At the recent Open Source Summit in Seoul, South Korea, Jon Corbet gave yet another talk on Linux kernel development... this time focusing on it's 34th anniversary and giving long-term trends.  His talks are always very good, and data driven.  Enjoy!

This was recently released and I love it.  Can't say I'm a Python programmer, but I've always wanted to learn it.  Enjoy!

Brian Kernighan spoke at a recent Vintage Computer Federation event on the History of UNIX.  Enjoy!

I have this ordered.  I need to make a second order for carts and do I want that screen enclosure?!?

In any event, it looks fabulous.

On Thursday, July 10th 2025, a new build of the Atari Jaguar WIP core was released by developer GreyRogue.  It is available on the MiSTer FPGA Discord and is pinned in the Atari Jaguar channel.  It is another step in improving JagCD support. CD game loading and start-up speed is greatly improved.  Jeff Minter's Virtual Light Machine (VLM)  functionality is top-notch now although it still uses the load-the-whole-thing-to-RAM method for media files rather than the new stream-on-demand method used for game CDs.  Enjoy my demonstration video!  Big thanks to GreyRogue for all of his fine work.

I usually share this with my class when I'm trying to explain processes.  It's a bit dated but if you look at the comments, people are still listening to it.  Enjoy!  Nothing wrong wtih PINE btw.

This video is quite dated but it is one of my favs of all time.

I had heard about this years ago but it seemed sort of fishy... so glad someone got the story and documented it quite well... even if it had been sitting there for 6+ years before I discovered the video.  Enjoy!

YouTuber ctrl-alt-rees made a fantastic video showing using Bazzite Linux on the Atari VCS.  I got an Atari VCS at the tail end of last year but I never used it because I couldn't get it to see my home wifi for some reason.  Hope to get this going to I can actually use it.  Enjoy!

What's Ken Making?  In this case, an enclosure for a add-on screen... but he does a nice job of covering his review unit of the Multisystem 2 from Heber.  I guess I'll just have to wait for mine to come in August.