This is dedicated to my angel..

Annihilator - The One

You are the one but so far away
To be with you, there’s no other way
you kiss and you touch so perfectly
I need to hold you close to me

I wanna be yours forever, a king for and a queen
But not in a story, not in a dream
I want you and I need you, like no one else before
Right here and right now, I can’t take this anymore

I try to put myself to sleep but I miss the one I love
I miss the one I love
I think I got myself in deep with an angel from above
You’re the one I love

After about 5 months of separation from my preferred operating system, the discontent brought by Mac Os X led me to a re-born love with Gnu/Linux.
I Installed Gentoo (~x86, not x86) on my MacBook, following some articles found on the Gentoo wiki and on Ubuntu wiki.
The result is the following:

Clean Desktop

Some things opened: Gnome Menu, Gnome Terminal, Nautilus, Scite

Features:

• Gnome 2.22.2
• MurrinaGilouche + Elementary Metacity (link - link)
• black-white 2 Gloss Icons (link)
• Screenlets [RingSensors] (link)
• A wallpaper included in Gnome, still looking for the perfect one

Let’s have some fun with Gnu/Linux…again!

Immaginate questo pensiero contornato da mille bestemmie..
Perchè uno straccio di programma in C che usa si e no 10 syscalls e un signal handler (tutto standard), compilato con gcc 4.0.1 sotto Mac Os X Leopard, quindi certificato Unix 03, e perfettamente funzionante…NON FUNZIONI su Gnu/Linux 2.6.18 + gcc 4.1.2 e Gnu/Linux 2.6.24 + gcc 4.3.1?
Segmentation Fault a manetta..e si che mi sembrava un po’ permissivo gcc 4.0.1 su Mac os X quando lavoravo con puntatori a stringhe e liste linkate..
Caro Gnu/Linux, sto tornando.