A few people here might have also noticed that I no longer post on many forums like I used to in the past in line with my new policy online. In particular the biggest forum I used to visit regularly, LinuxQuestions.org, is no longer in my daily radar.
I had also written a couple of articles but I was not satisfied with the results and they remain as drafts. It seems that writing comes in patches and when you're with the flow of blogging, you tend to blog more freely. A month after a break from blogging, it's hard to get the engines moving again. There seems so little to blog about whereas when you're in the stream you write on almost anything under the sun effortlessly.
I should come back with the next category in the Top 50 Linux apps list soon. Otherwise the list might well remain unfinished.
Nearly a month and no post
Filed under: Bits and Bytes by HariPosted at 11:38 IST (last updated: 16 Jul 2008 @ 20:30 IST)
Almost a month has gone by and there has been no new post here. That's because I have been busy with my forum LiteraryForums.org. After converting to vBulletin (which is a great forum software, by the way) I have had a lot of other work to do.
I've now gone into a kind of non-technical phase. I'm still using Linux, but I am at a point where I'm more worried about what I do with the OS rather than be worried about the OS itself. Which means no more Debian or Slackware rants from me for a while. A few people here might have also noticed that I no longer post on many forums like I used to in the past in line with my new policy online. In particular the biggest forum I used to visit regularly, LinuxQuestions.org, is no longer in my daily radar.
I had also written a couple of articles but I was not satisfied with the results and they remain as drafts. It seems that writing comes in patches and when you're with the flow of blogging, you tend to blog more freely. A month after a break from blogging, it's hard to get the engines moving again. There seems so little to blog about whereas when you're in the stream you write on almost anything under the sun effortlessly.
I should come back with the next category in the Top 50 Linux apps list soon. Otherwise the list might well remain unfinished.
A few people here might have also noticed that I no longer post on many forums like I used to in the past in line with my new policy online. In particular the biggest forum I used to visit regularly, LinuxQuestions.org, is no longer in my daily radar.
I had also written a couple of articles but I was not satisfied with the results and they remain as drafts. It seems that writing comes in patches and when you're with the flow of blogging, you tend to blog more freely. A month after a break from blogging, it's hard to get the engines moving again. There seems so little to blog about whereas when you're in the stream you write on almost anything under the sun effortlessly.
I should come back with the next category in the Top 50 Linux apps list soon. Otherwise the list might well remain unfinished.
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