Wish list
I am working on many open-source projects on my free time. This includes
quality code and user support, all done for free.
Sometimes people are so happy with what I do for them that they want to
reward me. I appreciate that.
Unfortunately, I cannot legally accept money for the work. However,
presents should be OK and are a great way to show your gratefulness. This is
why I have set up this wish list, which you can pick from if you want
to send me some present.
If you want to send me anything, just drop me a note
(khali@linux-fr.org). Thanks! :-)
I always need some hardware parts to fix or improve the
various computers I use to write and test my code, and the network
linking them together:
- Internal SATA DVD drive with white/ivory front
- DDR3 SDRAM DIMM memory modules
- DDR3L SDRAM (1.35 V) DIMM memory modules
- Category 5E or 6 ethernet (RJ45) cables, 1.5 to 3 m (5 to 10 ft.)
- HDMI/DVI cable (male/male) or standard HDMI cable (male/male)
- Low-profile bracket for Dell ADD2-N (DVI) card
- SSD drive
- 44-pin horizontal right-oriented IDE flash drive (1 GB or more)
- 44-pin IDE ribbon cable
- DVB-T receiver (PCI, PCI Express or USB)
- Fanless, Linux friendly NAS
- Silverstone SST-FP32S
front I/O module
- Linux friendly USB/Parallel cable (male USB A/male Centronics)
- Memory module for HP LaserJet P2015n printer (reference CB420A, CB421A, CB422A ou CB423A)
- Multi-sockets (type E)
... or virtually any other functional piece of hardware you no longer
have a use for.
Tools are welcome too:
- Accurate digital multimeter
I can't code seriously without music. The following albums are
missing from my collection:
Pop/Rock
- Blackmore's Night - Fires at Midnight
- Noir Désir - 666.667 Club
Metal
- Ayreon - Actual Fantasy
- Blind Guardian - The Forgotten Tales
- Doro - Warrior Soul
- Nightwish - Over the Hills and Far Away
- Symphony X - The Damnation Game
- Symphony X - The Divine Wings of Tragedy
- Symphony X - Live on the Edge of Forever
Thanks to all my supporters to date!
- Marc Rieffel (USA, 2004)
- Carlos Eduardo Pereira (Brazil, 2006)
- Stian Oksavik (USA, 2006)
- Frédéric Ibled (France, 2008)
- Philippe Roubach (France, 2008)
- Jean-Philippe Orsini (France, 2010)
- Julian Brunner (Germany, 2011)
- Chris Healy / IMS (USA, 2012)