Debian multimedia repo

As the consequences of strict free software policy, multimedia softwares on Debian are somehow left on “barely enough” state. To get the fullest of multimedia capability you might want to enable debian-multimedia repository.

Eid Mubarak

Almost a week late, but anyway

Taqabbalallahu minna wa minkum, shiyamana wa shiyamakum, wa ja’alanallahu minal ‘aidin wal faizin
May Allah accept (deeds) from us and you, our fasting and your fasting, and may Allah make us included (to those) who returned (to fitrah) and (get) a victory

A limited “unlimited”

As I’ve wrote at wordpress blog, I got myself a *brand new* USB modem (or so the seller said). I bought a cheap Telkomsel unlimited plan, since the Tri starter pack that bundled with the modem didn’t connect, initially (more on that later).

A 50K rupiah for unlimited plan with 200MB quota seems reasonable at that time, even though Telkomsel didn’t always held the promises. They claimed I could get maximum speed of 384kbps, while in reality it never goes past 50kbps, even on fair usage period. When the fair usage reached, it’s just went downhill. I’d rather refill the prepaid credit and reset the quota than to wait a page load for minutes (sometimes I have to unplug-then-plug-back the modem).
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Google Guitar Doodle

To commemorate Les Paul’s 96th birthday, Google put something quite different on their homepage at June 9th, 2011: a playable Google guitar Doodle

Very cool, isn’t it? :D

The Canterbury Project

What happen when big Linux distribution combine each of their strength into one distribution? The answer: The Canterbury Project.

Canterbury is the future!

Canterbury will be as technologically simple as Arch, as stable as Debian, malleable as Gentoo, have a solid Live framework as Grml, and be as open minded as openSUSE.

Then again, this sort of thing usually is too good to be true :D

Related links: The Canterbury Tales

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