"Download and try gNewSense GNU/Linux, an operating system that contains nothing but free software! Even the drivers for all the devices this system supports are free software. You can test drive gNewSense before you install it and see what a completely free computer operating system can do for you. This CD is an updated version of the gNewSense GNU/Linux system I discussed before..."
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A video tour of openSUSE 11 (with KDE 4 desktop)
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SUSE has been around almost since the dawn of consumer-level desktop Linux, and openSUSE 11 upholds the SUSE reputation for having not just a wide range of available applications, but also excellent documentation and a fine user-to-user support community. For this video we chose the KDE 4.x desktop option. KDE 3.5x and GNOME are also available as defaults in openSUSE.
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Better bookmark tagging with HandyTag, Tagmarks, and TagSifter
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The bookmark tagging feature introduced in Firefox 3 is not particularly difficult in use... The ease of use doesn't mean, though, that the tagging feature in Firefox can't be improved.
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Would Adobe Make A Custom Linux OS
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In a recent MarketWatch article, John C. Dvorak suggests that, in order to counter pressure from Microsoft's Silverlight, Adobe should port their software to Linux and design a specialized Linux OS that is optimized to run their suite of applications really well and really fast. Dvorak suggests this as blow to Microsoft, since it would promote Linux.
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12 Resources for Free Open Source Tutorials and Tools
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Since its inception, we've tried to make collections of tips, pointers to free tutorials, and advice on the best applications a regular part of the editorial content here at OStatic.
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KMess - MSN Messenger Client for KDE in openSUSE Linux
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KMess is a MSN Messenger client for KDE Users in Linux. It enables Linux users to chat with friends online who are using MSN Messenger in Windows or Mac OS or Linux. The strength of KMess is it’s integration with the KDE desktop environment, focus on MSN Messenger specific features and an easy-to-use interface.
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OpenOffice.org Impress: Using Master Slides
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The Master view in Impress is the equivalent of page styles in Writer. It's the view where you can set elements of design that appear throughout your presentation, such as the slide background and foreground colors, any reoccurring elements, and the fonts. By creating the master slides you need before you add content, you can automate your work and free yourself to focus on content.
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Using Evolution for Time Management.
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My time and case management is based of Gnome Evolution. It syncs with my Treo 650 via Gnome Pilot. I use Evolution's Calendar for specific timed events. I use the Task feature as a tickler file for work flow management. Using the Calendar is a "no brainer" but it took me a while to get the Task feature to work the way I need it to.
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A Second Taste of KDE: Laptop Flavor
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Although KDE 4.1 was not ready for my multi-headed desktop, I eventually realized I could give it a shot on my laptop. Since my laptop is practically a thin-client for my desktop right now, I can be a little more daring with it.
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Review: Linux Software Installer
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Recently, TuxSoftware contacted me and asked that I take a look at their new "Linux Software Installer" package. Intrigued by their product, I did.
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Using GNOME on a Small Screen
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Last week, we reviewed the Aspire One, Acer's entry into the netbook market. The small but powerful device comes preloaded with either Linux or Windows XP, and we reviewed the Linux version.
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Using Virtual Desktops in Linux
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After my last, rather lengthy, article about useful graphical tools , I am going to talk about another aspect of the Linux graphical user interface that I also find rather useful: Virtual Desktops. Thankfully, this should be a much shorter article!
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Gnubiff — mail notifications on your desktop
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I would like to show you, how easiliy incoming mails can be monitored using a cute little GNOME applet called Gnubiff.
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64 Studio Review
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Many people know the mantra - if you are a gamer or office worker, you use the OS from Redmond. If you are a creative person such as a musician, video editor, etc you use a Mac. Geeks use Linux. But more and more people are moving away from Windows and seeking either Macs or Linux.
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Why use Shell in Ubuntu
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The real measure of a Linux user expertise comes from your abilities at the shell. In our modern age, the GUI is mistakenly considered “progress.”
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