About…

… this blog

This blog is my platform to sort and word my thoughts. My thoughts mean my thoughts alone. They do not reflect the position of any other person, company or project I am maybe affiliated with.
Sometimes these thoughts even become not only articles but screenshot tours or howtos – if they help I appreciate any feedback.

… me

Not much to say there: interested in everything around computers, the main topics are Open Source/Free Software and there especially KDE and Linux. Not a developer, but sometimes wishes to be one. I also like to look at the social and economical impacts of these developments once in a while.

Besides that there are quite a lot of other interests I have – but I will not blog about them here, so forget about them.

… comments

First: Sometimes people ask me after personal details – I don’t exactly know why, but most of the stuff is easy to figure out anyway. Still, if you want to know more please ask me via e-mail or jabber, not in the comment section!
Second: While I do like to write howtos to help others, a blog is hardly the place to discuss them. Please refer to forums for questions and trouble shooting. However, if you find a bug or know an improvement I appreciate comments.
Third: This is my blog, and the home of my thoughts. While I will try to answer all comments I keep me the right to delete or modify the comments as I like. I don’t even need a reason – because this is my blog, and I do what I want. But most of the times I modify or delete comments because of trolls, spam or garbage.
Fourth: Sometimes people want to “discuss” for the sake of discussion. If I ever get the feeling that such a case hits my blog I will delete the entire discussion and will only be willing to continue it by e-mail.

… my avatar

I like to thank TroySobotka for the SVG image which I took to create my avatar.

… cooperation, money

Once in a while other people ask me if I would like to add myself to some blog lists, merge my blog with theirs or I would like to start a new blog together with them. Sometimes I’m offered link-exchanges, paid reviews and so on. Most often the idea behind is to generate money or traffic. My answer is always the same: no.

… contact information

If you want to contact me, post a comment to the articles, contact me on jabber (liquidat@gmail.com) or just send me an e-mail via the mentioned gmail address or the contact form below. The preferred languages are English, German or Swedish.

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