After searching for some hours i have compilled a list of some linux distributions which are customized for netbook and give awesome performance with limited netbook resources.
Read more »Much ado about nothing: C# use in open source
If one were to go by the amount of noise made by pro-Mono people regarding the superiority of the Microsoft clone which they love, one would conclude that C# is the programming language du jour. The reality appears to be somewhat different.
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Enable auto login in Ubuntu
If you are the only user on your Ubuntu system (or if you have a default user on a Ubuntu system that should always be the user logged in) then you might want to consider setting up auto login
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Many Changes for SimplyMEPIS 8.0.10
MEPIS LLC has released SimplyMEPIS 8.0.10, an update to the community edition of MEPIS 8.0. The updated components include recent updates from the Debian Lenny pool and also the security patched Linux kernel 2.6.27.30.
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5 Rhythmbox Plugins Worth Installing
Rhythmbox ships with many popular plug-ins already installed - such as lastfm scrobble support, visualizations, DAAP music sharing and iPod support, but you can expand Rhythmbox's features further with third party plug-ins that range from a 10 band graphic equalizer to simple 'jump to now playing' hacks.
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Linux. More fun than flubber.
My borgship is in the dry dock for repairs to its visualising apparatus. In other words I am waiting for my graphics card to arrive so I can return to full blown Borg assimilation mode. While I am waiting I decided to crank up a little VIA nano box I had configured as a Mythbuntu server.
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SCO vs. Linux: Unix copyright dispute enters the next round
Litigation between the SCO Group and Novell over the copyright to Unix grinds slowly onwards. The Court of Appeals has affirmed that SCO must pay approximately $2.5 million in royalties to Novell, but has remanded the question of whether the copyright to Unix was passed on to SCO when the distribution rights were sold, back to the Utah District Court for retrial.
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On-line Backups - What Will They Think of Next?
Backups are a technology or process that everyone — everyone! — needs to consider. This article looks at some on-line backup options for Linux that can apply to the spectrum of home to enterprise-class users.
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New trial means Unix ownership still up for debate
A US federal appeals court overturned a judge’s ruling that granted Novell the copyright of the Unix computer OS yesterday. A panel of three judges of the 10th US circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a judge in the August 2007 case wrongfully handed the copyright to Novell. As a result the panel has ordered a “remand for trial” to establish ownership.
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Arch and Asus EEE 900
It had Win XP installed, but I quickly wiped that and installed Arch on it. Mind you, at that point I wasn’t at all confident. I assumed I wouldn’t get things like wireless, webcam, suspend and resume and the function keys to work.
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Convert PDF files to JPEG, TIFF and more..
Use ImageMagic's convert program to convert between image formats as well as resize an image, blur, crop, despeckle, dither, draw on, flip, join, re-sample, and much more.
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How To Enable Adobe's Flash Player In Google Chrome (Ubuntu 9.04)
This tutorial explains how you can install the Google Chrome browser on Ubuntu 9.04 and how to enable the Adobe Flash plugin in it. Please note that Google Chrome for Ubuntu is still in alpha state and should not be used on production systems.
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Response Tuxmachines.org, okay why Linux and Open Source will not take MS
I got some interesting feedback on tuxmachines.org about my Linux article. Either I was not clear enough on my article, or some people have simply not read it, so let me make my points even clearer for those who choose not to read the whole article.
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What If Novell Does Not Own UNIX? Nothing.
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Interrupt mitigation in the block layer
Network device drivers have been using the increasingly misnamed NAPI ("new API") interface for some time now. NAPI allows a network driver to turn off interrupts from an interface and go into a polling mode. Polling is often seen as a bad thing, but it's really only a problem when poll attempts turn up no useful work to do.
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