"I’m not using a qwerty keyboard to write this article. The world has been using the qwerty keyboard layout since 1874, and it’s safe to say most of us have no idea that anything else exists. A few months ago I discovered a great alternative to the venerable qwerty: Dvorak Simplified ..."

Colemak was designed after the QWERTY and Dvorak layouts were designed. In fact, of the three, it’s the only keyboard layout that was designed after computers were invented. Colemak is free and licensed under the Public Domain

In a recent MarketWatch article, John C. Dvorak suggests that, in order to counter pressure from Microsoft's Silverlight, Adobe should port their software to Linux and design a specialized Linux OS that is optimized to run their suite of applications really well and really fast. Dvorak suggests this as blow to Microsoft, since it would promote Linux.

John Dvorak, a well known PC Mag columnist and cranky geek, announced today that Ubuntu 8.10 is "a winner." Even the cranky geek likes Linux? It must be great. It is, and that's why we'll be seeing a lot more of this soon.

The Danish language makes use of two letters [åÅ] and [øØ] which are not on my Icelandic keyboard. Having to switch permanently between keyboard layouts all the time with key combinations (Windows way of doing things) such as alt+shift is tiresome! It turns out that there’s a very easy way to switch between layout in GNOME.

This document describes how to reconfigure the default language and the keyboard layout on various distributions so that they suit your location. I made this howto for our VMware images where the keyboard layout is always set to German and a few users have problems to configure the language and keyboard layout on these images.

"After a long incubation, a few days ago TurboGears 2 has been released [...] Since the long 2.0 release was marking a gap with Django, I was eager to test the 2.0, and I was delighted to find it in Debian [...] If you want to help, you are more then welcome..." — TurboGears is Free Software licensed under the X11

French Data Network (FDN), an associated web access provider who is fighting against the centralization and the control over the internet, has had its Internet cut off on March 30, by Vivendi/SFR.

"Zeya is a streaming music server that supports an HTML 5 (draft standard) based player..." —— It is Free Software licensed under AGPLv3 ——