Most of you will know Nagios. I like it, but in general, I dislike webapps. So I was thinking of starting a project, let me call it "nagidesk" for now, which brings (some) Nagios functionality to the desktop, and I just created a Launchpad team for it.
My biggest problem with it, is I'm absolutely not a programmer whatsoever, so if you think you could help me get this project on the rails (initially, there will be a lot of thinking to do), feel free to join the Launchpad team, and let's get NagiDesk started.

Og Maciel today anounces the release of BillReminder 0.3.2
A project I'm happy to write about, as I have contributed quite a bit to the Dutch translation of this project. Obviously I'll do my utter best to keep contributing to this project's translations.

I got a macbook at work today to replace my Dell D620, and I just love it, althoug I'm still in doubt what OSes I want to run on it, and how. I see two options:

1. MacOsX with a virtual Ubuntu and a virtual Windows (unfortunately I still need the Windows sometimes)
2. Ubuntu with a virtual Windows

In the first case, I loose my habit of doing my daily work in Ubuntu, in the second case I loose MacOsX. Both are not too attractive, althoug I'd rather have the looks of a macbook with an open OS, than having to miss the OS.

Well, maybe I'll just make it a dual boot. Or maybe just install a virtual Ubuntu, and use that as "main" OS. Any suggestions are welcome for that matter.