See this picture.
I always love linux. There are a lot of reasons why I’m falling in love with linux.
And this picture is one of the reason that i really love with linux
History grows in our gampong tells us about the coastal region of post-tsunami Aceh from the viewpoint and experience of Mardiyah Chamim, a female journalist of Tempo weekly newsmagazine.
Those involved in the aftermath of the killer tsunami, which devastated parts of Aceh province, undoubtedly have deep impressions of the tragedy. Mardiyah, a professional journalist, is no exception.
Journalists are people who know a lot of things. They are trained to record events in their minds and later write about them for the general public, but how much they can write is often constrained by the publication’s space limitations and policy as well as the editor’s selection. Many journalists are limited by these constraints and hence write only abridged reports that media circles classify as “newsworthy”. Trapped by such limitations, journalists then adopt their own attitude and tend to become exclusive, as if denying that the things not included in their reports simply never happened. They know all too well about newsworthiness but acknowledge nothing beyond it. Even if they acknowledge such things, they consider them unimportant because the news is seemingly not worth covering.
Now the books is free for anyone. You can download the books at http://acehjourney.net/e-books/en/
This plugin has been released on my official blog using Indonesian Languange.
A few weeks ago I got more than 20.000 quotations from quotationspage.com using php script and right now all quotations has been saved on txt file. This plugin inspired by The Quotations plugin. The Quotations and DGK Quotations are different, mine’s just took a quotation from txt files and The Quotations took from the official site. (more…)
Finally, Gnome removes from slackware distribution 
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What a damn things?
Looks like i’ll be using dropline gnome as my desktop manager.
Here’s Information about Dropline Gnome:
IBM is excited to announce that the Linux on POWER Open Source Developer Contest is going international. Last year’s contest had such a great response it has been opened up world-wide.
What is the contest? The Open Source Developer Competition is designed to reward and showcase innovative new open source applications that are designed specifically for Linux running on the PPC architecture, or award the porting of existing applications from predetermined lists.
What can I win? You can enter the Tier 1 challenge for the Segway® Human Transporter along with Tier 2 or 3, or select a single Tier to participate in and win.
1st Tier Prize: 5-Segway® Human Transporter 2nd Tier Prize: 50-Apple Mac G5’s from Terra Soft Solutions, Inc. 3rd Tier Prize: 50-$1,000 cash prizes
Registration begins on March 15, 2005! Entries are due by July 15, 2005!
Finally Gnome 2.10 is release. There’s a lot of new features on Gnome 2.10.
Here’s some information i took from Gnome:
GNOME 2.10 has a new ability that you might not notice at first, implementing another cross-desktop Freedesktop.org standard. In the past, while typing something into one application when suddenly your instant messenger offered a chat request from your friend, your words would be typed into the chat window. Imagine if you were typing your password at the time. This should no longer happen in GNOME 2.10. In addition, if an application takes a long time to start, your work will not be interrupted when it finally opens its window.
