We all know about downloading a Linux live CD and burning it to a disc or running it in Virtualware - but what about building your own unique, customised live CD on the Web and then downloading and burning it? Cool! Well, follow the links in this story and allow Nimblex to do all the hard work for you.
Read more »New Miro Guide Feature: People Who Subscribe…
"Many channels now include recommendations based on other people’s subscription habits..."
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Evolution beta is a powerful personal data mining tool
Roelof Temmingh has written a cool new application which provides individuals with the ability to do data mining of publicly available information. It's a cross-platform Java application called Evolution, currently in its second beta, and available as a free download.
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Finding RSS Subscriber Counts Through Apache Logs
If you've declined to use a service like FeedBurner to handle your RSS feeds, you might wonder how many subscribers you actually have.
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Compiz Fusion Community News Edition 13 for August 28, 2007 : Wikup!
Summary: Hello and thanks for reading! We’ve made some exiting progress this week in bugs, features and the website. Just to get this out of the way, it is now safe to upgrade Compiz Fusion
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Seeking a little Linux? Try Blackbox
My son, who is just beginning college with his new (used) eBay laptop computer, was trawling the net the other day when he came across a nifty little software tool called Blackbox.
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Another Linux user. Our ranks grow.
About 6 months ago I was having a conversation with my roommate Beth, talking about her aging Dell laptop. She was considering getting a desktop machine to use as her primary workhorse for her up and coming graduate student immersion.
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Three flavours of Open Source distros reviewed
Some of you seem to be a bit interested in the new open sauce flavours floating around. One more go at the sauces, and we will see if you like it. Or not. You can flame, or ask for more. Here goes.
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Why WGA and DRM will fail
"We had two reports last week that gave us the reason why DRM and WGA will fail in the long run..."
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Installing PCLinuxOS - what a breeze
I’m setting up a PC for my future father-in-law right now. I’m avoiding installing Windows as I hate dealing with it. I’m happy to help him to get to grips with using the machine and doing whatever he wants with it, but not so happy with having to provide Windows support (after all, I don’t use Windows, so I can hardly call myself an expert at it).
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13 Great Open Source Games
We’ve all heard it. “[Insert open-source OS] has no good games.” You know they are wrong. But what do you do?
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Introducing the Hardy Heron
"I am delighted to have the pleasure of announcing the Hardy Heron (Ubuntu 8.04), the next version of Ubuntu that will succeed Gutsy Gibbon (Ubuntu 7.10, due for release in October 2007). [This] release will proudly wear the badge of Long Term Support (LTS)..."
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X.Org 7.3 Preview
Among the new features for X.Org 7.3 include the Xorg server 1.4, adjusting a display's backlight, updated drivers, and support for font catalog directories. X.Org server contains RandR 1.2 support, input hot-plugging, KDrive enhancements, Solaris DTrace support, and EXA improvements.
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Conglomerate XML editor Overview
Conglomerate aims to be an XML editor that everyone can use.
Conglomerate is perfect open source tool for XML manipulation and editing.
It is suitable for fast DocBook XML creating from text files. Great tool for everyday office and home work.
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Using Firefox More Efficiently - Top 9 Functional/Usability Extensions
Firefox is becoming increasingly popular. One reason may be simple spite against Microsoft’s Internet Explorer. For me, the reason is Firefox’s extensibility. Its interface and functions can be customized.
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