WBMNY – Where Bruxelles Meets New York

http://www.danbbs.dk/~erikoest/dl_time.htm#top

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Tech-Arena.com Forums Best tutorial on the subject I have found (ps should mirror it).
http://tlug.up.ac.za/guides/lkcg/lkcg_config_main.html (guide to menu config)
http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=2949&page=3 (nice overview of compilation)
I have listed the guts of my computer elsewhere so now I going to try and figure out which modules I need, really trying to get rid of everything that is not important.
Code Maturity [...]

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To keep track of which programs are helpful I am going to list them here with brief descriptions:
Package Name Version
bash (Bourne Again SHell):
Description: It is the main console for doing all sorts of various activities. Usefull [...]

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GENERAL
Recommended Use Small business, corporate business
System Type Notebook
Built-in Devices Microphone, speaker, keyboard, touchpad, display, camera
Width 24 cm
Depth 14 cm
Height 3.7 cm
Weight 1.1 kg
Colour Grey
PROCESSOR
Processor Intel Pentium MMX 266 MHz (M586MMX)
Data Bus Speed 66 MHz
Cache Memory
Type L2 Cache – Pipeline Burst
Installed Size 256 KB
Thermal Design Power (Max) 17.0W
Voltage 2.8V
Tcase 0-70C
Product Number FV805036623333
Package 296 PPGA
RAM
Installed Size 64 MB [...]

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I am looking to build a new set up for my Picturebook, including doing a clean install of Windows, installing some flavor of Linux (hopefully knoppix/debian), configuring it delightfully for mobile computing.
Following is a comparison of Windows Systems:

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Obviously I am reading alertboxes today. This weeks alert is about different types of links, fat links, typed links, etc. I think that the point about differeniating between internal and external links.
That is a really good idea. Any time there is an external link it should have a little symbol -> or something. At the [...]

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http://www.useit.com/alertbox/20041220.html
As these examples show, users typically return to a previous location to follow-up on related actions. Familiar places are easy to find and create less mental resistance than having to actively construct new, independent actions.
This is actually great advice.

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