I wrote a java client for the 23andMe APIs available under LGPL version 3 or later here

https://github.com/heuermh/personal-genome-client

I am using it in several downstream variation analyses, please contact me if interested.

For the record, I am not affiliated with 23andMe in any way, I'm just an free & open source bioinformatics developer.

I also do this for my day job, from the side of downstream variant analysis and population genetics, so please feel free to contact me as well.

Awesome song, and loved the show. I made a t-shirt inspired by the show here

http://www.spreadshirt.com/dave-black-C3376A7953673

If you would prefer to use a different t-shirt vendor, let me know and I can send the SVG or PNG design file.

Slackware -> Gentoo for many years -> Gentoo + Ubuntu -> LinuxMint

Gentoo+Fluxbox configuration is still my favorite, but I've lost interest in keeping it up, so I've migrated to LinuxMint Cinnamon for my linux desktops and laptops now. The Amazon AMIs I use are based on CloudBioLinux

CloudBioLinux
http://cloudbiolinux.org/

which is Debian, although I don't really notice. BioCloudCentral is a great tool for launching CloudBioLinux instances

BioCloudCentral
https://biocloudcentral.herokuapp.com/launch

I would love to have a fluxbox-style application context menu and a ZUI as the desktop. The ZUI I have in mind would be a mix of spatial desktop and virtual desktop metaphors -- desktop icons and application windows might be spread out across an infinitely large ZUI desktop, with "links" to jump to various locations.

I have implemented a bunch of the necessary pieces in Piccolo2D (http://code.google.com/p/piccolo2d) and have a placeholder project at SourceForge called Sprawl (http://sprawl.sourceforge.net). To get the necessary integration with window managers though, it might be more practical to implement these ideas in Clutter (http://www.clutter-project.org).