In Windows they are used for a long time already, but most Linux-users probably don't even know that their system supports them too. Access Control Lists (ACLs) extend the regular permissions we all know with the possibility to give permissions for specific users/groups.

A great tool for doing this is 'Phatch', a free and open source platform that will allow editing of images in bulk and easily. The properties that we can change are size, resolution,size limit, transpose images, watermarks, borders, shadows, text ..

Seamless mode allows Linux users to run those few Windows applications they can't live without in a more natural and integrated way. This article shows you what seamless mode is and how it works.

Micro-blogging is all the rage these days. ?It is a webservice which allows the subscriber to send short text updates or micromedia such as photos or audio clips and publish them, either to be viewed by anyone or by a restricted group which can be chosen by the user.

With more and more users turning to the Internet to store and share documents, Linux developer Ubuntu has also entered the market with a beta version of its UbuntuOne service (http://www.ubuntuone.com). The platform is a competitor to the likes of Dropbox and allows users to synchronise files between computers as well as sharing them with friends and colleagues.

Are you a collector of wallpapers and do you like your wallpaper to change at a given interval or when you change to a different workspace? If you are that person then Wallpapoz is for you.

* The game should now work on 64 bit CPUs
* Added the Forbidden Swamp boss
* Added basic inventory system so the player can see items and their quantities
* The Forest map now has proper scroll limits
* Water animates
* Raft interaction point only takes away the logs when the objective has been completed
* Added the Sewer and Fortress Outskirts maps

I ran out of money last month quite early (in NL you usually get paid once a month) and I did not understand why. Since Skrooge got imported last month in KDE SVN, I wondered if that could help me determine why.