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September 29, 2013 Adrian McMenamin

Saving a computer with Xfce

January 7, 2013January 8, 2013 Adrian McMenamin

Another one bites the dust – but files on LVM are saved

October 5, 2012 Adrian McMenamin

It’s Friday afternoon…

April 9, 2012April 9, 2012 Adrian McMenamin

Odd looking Microsoft logo

December 26, 2011 Adrian McMenamin

Death of a bridge

December 12, 2011December 12, 2011 Adrian McMenamin

The more people use “Unity” the less they like it

November 13, 2011 Adrian McMenamin

“bye bye ubuntu you suck now” – so how can I switch to Mint?

October 21, 2011 Adrian McMenamin

Ubuntu annoyances and some fixes

October 14, 2011 Adrian McMenamin

Upgrading to Ubuntu 11.10 and getting rid of “Unity”

September 7, 2011 Adrian McMenamin

Is Ubuntu in decline?

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