This is the code I ran after installing Ubuntu 16.04 on my new laptop. I recommend just copying and pasting the bits you want to use, rather than trying to run it as a script. Yes, you can use GUI tools to do the same installs, but they take 10 […]
Monthly archives: July 2016
People talk about disruption in university education as though it has already happened. The learning of theory is easy to disrupt, the learning of practice much harder. So far, most of what has been called disruption (oh hum) is tinkering with the teaching of theory. That is not education, and […]
That is not education, and it is not disruption
There are not a lot of videos on working with shapes in Libreoffice, and it took me a while to figure this out, so I thought I would share it back to the community since I have learned from watching videos contributed by others. It is also an excuse for […]