I know, that there are several documentations concerning Amazon’s Elastic Cloud Computing, though I’d like to describe some very first steps for using their infrastructure to build (Linux-) instances that fulfill your needs. Let’s not beat around the bush and … Continue reading →

In the first post of my tests regarding Ubuntu One, I described a bit how the general principle of Ubuntu One works and what I’ve experienced while setting it up on one Ubuntu client. Now, I got a bit deeper … Continue reading →

So, after I’ve received my confirmation for my Ubuntu One account on July the 19th, this evening I’ve finally found at least a bit time to play around with it and check out how good this service really works. For … Continue reading →

Let’s cut a long story short: On August 23rd, I wrote an E-Mail to the SourceForge-Support: Dear Sir or Madam, some years (now already ago, I registred on SourceForge.net (Username: devilx) and uploaded some OpenSource-Projects of mine. After a while, … Continue reading →

After checking out bjango’s web-site again after a long time, to check out the status of the “remote vital statistics” project called “iStat for iPhone”, I was suprised to see an iStat Server for Linux (and Solaris, and FreeBSD, …). … Continue reading →