According to the Norwegian newspaper Aftenposten, the author Neil Gaiman increased his book sales after posting one of his books online, for free. While the Free Software Foundation and free software enthusiasts normally talk about free as in free speech, Neil Gaiman decided to rather go for the free beer. Who could resist free beer? […]
Tags: Books, carlos mencia, free, jeff dunham, open books, open source, stand up, steven lynch
In the first part of this series of blog entries I introduced some basic features of open source software (OSS). In the second and following parts I will discuss open source software I use to make my day as a researcher simpler. One of the most important activities related to research is publication and dissemination […]
Tags: Eclipse, LaTeX, open source, Open Source Software, OpenOffice, Research, software products, Subclipse, Subversion, Texlipse, Word, Writing
After installing Ubuntu (a Linux distribution) on my computer at work in 2005 and upgrading it ever since I decided to reinstall it. The upgrad process has worked really well from 5 to 6, 6 to 7, and now from version 7 to 8 but I after unsucsessfully trying to install some Eclipse plugins I […]
Tags: Linux, open source, Open Source Software, Ubuntu
When doing a PhD on Open Source Software (OSS) one has to take benefit of the many great OSS products which are can make your life simpler. In this series of post I will present some of the OSS products I have found to simplify my PhD life. This will be a presentation of the […]
Tags: open source, Open Source Software, Research, software products
This is my new blog where I will try to write about some of the things that interest me. I am not sure just yet if I will just focus on work (research and open source software) or if I will write about other stuff as well (life, movies, computer games, football, music, and so […]
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