My new site :)

it's just useless collection of links. Any plans on creating something more usefull?
Also, i advice you to use some hosting like devio.us or hax.tor.hu.
 
Maybe you have right but i haven't any other idea :(
If anyone has plz post.
Also i checked devio.us but i cannot understand what is it
 
Free OpenBSD-based hosting with following features:
Standard (free) account features
1. Unrestricted shell access via SSH
2. Access to all standard software - compilers, IRC clients, mail clients, screen and so forth
3. Plenty of space - 100MB for standard accounts
4. A secure place to host your personal website (we utilize suPHP)
5. Secure mail services (smtp-auth w/ TLS, IMAPs/POP3s)
6. 1 MySQL DB for all standard accounts
7. Clever user resource segregation (increasing reliability)
8. Nightly on-site and off-site backups
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I just don't like google to use it as hosting. And sites.google.com/site/unixbasedsystems is longer than devio.us/~username is.
Also, the only thing i miss a little from FOSS-sites - is good opensource games index/database, with reviews, scrnshots, hw requirements, etc. But this is not the thing you can create using some free-hosting.
 
No. I wouldn't want to create something like that. I disagree with games on unix. I believe that unix is os for a lot of things and games is not and should not be one of them.
 
nekoexmachina said:
Free OpenBSD-based hosting with following features:

I just don't like google to use it as hosting. And sites.google.com/site/unixbasedsystems is longer than devio.us/~username is.
Also, the only thing i miss a little from FOSS-sites - is good opensource games index/database, with reviews, scrnshots, hw requirements, etc. But this is not the thing you can create using some free-hosting.
Click to expand...

I just got an account! Can't wait to start using it.
 
@sk8harddiefast: It looks like a good start. Over time, I am sure you will continually edit your collection of useful utilities, provide descriptions about your experiences with them, and organize things nicely.
 
I agree with anomie too.
I would also think twice after reading some ads...well, simply "don't date robots!":)
 
Yeah, just keep workin' on it, don't feel bad if it isn't the biggest or most comprehensive yet. You know, some of us don't even have computers, we just hold two wires together and shout.
 
RE: the third post in this thread.
I've often thought some site, somewhere could
have a compendium of how persons have "fixed"
recent port problems
For instance,
a side menu could have a tab,
Port_Problems
expanding (mouseover) to
(_unsolved_ ) (_solved_)
(lots of other ways)
Then people could post (CMS style) of fixes
they've found,
If enough people visit the site, and post
"comments",
Less threads here would post problems, more
persons having visited said site beforehand
to see "quick fixes". (Guides, howtos, etc
remaining here probably.)
xorg bumps...
gettext...
jpeg bumps...
etc.
Stuff could be posted there, finding some
of it subsequently posted to
/usr/ports/UPDATING.
...
Though that would be a lot more work for the
person maintaining the site (removing spam
posts etc).
...
A few sites on the web sort of do the same,
but with other aspects of the O.S. (where
to find guides, etc.)
 
Heh, my 'ellenike is rusty enough that I had to puzzle over the whole ΓΙΩΡΓΟΣ thing for a couple of seconds. It's looking a lot better.
 
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