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A Paradigm shift: A change in the basic assumptions, or paradigms. A shift in the distinct concepts or thought patterns in epistemological context. That is to say, new premises. All my life I've been a hard working Linux user. I tried to maintain my OS, keep up with my optimizations. But recently my attitude towards computing changed greatly. It was a slow change, spread over a year; but change I did. Before starting to explain what I am talking about I should say that there is no better way of doing things, there is only doing.

Our first topic of discussion is distribution menageries. Some people, with a drive I confess I cannot even begin to understand, install distributions. And fanboys; people who write window$, M$ (winzort is popular here) and claim that Microsoft is out to conquer the world.

How to fix Adobe Flash and Gnome 3 performances with ATI Catalyst.

Our topic here is Linux Mint. It is very popular right now, does it really deserve that much popularity?

Being new to blog-sphere, I decided to play it safe and write about best desktop distributions in a different way. And there is also some Sandman related humor.

This past months Linux communities have seen much hate toward new GUIs. Aesthetics aside; their newness together with their widespread use is a big problem, but they also bought a change, something we did not see before. Refreshing, even.

Some minutes ago I remembered that I could check how many views I got, did so, and noticed some strange date in Pageviews by Operating Systems part of the stats page.

With the end of another year talks of the year of the Linux desktop is emerging once again. Compared to last years there is much improvement in the chances. But there is also one big problem..