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Back in October I started work on a new app for PiBox: an XM radio player. The hardware is an XMPCR, a device sold in the early 2000’s that connected over USB to a PC. The device didn’t last long. I think there was some concern that people would steal […]

PiBox: XM radio app (PiXM) and wifi scanning in PNC

Wed December 14, 2016 in Audio / General / GTK+ / Hardware / Linux / PiBox / PiBox Network Config / PiClock / PiXM / Raspberry Pi / Software Development / XMPCR tagged Android / busybox / colorado springs / graphics / GTK+ / laptop / Linux / linux journal / Media Server / PiBox / Radio / Raspberry Pi / Roku / routers / signal / Sirius / ui components / video playback / video player / wifi / ximba / xm radio / xmpcr

In a twist of fate that I personally found less than humorous, on Tuesday I had to use an article I’d just submitted to Linux Journal to recover from my own stupidity. I had just submitted an article on doing automated backups to Linux Journal (due out in the March) […]

Using my own research: backup and recovery

Thu December 17, 2009 in General tagged Linux / linux journal / Lost (updated 5245 days ago)

I got word in late November that Linux Journal had accepted two more proposals for articles. The last acceptance (in mid November) was for an article to be published in issue 190 (Desktop) which I wrote and submitted without a proposal. The next two are for issues 191 (Systems Administrations) […]

Two more articles in the queue at Linux Journal

Mon December 07, 2009 in General tagged Linux / linux journal / lj / Open Source / Writing (updated 5254 days ago)

I just got word that another article of mine has been accepted by Linux Journal. It should be published in February with the Desktop focused issue. The article is on the various ways to access remote Linux applications and have them display locally. For those who don’t know: there is […]

Another LJ article in the pipe

Fri November 13, 2009 in General tagged Linux / linux journal / lj (updated 5279 days ago)

I just wanted to brain dump a few things I thought were interesting and worth looking at more deeply. This is just so I don’t forget about them. Making KVM images I got this from Linux Journal’s August 2009 issue, in Serge Hallyn’s article on Making Root Unprivileged: qemu-img create […]

Interesting stuff, nothing major

Tue July 14, 2009 in General / Hardware / Linux tagged arm port / cool devices / kernel / Linux / linux journal / Open Source / peek / qemu / real time (updated 5400 days ago)

I guess it’s okay to say this now since they officially announced yesterday, but my new writing gig will be with Tux Magazine, the new magazine being put out by Linux Journal. I’m about 3/4 complete on my first article for the magazine, but the first issue isn’t due out […]