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Chris Tyler (2180)

Chris Tyler
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http://blog.chris.tylers.info/
Chris Tyler is a Professor in the School of Computer Studies at Seneca College, Toronto (Seneca@York campus). His is also a computer and internet consultant. He received his first Internet e-mail in 1984 and uses Linux as his preferred OS. His first book, Fedora Linux: A Complete Guide to Red Hat's Community Distribution, has been published by O'Reilly; a second book will be published in 2007. Chris blogs at http://blog.chris.tylers.info and edits the Fedora Daily Pacakge at http://dailypackage.fedorabook.com

Chris Tyler (2180)

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Chris Tyler's Latest 24 of 87 Comments

Subject Datestamp Replies Score
Better can be Worse  *Monday December 31, @12:22PM  2
   attached to The Curse of Knowledge Bogs Down Innovation
Record companies want it both ways in Canada  *Wednesday October 03 2007, @12:00PM 1 5, Interesting
   attached to Sony BMG Says Ripping CDs is Stealing
Fedora 7 tool "Revisor"  *Saturday June 23 2007, @12:11PM  2
   attached to How to Easily Make Custom Linux Install ISOs?
I use a 4-Seat system daily  *Tuesday May 01 2007, @12:44AM  2
   attached to Multiple Desktop Users on a Single Machine?
Colour profiles from Ink Vendors?  *Saturday April 21 2007, @03:54PM 1 2
   attached to Is Your Printer Ripping You Off?
Best description I've seen for /etc...  *Saturday March 03 2007, @10:58AM 1 4, Insightful
   attached to Define - /etc?
Talk to the Carriers  *Saturday March 03 2007, @11:53AM  3, Interesting
   attached to Boosting Cell Phone Signals in Strange Places?
English system is binary?  *Saturday January 13 2007, @02:57PM 1 2
   attached to How Can We Convert the US to the Metric System?
AC on the Road  *Wednesday December 20 2006, @02:27PM 1 2
   attached to S Korea & China Mandate Common Chargers, Data Cables
What does this have to do with Free Software?  *Sunday December 17 2006, @01:34AM 1 5, Insightful
   attached to Boston Globe to Blogger — "Stop Using Opera"
Wasted ad if they don't check the OS  *Sunday December 03 2006, @05:45PM 2 4, Insightful
   attached to Yahoo Pushing IE7 On Firefox Users
Single source of Support  *Monday November 20 2006, @06:08PM  2
   attached to Birmingham Drops Open Source Initiative
Re:Weak.  *Monday November 20 2006, @01:33AM  3, Funny
   attached to Video of Fedora On PS3
PDF?  *Tuesday June 27 2006, @10:34PM  2
"Discontinued" Fonts Still Available  *Tuesday June 27 2006, @10:08PM  3, Informative
   attached to Font Raid Spells Trouble for Publisher
Ottawa Linux Symposium & Seneca ISA Program  *Friday June 09 2006, @08:38PM  3, Informative
   attached to Where Should One Go for Unix/Linux Training?
Put a Supercapacitor in the Charger Stand, Too...  *Friday June 09 2006, @09:49AM  3, Interesting
   attached to Capacitors to Replace Batteries?
Tape Storage: Safes and Offsite Drives  *Thursday June 01 2006, @12:28AM  2
   attached to What is Your Backup Policy?
When my employer gives me a PC with it installed--  *Saturday May 27 2006, @07:37PM  3, Funny
   attached to I Will Obtain Windows Vista
Xerox Cameras  *Saturday May 20 2006, @01:52PM  2
   attached to Lenovo Banned by U.S. State Department
ThinkPad X60 - Linux Drivers for Everything!  *Friday May 19 2006, @08:45AM  2
   attached to Advice for Linux on a Laptop?
Proves the Value of Open Source  *Saturday April 29 2006, @10:19AM  2
   attached to Journal Discussion: Do Kids Still Program?
It's a sign of Municipal Maturity  *Tuesday March 07 2006, @01:22PM  2
   attached to Toronto to Become One Huge Hotspot
Re:Err...  *Saturday March 04 2006, @10:27AM  2
   attached to Robotic 'Pack Mule' with Impressive Reflexes
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