Also in July’s issue of Wired, you can read about what they call “The Linux Killer.” I do not think that guy can kill Linux nor anybody else. Linux is here to stay, and the whole open source movement is only the first step on the right direction.

I was surprised to read that Microsoft helped SCO. This makes sense because Linux is competing with Windows and it is winning, but for a giant like Microsoft, this is so immoral to do.

Like Saudis were waiting to a geeky magazine like Wired to realize that Dubai is working much better than they do. It’s not only about oil, it’s about the way people think here. In fcat not only Dubai, the rest five countries of the GCC are better than us.

I was planning to write some special reports during the last Asian Cup, but now I’m glad I didn’t. At least I didn’t have to write about the humiliation we faced from football start-ups like Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan.

But I wasn’t so mad to see our national team leaving the competition from the first round. You know, it is football… shit happens! I was mad because of the irrational decisions I heard after we lost to Iraq.

As usual, a man setting in Riyadh [or maybe having his summer vacation in Europe] decided to sack the Dutch coach Gerard Van Der Leem. This doesn’t happen anywhere else in the world. Being the president of the SAAF gives you the right to do whatever you want with our National Team. Yes, you can do it all by yourself.

Sound like a good job but wait, this job is especially made to suit one guy who will enjoy it forever; just because he owns a title called “Prince.” No matter how many times we change coaches, players, supporters… one man is still here, and he will be here until you decide to kill yourself affected by the low performances of your national team.

Tow numbers are enough to detect the problem:

Germany 8 – 0 Saudi Arabia

Since the German FA was founded, only 13 coaches trained the national German team. While here, we had more than 13 coaches in the last ten years! Keep counting people, we are breaking the records!

Finally, I’m done of this template thing. I had put my touch on it, but there is a little problem. Every time I open the page, the browser status bar tells me: “Done, with some errors.”

Is this happining with you? Please tell me.

Anyone who can take a look at the code and tell me how can I correct the errors? Please help!

I felt that my old template was resembling other blogs, so I’ve decided to change it. I don’t like this new template very much. I think I’ll have to work on it in the next few days.

Inspired by Jason Shellen, and basically because I got nothing to do lately, I’ve decided to give my PC a Mac-over. I used an app called Object Dock from Stardock, and here is the result…

Click here to take a look!

I’ve been using Windows since I was a kid but I did never love it, because I was a secret admirer to that lovely Apple. But since Apple’s products are pricey and it is really hard to find Arabic apps that works on Macs, I had to stick to Bill’s stolen OS ;) You can call me a Mac Voyeur in a Windows World!

I don’t know if you heard about this before. Anyway, I do really like it.

Try to put Your Blog vs. My Blog. I know you will be the winner!