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Southsea in the rain
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Summer in Pécs, Hungary
ByGarfSummer in Pécs, Hungary. Trip to Tetye to meet Charles Barca, the guy behind Black Panther Linux.
Electronics | Freebie | Journal | Radio | Retrospective | Sounds | Technology | Vintage Radio EquipmentShortwave radio recordings
ByGarf“Shortwave radio recordings” is a small collection of recordings of various HF and VHF transmissions. These have been hanging around since I recorded them using my Icom IC-R20 radio scanner back in the mid-late noughties. I’m not sure how much interest these will be to other people. But considering Garfnet’s 30th anniversary is only just…
Journal | Linux | TechnologygOS – has the Google vs M$ war just “gone nuclear”?
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Wandering around Pécs, Hungary
ByGarfSpent today wandering around Pécs, Hungary, generally getting the feel of the place, and taking lots of pictures, of course.
FAQ | Journal | Linux | TechnologyHow to make (K)Ubuntu play copy-protected DVD’s, and…
ByGarf…and Windows Media, Skype and GoogleEarth One of the problems with (K)Ubuntu (and many other Linux distributions) is that it will not play commercial, copy-protected DVD’s and a number of other proprietary file formats, out-of-the-box. There are complex legal and ethical reasons for this. However, many users just want to play their files and watch…
