Debarshi's den - দেবর্ষির ডেড়া

A summary of all the participants and their proposals in Google Summer of Code 2007. This was obtained by parsing the contents of http://code.google.com/soc using http://etherboot.org/gsoc/mksum.cpp by Marty Connor.

A nice book on 'taking the Red Hat Package Manager to the limit'.

Rahul Shanu's blog.

Arjun Shankar's Web log.

The Indian free/libre open source software planet.

Rakesh Pandit's Web log.

If you are keen to have access to a GNU system running the GNU Hurd kernel instead of the Linux kernel, and do not have a machine to spare in order to install it, then you can request for a shell account here.

A FUSE based driver to provide read/write support for NTFS on 32-bit Linux systems.

One amazing place to get a Fedora Core 5 system up and running from scratch. Includes information on setting up your media players to configuring the various services.

The Tibetan Technology Center is a charitable organization dedicated to harness modern technology for helping the Tibetan community in India.

Some photographs taken by my friend Lokesh Nyati.

I am not sure whether this would start another round of flaming from Sriram Krishnan and others, but this does make for some interesting reading.

This one is for those ardent song-lovers who are keen to try new tastes and genres. This is site from where you can download free Persian music. I am currently downloading 3 Maryam Heydarzadeh tunes from the site. Once its done I will be writing a review sometime.

Maryam Heydarzadeh, a blind teenager, who shot into fame after recording 'Mesl-e-heechkas' (Like no other), which was a collection of her own poetry and captured a nation's heart.

Thanks to Niloufar Hoveyda (http://niloufarhoveyda.multiply.com/) for posting this link on her blog.

This is the home of the Irish Free Software Organisation, an official associate organisation of the Free Software Foundation Europe, which works to promote awareness of Free Software, and to protect the rights of those who use and write it.

Put simply, GNOME Journal is an online magazine devoted to everything surrounding the GNOME Desktop. This would include the software, people, development, news, etc. surrounding anything related to GNOME.

Want to have a 100 operating systems on your system? Then this the place to take a look at.

This blog has a story to tell!

Well the title says it all. If you happen to be spending some substantial part of your time with someone who seems to be a geek, then this is the place for you to visit.

As the name suggests, this place is meant for geeks. I have always found this blog particularly interesting.

Here is a chance for all Firefox enthusiasts to show off their adman skills, and do yourself and the community a favour.