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Debian developer Thiemo Seufer died.

January 2nd, 2009 gatolinux No comments

Thiemo Seufer, a Debian Developer died on last December 26th in a tragic accident. Seufer made important contributions to the Debian Project. Thiemo Seufer is dead but his contributions will continue through the years in Debian and derivated distributions.

WAHIL.net joins to the feelings of lossing a such important person, friend and Debian developer. Thiemo Seufer mantained several packages and was the main supporter of Debian’s MIPS port. Also, he supported the MIPS emulation of QEMU.

To honour his contributions to Debian, the project decided to dedicate the upcoming release of Debian GNU/Linux 5.0 Lenny to Thiemo.

The funeral service will be held on Monday January 5th 2009, 13:30 at the Dominikanerkirche in Bad Wimpfen. If you want to express your condolences please send mail to ths-condolence@linutronix.de . It will be passed on to Thiemo’s family.

Taken from Debian mourns the loss of Thiemo Seufer

Thiemo Seufer died but we will honour his work by using Debian, by supporting the projects that he builded and contributed to.

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Installing Debian in Macintosh

November 10th, 2008 admin No comments

It was already a year ago that I bought my iMac G3 computer. I got very excited about it because I love computers, in special Macintosh ones. I bought my iMac G3 without software. There was no any Macintosh operating system in it, so, as soon as got this machine in my house I started looking for some GNU/Linux distributions to install in it.

I used to keep some Ubuntu discs that Canonical sent me in the past months. I tried the version 6.06 but it didn’t work in my iMac, so, I decided to look for an older version of it. I found the pocket of Ubuntu’s version 5.04 and I placed the “live-CD” in the nice cd-rom unit. I started my iMac and it booted the live cd. It was a very strong workload to my 256 Mb of RAM, but, I was able to check that Ubuntu was working fine.

These Macintosh machines are pretty advanced in hardware, so, I upgraded it by installing a new hard drive. As soon as I completed this task I installed Ubuntu 5.04. It was a matter of a few minutes to be running Ubuntu in my iMac.

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