Hi!

Wandering through the internet i found some special artwork from Evan Roth aka fi5e (http://evan-roth.com/about.php). Besides being "the number one return for the google search 'bad ass mother fucker'" (as quoted from his homepage and verified afterwards), his artworks are very keen on sending a message/alert to everyone.

Obviously i am not supporting any illegal download of microsoft office, if you want something free try open office! :)

Let's have some pictures:

The Bafta (British Academy of Film and Television Arts) Film awards are here. Here's the full list of winners for the British Academy Film Awards in 2009.

"Wall-E" and "Wallace and Gromit" won the "British Oscars" in their respective category.

It seems that some things might be changing in the US...

In the last few days, 2 great news:

Obama wants to know more about the potential cost benefits of adopting open source software in government IT

US military are starting their own sourceforge website to host open source projects

I'm hoping this might be the beginning of a migration or an official support to FLOSS from the US government.

My message to President Obama: Yes, you can!

5 Brand is a simple and funny idea. They ask "Could you define yourself with only 5 brands?", you send them your 5 brands and they publish an image with 5 logos. I'm not sure if I can define myself with 5 brands but there are too many Apple, Microsoft and Adobe so, for fun, I sended my 5 brands :)

You can buy a printed copy of the book or download the pdf. It's " a unique and concise guide for everyday Ubuntu use." Are you using Ubuntu? Planning to use Ubuntu? Buy/download and get it 'cause it's really useful!!!

http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/

Got it today, by mail, and it's a great book. First of all, if you're interested in art, digital art, free software and... digital art created with free software, you really should read this book!

On the other hand, it's a book created with Gimp, Inkscape, OpenOffice, Scribus, Fontforge. It was published "printed-on-demand". And all book (source) files are available here.

No excuses...  if you can't buy the book, download it. It's a must-read book!

I've just finished the DesktopLinux Survey 2009, go there! At the end, you can see the present results and this is the "winners" list with 5448 voters:

1. Which Linux distros do you use on your home or office desktop system(s)?

Ubuntu (Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Edubuntu, etc.)     30.5 %

2. Which windowing environments do you frequently use on your Linux desktop(s)?

KDE (kwm/kwin)     41.4 %

3. Which web browsers do you frequently use on your Linux desktop(s)?

Firefox (Iceweasel)     54.1 %