Jimmy O'Regan

• [issue 131] Songs in the Key of Tux: KGuitar
• [issue 119] After the Summer of Code
• [issue 113] -- --- .-. ... .
• [issue 111] Songs in the Key of Tux: Recording with Audacity
• [issue 110] Flickr and Perl
• [issue 110] Building a simple del.icio.us clone
• [issue 109] The Linux Laundrette Strikes Back
• [issue 109] Return of the Linux Laundrette
• [issue 109] Generating other feed types with Perl
• [issue 109] Software for Kids
• [issue 109] Accessing a Bluetooth phone
• [issue 109] The Linux Laundrette
• [issue 108] Outliners and Mind mapping
• [issue 108] Screen scraping with Perl
• [issue 108] The Linux Laundrette
• [issue 106] Running Linux on Windows.
• [issue 106] Front and Back: Kile and LaTeX
• [issue 106] XML Bits
• [issue 106] The Linux Laundrette
• [issue 105] RDF and the Semantic Web
• [issue 105] RSS and Feed Readers
• [issue 104] Songs in the Key of Tux: Audacity
• [issue 104] Desktop Matters!: A guide to Windows technologies for Linux users
• [issue 104] Front and Back: KPGP and GPG
• [issue 103] Getting a better browsing experience with Mozilla
• [issue 103] Linus not the author of Linux?
• [issue 102] Songs in the Key of Tux: More Songwrite
• [issue 102] Debian dumps drivers, documentation
• [issue 97] Songs in the Key of Tux: Songwrite
• [issue 97] Using DCOP from the command line

Jimmy is a single father of one, who enjoys long walks... Oh, right.

Jimmy has been using computers from the tender age of seven, when his father inherited an Amstrad PCW8256. After a few brief flirtations with an Atari ST and numerous versions of DOS and Windows, Jimmy was introduced to Linux in 1998 and hasn't looked back.

In his spare time, Jimmy likes to play guitar and read: not at the same time, but the picks make handy bookmarks.