9th of may, saturday evening, in Rastriya Nach Ghar Jamal there was the album launch of Kutumba titled ‘Mithila’. This was the outcome of the Kutumba sanga Hatemalo. They had travelled east to Banapa and Panauti to do the Hatemalo with the local musician. Then to west to Batulechaur and at last to the south to Janakpur. According to them they were inspired by the Janakpur so they have selected this title for their new album.
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11
May
Kutumba’s Album Launch
I am happy to announce you all that my design for the Smashing Magazine’s April Calender have been selected. You all can visit to http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2009/03/30/desktop-wallpaper-calendar-april-2009/
and see my design. The title of the design is Blossom. It is a simple photograph and made it as a wallpaper. You can download it and use it as a wallpaper for the month of april.
I wasn’t expecting that i would get this much in this one week. But it all happened beyond expectation. जती सोचीएको थियो त्यो भन्दा बढी पाए । म FossNepal र Diyaalo Enterprises लाई धन्यबाद दिन चाहन्छु ।
Day 1: I was pretty new in the field of Linux since most of my time on computing was with Windows until this day. But when i listened to the presentation given by the trainers about foss and Linux i was quite impressed and opted to be a linux user. This day we had basic information about the Foss and Linux, its speciality and its power.
19
Jan
Visit to CAN
I had a visit to CAN info Tech 2009 but i didn’t find anything interesting this year. This year’s event was mainly focused on inverters. We are facing a big power problem which may be major cause so there were inverters everywhere. Its seem to me as if i am visiting some inverter fair. I didn’t find any new technology this year. Normally for the people just like me it used to a event from which we could get updated about the new technology but this year everything which were shocased were mainly old one for me. But this may be because i am updated with the technology from other media in beforehand.
