Long time before that. KDE 3.5 had just come out. I completely stripped everything Gnome-centric from RedHat and integrated a KDE stack into the desktop. Made it very Windows-like. Massive amount of work that I regret to this day. Essentially, I had to redo things clear down to the kernel level.

I've always had a lot of misgivings where Ubuntu anything was concerned. Mostly because we tried to deploy it once and the results were so unsatisfactory that I had to go down the "roll our own distro" rabbit hole.

Shuttleworth took years from my life.

Why I am still sipping on bourbon at three AM is a mystery.

Actually, it isn't. It was a failed attempt at anesthetizing myself.

I'm getting too old for these manic phases.

I liked some of the ideas behind WebOS. Unfortunate that it went by the wayside. We indeed do need an alternative.

Back when I was heavily into Android on the code side (2.0), I likened it to trying to eat something that wasn't quite "done" in terms of cooking. I suspect that hasn't changed much.

I'm going to say something I never thought I would say.

"I am sad that Windows Phone didn't hold out a little longer before sunsetting"

I really want a iPhone alternative that isn't Android.

Every experience I have had with Android devices tends to end in this kind of disappointment/irritation. Sad because I would like an alternative to the iPhone.

How well does it work in conjunction with dovecot (Need IMAP) ?

Hmmm. Sendmail or Postscript. Decisions decisions.

Now preparing to fire up iTunes Producer because I am not allowed to have any "me" time.