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Read more »Keeping An Eye On Your Internet Speed With Netspeed (GNOME/Ubuntu 8.04)
Netspeed is a GNOME applet that shows the current down- and upload bandwidth of a network device. You can use it to keep an eye on your Internet speed, for example. This guide shows how to install it on an Ubuntu 8.04 desktop.
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How to Backup Evolution
From an old mailing list gem, I got the right method to back up your Evolution (mail + calendar + contacts) data the right way:
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Begone Caps Lock and Other Great Keyboard Hacks
Want to get rid of the evil caps lock key without mutilating your keyboard? Want to give those silly Windows keys useful jobs, or put all those extra multi-media keys to work?
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9 Must-Have OpenOffice Extensions
Like Firefox, OpenOffice also comes with extensions that you can use to improve its functionality. Here, we have tested all the extensions and sorted out those that are useful for everyday use.
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A New Refreshing Look for Ubuntu
It looks like there will be no theme overhaul in Ubuntu 8.10, but a number of nice themes and concepts have been proposed. I've been using one of these themes, called Dust.
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Quickly move an executable between systems with ELF Statifier
Shared libraries that are dynamically linked make more efficient use of disk space than those that are statically linked, and more importantly allow you to perform security updates in a more efficient manner, but executables compiled against a particular version of a dynamic library expect that version of the shared library to be available on the machine they run on.
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Performance tuning with System Control (sysctl) in Ubuntu
The Linux kernel is flexible, and you can even modify the way it works on the fly by dynamically changing some of its parameters using sysctl command.
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Linux to get a new numbering scheme?
Linux kernel developer Greg Kroah-Hartman is leading an effort now that could possibly end up changing the way the Linux kernel is numbered.
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The Untapped Open Source Online Gaming Opportunity
When it comes to gaming engines, the open source world has plenty of options to offer. But they're not always tapped by game developers, especially ones who deal with online games.
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25 reasons to use Linux Mint
Mint, the only leafy plant not to be ignored (excluding the cannabis). How about Mint Linux?
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Enhance Your Clipboard with a Clipboard Manager
The clipboard system in Linux (X11 to be more specific) receives complaints from users who expect it to work differently when applications are closed.
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Indamixx sound box plays on Linux base
Hip hop artists might not be the most obvious target for Linux evangelists, but a little-known distribution called Transmission is making waves. It's what powers Indamixx, a pro audio production system that runs on a customised Samsung handheld computer created by Trinity Audio Group.
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Minisys Linux: Puppy on steroids
Puppy Linux makes it easy to remaster its distribution, which probably explains the sheer number of Puppy Linux variants, called puplets, in the wild.
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Sending Email From Your System with sSMTP
Wouldn't it be useful if your computer could email you? I'd like to be notified by email when my server is in trouble, but I don't want to run my own mail server. sSMTP is perfect for this; it's a simple way to send email from your system to an SMTP mail server, like Gmail's.
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