NextStep Timewrap

The original demo from ‘92. So if anyone ever tells me Hibernate is such a new technology… whack ;-)

Goosh!

This is totally awesome, the (unofficial) Google shell — a command-line friendly way to search Google in your browser. I’m all over it.

guest@goosh.org:/web> help
help
command aliases parameters function
web (search,s,w) [keywords] google web search
lucky (l) [keywords] go directly to first result
images (image,i) [keywords] google image search
wiki (wikipedia) [keywords] wikipedia search
clear (c) clear the screen
help (man,h,?) [command] displays help text
news (n) [keywords] google news search
blogs (blog,b) [keywords] google blog search
feeds (feed,f) [keywords] google feed search
open (o) <url> open url in new window
go (g) <url> open url
more (m) get more results
in (site) <url> <keywords> search in a specific website
load <extension_url> load an extension
video (videos,v) [keywords] google video search
read (rss,r) <url> read feed of url
place (places,map,p) [address] google maps search
lang <language> change language
addengine add goosh to firefox search box
translate (trans,t) [lang1] [lang2] <words> google translation
guest@goosh.org:/web> web jochen toppe
1) LinkedIn: Jochen Toppe
Jochen Toppe’s professional profile on LinkedIn. LinkedIn is a networking tool that helps users like Jochen Toppe discover inside connections to recommended
http://www.linkedin.com/in/jochentoppe

Mac Virtualization

I recently got myself a shiny pretty 24″ iMac and was thinking about installing some sort of virtualization to run Windows. Since I don’t really need Windows for anything on a Mac, I thought I’d give open source, i.e. VirtualBox another try  (see my previous post) and look it works perfectly. Version 1.6 now officially supports Mac OS X and it’s free.

There are a few restrictions in running this on OS X, all things I can personally live with:

So far I haven’t even needed Windows. Really, the only application I can’t find for Mac is the VMWare Server Console, but I can just ssh into my Linux box and run it — the beauty of OS X being a full Un*x operating system including X11 support!

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