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It was time again, after ~1,5 years of running Win XP my current home PC setup slowed down more and more heading for the re-install doomsday. But this time I decided to go for Linux instead. I’ve tested various distributions over the years and worked with both SLES and RHEL in my professional life. The [...]

Yepp, it’s time again for the IBM Transaction and Messaging Technical Conference 2007 this year in Vienna, Austria. Last year we were in Atlanta this year it’s Vienna. Hopefully we will meet up with all the friends from IBM in Hursley and with the guys from our partner company X-INTEGRATE. We’re going to have our [...]

How cool is that? Seems like BMW is leading innovation now again, together with Google. Very nice indeed, maybe I should upgrade my Car sooner as planned.

This laptop may be one of the cheapest laptops available right now. The Celebrity by the company Medison costs only 150$ or in Swedish crowns 1032:- SEK, very cheap for a laptop with this technical specification: CPU – Intel® Celeron® M Processor 370 (1.5 GHz, 90nm, FSB400, 1 MB L2 cache, uPGA478) DISPLAY – 14.0″ [...]

http://gears.google.com/ I will give it a try, right now only Google Reader is supported but there is more to come. Next step into googlefication – Oh Google almighty!

Lenovo just put up a teaser site for their “Reserve Edition” ThinkPad, sounds very interesting but it maybe just are the last TP’s in IBM quality before they start doing them the Lenovo way? *SCNR* The teaser site looks nice but does not tell you anything concrete about the product, the pictures show sewed leather [...]

This could be a really nice replacement for Visio if you are tired paying license fees or planning to migrate to an operating system which wouldn’t support Visio, such as Linux. I read about Cumulate Draw at Lifehacker and as usual this “hack” is very useable for me, ok I have to admit that it [...]

I read about osalt.com on Lifehacker and I found this post very valuable for me as I’m currently overseeing my software portfolio and how to migrate from M$ and other commercial applications to open source alternatives. Osalt.com helps you in finding the right open source solution for your computer. Link via Lifehacker

Microsoft finally got a mascot that fits their reputation. Link via James Governor’s Monkchips and Microsoft Watch

It seems that there is still a long way to go before Google Apps can be used by businesses if they ever should? Particularly the data ownership issue, Google in fact owns your documents, mails, spreadsheets, etc. should be a real no-go for commerce use of Google Apps by any business. But anyway I’m still [...]

As a Bloglines user I gave Google Reader a try and tested it now for 2 months. My positive impressions from the first weeks with the Google Reader turned into a slight frustration about the slow performance of Google Reader compared to Bloglines. In the beginning I was fond of the look and feel of [...]

My friend and colleague Kristoffer about some neat Windows tools and apps.