Tobias Scherbaum

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nagstamon a Nagios Status Monitor

nagstamon is a Nagios Status Monitor and it’s development is inspired by the Nagios Checker plugin for Firefox (which I do like a lot – ask my colleagues :P) … anyways, nagstamon has one big advantage: it resides inside your system tray and therefore you don’t necessarily need to browse at websites all day long [...]

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Time flies …

Exactly 6 years ago I registered as a user at the Gentoo Forums. Looks like I’m getting old … *sigh*

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FOSDEM 2009

At least I’ll try not to repeat this year’s “problems” we had with our FOSDEM attendance, simply put we had none because everything went wrong. Everyone was relying on someone doing something – and when we finally realized that things didn’t happen like they should we already were far behind the schedule and weren’t able [...]

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(All this is) Gentoo for him …

… is Arne singing about in his Gentoo Song. Where can I listen to that one? ;)

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Gentoo Linux – Die Metadistribution: Second edition now available

A little bit later than it was planned to, but now it’s finally available in bookstores: the second edition of my book “Gentoo Linux – Die Metadistribution“. We (both the publisher and myself) were waiting for Gentoos 2008.0 release to include the 2008.0 LiveCD, thus the delay.

Besides some fixes (which were in fact only a [...]

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Gentoo 2008.0 coverage (German Edition)

Following Donnie’s “Early coverage of Gentoo 2008.0” here’s a list of German news items on our latest release.

Golem
Linux Magazin
Der Standard
Heise
TecChannel
OSZine

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Back from LinuxTag

Just being back from LinuxTag I currently don’t have enough spare time to write a full report on our booth and presence there – but at least I’d like to show our group photo which we took on friday evening. We’re having both users and developers on that picture, at least you should be able [...]

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OpenExpo Bern

Well, it’s been nearly two weeks ago that I’ve been in Switzerland for OpenExpo in Bern – but somehow I’m lagging a little bit behind with reports on Linux events I’ve been at. So here it goes …
It’s been November/December that I first talked to Tiziano Müller about having a booth at OpenExpo in Bern. [...]

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Unbelievable …

… someone wants to hide behind me!

(“someone” in this case is the one and only “Mr. Big” and this picture was taken by Markus Ullmann at the Chemnitzer Linux-Tage 2008. A full report on our attendance there is about to follow within the next few days.)

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Developer meeting at the “Chemnitzer Linux-Tage” on March 1st

Just in case you didn’t notice already, but are interested in joining us: We’re going to have a (little) dev-meeting at the “Chemnitzer Linux-Tage” on March 1st. If you’d like to attend, please add yourself to this wikipage. For now this dev-meeting will be a “German developers meeting” as only people from Germany have shown [...]