About Me
I'm a thirty something engineer with an interest in Computing (particularly Linux), Psychology and Mathematics. Married with three kids, I've been studying with the Open University since 2008, I'm focussing on BSc (Honours) Computing and IT (B62).
An enthusiastic but amateur runner.
Yeah and a total geek.


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Monthly Archives: September 2009
Exploring Psychology
The course material for DSE 212 just arrived. Once I’d got over the weight of the package, I opened it to discover that it consists of a number of large text books, a couple of DVD, CDs, software and the usual … Continue reading
Posted in Linux, Open University, Ubuntu
Tagged Open Source, Open University, Planet Ubuntu, Ubuntu
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Testimonials
I need help with an idea involving the forums. I’m also going to rant and make no apologies for it.
Fedora from an Ubuntu point of view
In the interests of not becoming blinkered to one distribution, I thought I might give Fedora 11 a whirl. Not having used Fedora since FC4, I was surprised to see the adoption of a live CD installation and relieved to … Continue reading


