Text . I feel comfortable with Sublime for code...
So about 90% through the migration to Digital Ocean. I just have the Church website left to migrate. Then I am all done. Every has gone rather smoothly, the only issues coming from me...
Well, having moved to Digital Ocean, and seeing how wonderful their system is, I have started increasing the number of servers I have with them. I am now hosting a mail server along with the web server I originally migrated from Linode. This will allow Kiss My Creative to provide all the hosting services in house. And the two servers are still cheaper than the one I had originally.
Does the new Update Manager in Ubuntu pop up more frequently than you’d like? If so, there is a simple solution to the problem.
Well, I’ve been using Ubuntu 7.10 (64-bit) at work for almost a month now. Even though I was already pretty experienced with Ubuntu before this, I have learned a lot since installing it as...
The real question is why not?. Especially if the Mac only had OS 9.2 on it, and that won’t run at all.