It's always comforting to know that I can do a lot of important things inside the Linux terminal. Even those stuff that I normally do using a GUI like posting Twitter updates, downloading torrent files and Instant Messaging (IM).Today, let me show you how I was able to download a YouTube video from the Linux terminal.
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Parted Magic - a nice touch
I've been using Parted Magic to work on my disks, and after recently replacing my old 1.x live Parted Magic CD with 4.6, I'm enjoying the little things that PM brings to the project.
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Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid) Alpha 2 released
Welcome to Lucid Lynx Alpha 2, which will in time become Ubuntu 10.04 LTS.
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SuperGamer, 8GB of Linux-Only Gameplay
I admit, I'm one of those people who dual-boots so I can play video games. I've tried running programs like CrossOver Games in order to feed my need for fragging, but in the end, it seems I always have to install Windows to enjoy some real gaming fun.
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How to configure Thunderbird Yahoo mail settings in Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic)
This tutorial will explain how to configure Thunderbird Yahoo mail settings in Ubuntu 9.10.
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Openoffice.org 3.2 RC2 is out !
Announced today the release of Openoffice3.2 RC2, the new release comes with new features and improvements. Note that the final release of Openoffice 3.2 is planned for XX January 2010.
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Bangrang 1.0 “The Basics” released
AImagendrew Lake, the main developer of Bangarang, has announced the release of Bangarang 1.0 “The Basics”. Bangarang is a media player for KDE. The name comes from the Jamaican word for noisy, chaos or disorder. Bangarang is a simple and stylish media player. The version 1.0 of Bangarang aims to introduce a basic functionality feature set.
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Print Beautiful Custom Calendars in Linux With Photo Calendar
Santa didn't bring you any calendars this year? Feeling a creative urge? Try Photo Calendar for creating and printing your own beautiful custom calendars.
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Ubuntu’s Disk Usage Analyzer
Although it may not be news to many Ubuntu users, I recently discovered the Disk Usage Analyzer tool, which has proved enormously useful. Here's why I think it's so great.
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Testing OpenShot Video Editor
When Lucid Lynx ships in April, it will come with a video editor installed by default, which will be a first for Ubuntu. With this in mind, I decided to test drive OpenShot, an open-source, nonlinear editor that reached its 1.0 release very recently.
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Playing With PiTiVi
I recently tested the open-source video editor OpenShot, so I thought it would only be fair for me also to play around with PiTiVi, the editor that at this point is set to come installed by default with Ubuntu 10.04 when it debuts in April 2010. I found some time to do so today. Read on for the details.
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Hands on: Boxee beta is brilliant, still not quite stable
Ars takes a hands-on look at the latest beta release of Boxee, a popular media center application that is ideal for HTPCs. The improved user interface is profoundly impressive, but the application still needs more work.
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Labels with PostScript::MailLabels Getting Started
Alan Jackson’s PostScript::MailLabels is a Perl utility to automate production of high-quality label layouts. it is designed to be useful to Perl scripters, who can easily incorporate high-quality
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WordGrinder: Word Processing Terminal Style
You may think that word processing is all about WYSIWYG and GUI, but WordGrinder is living proof that a word processor that runs in a terminal does make sense.
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Create Custom Ubuntu Live-CD With Remastersys in Karmic
Remastersys is a tool that can be used to do 2 things with an existing Klikit or Ubuntu or derivative installation.It can make a full system backup including personal data to a live cd or dvd that you can use anywhere and install. It can make a distributable copy you can share with friends. This will not have any of your personal user data in it.
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