AKAImBatman's Journal: Back in the Writing Business

In case you've been hiding under a rock, I have recently decided to start blogging. Most of my previous articles have already been copied over, and I've been adding new articles on the order of about once per week.

The most recent episode is still a work in progress, but the first two parts have been released. So if you're curious and can't wait, here are the links:

The Linux Desktop Distribution of the Future Part 1
The Linux Desktop Distribution of the Future Part 2

I'd love to hear from you all what you think of the new blog. What types of articles would you like to see? Should I just keep chugging on as is? Would you like a mailing list to hear when new articles get posted? I'm interested in your opinion!

Cross-posting

[smittyoneeach]

It might be helpful to discuss existing standardization efforts, e.g. http://www.tldp.org/LDP/Linux-Filesystem-Hierarch y /html/ [tldp.org] and how this distribution improves thereon. My personal, non-existant distribution I'd like to do is called GEL (GNU/Emacs Linux) and relentlessly targets developers, with very carefully chosen versioning/design/build/backup tools. Getting further off the beaten path, I want to do it as a 'live' distro, and have some Windows-compatible partitions, as well, such that you can have a