I have decided to become one of the vast multitude who have been offering opinions on the great Talking Point of these days, Google’s Chrome OS. I feel eminently qualified to do so, because I know just as little about it as everyone else.
Read more »All About Google's ChromeOS, by the Pundit Savant
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Omnipresent Search Interface GNOME Deskbar
The GNOME Deskbar applet serves as a one-stop shop for all of your desktop searching needs. Deskbar manages this by using various plugins to interact with different Linux desktop search tools. But Deskbar isn’t limited to just a search tool.
Read more »Find out what RAM type you have in Linux
To check what RAM memory type yo have installed (and also see other useful information about your system), do a sudo dmidecode
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Introducing WPChameleon… Don’t like the color? Change it.
After the launch of the new theme, there seemed to be some disagreement regarding colors and what was the easiest color to read on. I choose the colors for this theme specifically to be easily readable, but, apparently, some people prefer to read on orange. Now you have that choice, along with a number of other options, with WPChameleon.
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Troubleshooting LTSP: Firewall
You will want to do a lot of testing with the firewall before you call it good. This is an area that often will cause you problems. If you are using the ufw firewall then you will want to enable it first.
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Mozilla Firefox 3.5.1 Released
Please see the complete list of changes in this version. You may also be interested in the Firefox 3.5 release notes for a list of changes in the previous version.
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Sidux 2009-02 (KDE)
Sidux is based on Debian and you can download a version that uses the XFCE or KDE desktop environments. You can also opt to download the lite version that weighs in at about 600MB or the full version that weighs in at around 2.1GB. Being the greedy app pig that I am, I opted to download the full KDE version.
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Gnome-Art NextGen - Icons, Themes, Wallpapers, Splash Screens and Grub One Click Install
Gnome-Art Next Generation is the successor of Gnome-Art and lets you change your Gnome-themes (icon-, wallpaper-, splash-,...-themes) with one click. It is in an early stage and under development but it looks very promising already.
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Quod Libet - A Different GTK Music Player
Quod Libet is a GTK music player written in Python with support for various audio formats, including Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, MP3, WAV, MP4 and WMA. Quod Libet has a different interface and a slightly different approach compared to players like Rhythmbox or Banshee, for example.
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Ubuntu 8.04.3 LTS released
The Ubuntu team is proud to announce the release of Ubuntu 8.04.3 LTS, the third maintenance update to Ubuntu’s 8.04 LTS release. This release includes updated server, desktop, and alternate installation CDs for the i386 and amd64 architectures.
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WattOS – A Fast Energy-Saving Linux Based on Ubuntu
WattOS Beta 3 is a lightweight Linux Distro geared towards running on less energy and for recycled or low power computers without compromising on features or performance that you’d expect from a full power system. Their motto “Light, Fast, Now” seeks to provide a low-energy full featured Linux distro.
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Howto: Share mobile broadband in Ubuntu using only the GUI
Like many people who aren't able to get DSL, I use mobile broadband. Typically, at least in Ireland and the UK, you are forced to purchase a modem with your contract.
Read more »Mandriva Releases Flash 2009 Spring
Mandriva, Europe's leading Linux editor, today announced the launch of Mandriva Flash 2009 Spring which takes the highly popular family of Mandriva Flash yet another step further.
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Can Linux manage updates more easily than Windows?
Our continuing Linux-vs.-Windows series turns now to the absolute basics -- sooner or later you're going to install, update or upgrade something.
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Take Open Source Software For a Test Drive With Click2Try
It's easy for people who are skeptical of open source software to come up with a dozen reasons -- some perfectly valid -- to not give it a chance. Click2Try is a great way to try open source software in a virtual environment without the hassle of downloads and installation.
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