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The virtual ink had barely dried on Schmitz's post -- or on the dozens of comments that soon followed -- when another post appeared on the site, this time by contributor Ken Starks .
"I hold Dietrich in the highest of...
08/20/12 5:00 AM PT | LinuxInsider | 1136 Words
Perhaps most notable among all the heart-wrenching stories, however, was the saddening news of the Linux community's very own Ken Starks.
For those who don't know him, Starks is a Linux advocate who has worked tirelessly for years equipping underprivileged...
12/15/08 4:00 AM PT | LinuxInsider | 1998 Words
"I am sure you strongly believe in what you are doing but I cannot either support your efforts or allow them to happen in my classroom," Karen wrote in her letter to HeliOS Solutions' Ken Starks. "At this point, I am...
It's not often that geeks wax philosophical about the World of Amour, but HeliOS's Ken Starks was recently brave enough to venture into those treacherous waters -- and treacherous they were.
"When Linux nerds choose mates from the Windows herd" is...
11/30/09 4:00 AM PT | LinuxInsider | 1410 Words
The story involves an American principal, an Indian contracting company, a "large computer/server company with three letters in their name" and a "large credit card company with four letters in their name," as HeliOS's Ken Starks discreetly put it.
The problem?
None other than Ken Starks of the HeliOS Project announced the good news a few weeks ago, explaining that the 60-second ad -- recorded pro bono by professional voice talent -- would be running several times a day for a full month...
04/16/09 4:00 AM PT | LinuxInsider | 904 Words
'New Faces of Linux'
Ken Starks at the HeliOS Project kicked off a whole other cheerful conversation, meanwhile, when he made a series of posts looking at what he called "the new faces of Linux" -- zeroing in on new...
03/12/09 4:00 AM PT | LinuxInsider | 1181 Words
Sure enough, though, that's just what happened not long ago to none other than the Helios Project's own Ken Starks. Yes, Starks was apparently minding his own business at a gas station recently when a disgruntled Windows field technician for a...
09/10/12 5:00 AM PT | LinuxInsider | 1231 Words
Exhibit A: Charity and Kindness
First, in response to the appeal circulated throughout the blogosphere last month, the Linux community wasted no time in stepping up to the challenge and went above and beyond to help legendary advocate and hero for kids, Ken Starks. ...
More than 80 geeks jumped on that one in short order, but not before Ken Starks over on the HeliOS blog posed a related question in his post, "Is the Linux brand poisoned?"
Armed with data from a recent survey, Starks...
02/05/09 4:00 AM PT | LinuxInsider | 946 Words
If It Sounds Too Good To Be True, It Probably Is," Helios blogger Ken Starks writes. "Unfortunately, it is difficult to convince someone responsible for an entire business that Linux is the exception to that rule."
Starks goes on to cite several...
07/26/10 5:00 AM PT | LinuxInsider | 1561 Words
'Linux Is No More Difficult'
Now, elsewhere on the Linux blogs just a few weeks ago, the HeliOS Project's Ken Starks was demonstrating the ease with which Linux can be learned -- even by significant others who are accustomed to...
