podcastoro

City break to the wonderful Tallinn, capital of Estonia. Crazy pictures, crazy effects and lots of food for the mind! Enjoy!

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Creative Commons Soundtracks from the H.A.N.D band www.myspace.com/handpower

Random pictures from a trip to Bodiam Castle, beautiful place, but you can get pretty lost if you attempt to follow maps and public footpaths, better getting there by couch! Thank god the pubs around the area serve great food ;-)

Creative Commons Soundtrack kindly provided by Saregama http://www.jamendo.com/en/artist/saregama

Compiz "Guild" Fusion
First part of my experiments with Wine and Guild Wars under GNU/Linux (to be precise Mint and Ubuntu with Compiz Fusion), enjoy.

Second part of my experiments with Wine and Guild Wars under GNU/Linux (to be precise Mint and Ubuntu with Compiz Fusion), enjoy.

Another one of those Linux sessions recorded with gdk-recordMyDesktop just for fun. I've used a hammer and scythe theme from Compiz and other political symbols which I don't endorse in the least.
The soundtrack is Creative Commons:
"Piece of Music" by Doc
"Vday" and "Un grillo per la testa", both by Leo Pari

MenuetOS in action, a operating system running virtually from a single floppy disk: text editor, spreadsheet, music and video player, fractals, games!!! Simply amazing what Assembler can do!
Soundtrack is Strange Space's The World Seen from another part, downloaded from Jamendo. Enjoy!

A 6-minute screencast of this operating system written in Assembly language.
KolibriOS is open source with lots of applications and everything fits into a single floppy disk, amazing!
It looks so slow because I registred using qemulator and had other applications running, sorry.
Well, enjoy and if you like it you can download it from their official site: www.kolibrios.org

The "Colibri mon ami" soundtrack (perfect match, innit?) is Creative Commons from Jamendo by Superkenel e Crashconver (Digicat in Timele

One of my first clips with Mint (which is based on Ubuntu), a bit boring as my Compiz settings weren't tuned, but still, not bad running Guild Wars under linux ;-)
Enjoy!

Brief clip of how amazing Wine and Compiz Fusion can be together :)