This is good news for Linux Wireless
http://madwifi.org/wiki/news/20070920/madwifi-moves-away-from-binary-only-hal
After partisipating in a long discussion on fedora-maintainers about the Fedora update process and Bodhi, i decided to start helping Luke with some hacking on Bodhi.
I started out by setting up a local Bodhi instance as described here.
In about 10 min, i got a local Bodhi to play with and see how the code was working.
I have worked a lot with python, but never worked with TurboGears before, so i stared with the The 20 minutes wiki tutorial, it is a very good, it is really showing how easy and powerful TurboGears is to work with.
I have created a patch to make the Bodhi command line client being able
to import information about update type, bugzilla records, CVE’s and Notes from a text file, in a format created by Till Maas great Makefile addon to create Bodhi updates from the fedora package CVS checkouts and a patch to make it possible to do ‘push to testing’ and ‘push to stable’ from the command line client.
Luke have made a lot of nice changes to the current development edition of Bodhi, to make the life easier to the hard work fedora contributors.
Looks like the rumors about AMD/ATI will release video driver specs and code as open source.
http://www.linux.com/feature/119049
This is a big step for Desktop Linux, hope that Nvidia will see the light and follow.
I was reading in a newspaper that the Commodore 64 was released 25 years ago, felling a little nostalgic, did a little searching on the web an found a this
A danish band playing tunes from C64 games on real instruments. 
Listen to some previews here
VirtualBox 1.5 has been released.
http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/News
The good news is that Rawhide works in VirtualBox 1.5
Nice to see somebody still cares about OS/2 Warp
