BIOS LEVEL

BIOS LEVEL contributed quite healthily this past week to the release of Ubuntu Hardy. We seeded more than 100 GB for the torrent! Our web server sacrificed a little bit of speed this week to serve up more than 75 of those GBs, and our staff served up at least another 25 GB. While the web server is taking a break from seeding Ubuntu to possibly seed the first release of SymphonyOS, our staff and users are still seeding.

If you’ve not tried out Ubuntu Hardy, please, give it a try!

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Since I replaced my aging Asus Z71V notebook with a Macbook a month or so ago, I’ve been without Linux. My desktop is set up more for gaming than regular usage, so naturally it’s running Vista. This has become an issue over the last few weeks while trying to review some of the fantastic products we’ve received. BIOS_LEVEL’s primary focus is Linux compatibility and performance, so how is that to be measured without Linux?

I’ve contemplated setting up virtual machines on either the MacBook or Desktop, but Linux wouldn’t have direct control over the majority of the hardware, so it’d be useless in most cases. We’re waiting on a new motherboard from EVGA to put together a new Core2 Duo machine that should solve this problem, adding another box to our lines (dedicated to Linux).

My temporarily solution has been to use Knoppix for all the minor hardware we’re received, such as mice and headsets, but for an upcoming review, I’m going to have to set up a full install on a machine to get certain things working. Wish me luck!

One of BIOS_LEVEL’s founders, Sean “Obsidian” Potter, is 21 today.

PRAISE HIM ON THE ANNIVERSARY OF HIS SPAWNING.

Well its summer break at Drexel. That means I get a week of no clases. For thoes of you out of the loop Drexel has 4 quarters where you do co-op for two quarters then classes for two… Still have to find a co-op for fall. Drexel is a 5 year program and a rather good program at that, but some times I wish I could be a normal college student like Obsidian and have the summer off. -sigh-

As a distraction from classes I created a level pack for frozen-bubble. Frozen bubble is a fun game that is like bust-a-move or puzzle-bobble. It comes default with most installations of linux. The multiplayer is very fun. The level pack can be found here. To install it on linux systems create a folder in your home directory called .fblevels and put it in there.

Enjoy!