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Thus far, I really like Transmission under Hardy.

It seems to be they went to some effort to make Ubuntu look worse than it really is, especially with the Kubuntu wallpaper in GNOME. Ubuntu obviously doesn't come with that pre-installed.

That's ridiculously cool!

I'd like to say I'll wait for some of the bugs to be taken care of, but we all know I won't. I'll update on release.

Chip's Challenge; so frustrating, yet so addictive!

These are my five reasons:

1. Compiz-Fusion is really, really pretty. But, I prefer it to the Vista interface because it provides a significant amount of functionality that isn't quite as...

I'm listening to Band of Horses right now, though I really like the live version of Our Lady Peace's Julia right now.

I use Linux, though my University doesn't support it with the exception of the Engineering department.

I REALLY like TorrentFlux. Also, mldonkey is good as well. Both use web-based interfaces.

I really prefer Gnumeric, primarily because it's lightweight and runs faster on my sloooow machine. That being said, I haven't had any problem with OO.org

I really like Brasero...

That doesn't look half-bad... Does it support WordPress and MySQL as well?

You know, after years of using Ubuntu I was starting to forget what malware was...

I wonder if one of the reasons why there's really no malware for Linux is because malware developers don't target...

I also prefer using GTK+ interfaces. I just prefer the look and feel a little bit better.

I have a bad habit of writing 'Linux' instead of GNU/Linux... I need to work on that.

It seems to me that the OP's five points are very, very close to what Ubuntu actually is. In fact, Ubuntu may be easier to use than Windows. No searching for .exe files to install programs, no...

1024x768... I feel so pathetic.

That's really interesting. Thank you for the link.

Try anything my Faithless. A lot of it can be mellow, but some of it is more upbeat.

Schools should have rock bands as long as they are indie rock...

I know some HTML, and a little Ruby. I'm pretty dangerous, I know...

To put it simply:

In Linux, you can edit the code. All of the code. Imagine a version of Windows where you could reprogram the Start menu to work the way you want it (in 3D, with wallpaper, and...

I think you did a great thing.

It's surprising how quickly we get used to specific paradigms and ways of thinking about programs. We fall into routines in our mind from things as simple as using...

I was never much of a gamer, so deleting my Windows partition was really easy to do. In fact, it felt really good.

That's ridiculously cool. Good idea!