For those who are more comfortable with working with local languages especially Luganda, a great initiative of translating Mozilla Firefox into Luganda, one of Uganda’s largest spoken language was started by Translate.org.za, Faculty of Computing and Information Technology, Makerere University and Rhodes University. In just two days, a group of around 300 students with a [...]

Recently as I transversed the internet, I came across two great events which will be taking place here in Kampala, Uganda. This is really good news for the developers hanging up in Uganda where you can meet and share experiences. I haven’t seen mob of such events coming up in Uganda and thank God finally [...]

Today is July 25th, 2008 and is the 9th Annual System Administrator Appreciation Day. Every last Friday of July of the year has been marked as the System Administrator Appreciation Day. Having been partly a system administrator (sysadmin) for almost a year at my former workplace after my studies. I really know what it means [...]

The determination and inventions of free and open source community are incredibly amazing and really shows the power of the open source philosophy and community. For instance, Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) has a lot it can benefit third world countries especially cutting down on the licenses to paid for each application someone has [...]

Yesterday I wrote about my Multiple Internet Explorer-Single PC Dilemma and so far, I have found a solution to my dilemma. Before you can get a grasp of why I am suggesting this as a solution, I would like to get into some further analysis of the problem and why it fits in very well. [...]

Guess the title is kinda confusing but I can’t think of anything else to call it. For reasons unknown to myself, at the end of today everything looks to be downside up upside down. I have visited a lot of websites and many seemed to have received a lot of traffic and therefore being offline [...]