GNOME 2.26 is the latest version of the GNOME Desktop: a popular, multi-platform desktop environment for your computer. GNOME's focus is ease of use, stability, and first class internationalisation and accessibility support.
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Ubuntu Refreshes Art for Jaunty Jackalope
Ubuntu keeps promising a completely new theme in every release, but it has been delayed time and time again. The wait is over, though, since the artwork in Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty Jackalope daily builds is rapidly being refreshed.
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Installing Parallels Desktop 4 Tools on PCLinuxOS 2009 Guest
I will be installing PCLinux 2009 on one of my computers but I'm going to have to test it more to see if it deserves a space on the hard drive. Since I also use Mac OS X Leopard every once in a while, I decided to install PCLOS 2009 as guest operating system using Parallels Desktop to find out just how well it runs.
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Urban Terror
One of the most asked questions in the world of Linux is if there are any nice games for it. Because of that it looks like a good idea to me to write here about a few games for Linux. My first victim is the First Person Shooter Urban Terror.
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3 Must Have Video Converters for Linux
You’re a Linux user and you want to convert videos from DVD to iPhone or convert video files in flash format to stream online, what are you choices? A few years back you were stuck with command line only utilities like FFmpeg, which works great but doesn’t offer the ease of use found in GUI applications.
Read more »Finally free voice/ video chat is there
Just 3 years after Google first released their Jingle extension for Jabber which they used in their GTalk application it is finally possible to use it on the open source desktop too.
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Create ODF documents without OpenOffice.org
While you can create and save documents in the OpenDocument format using OpenOffice.org, KWord, or AbiWord, there are other ways to generate ODF files. odtwriter, for example, can help you to quickly convert plain text files formatted using reStructured Text markup into odt (OpenOffice.org Writer-compatible ODF) documents.
Read more »Ubuntu 9.04 Has a Brand New Wallpaper
After the new login screen, new themes and the new boot splash theme introduced the other day, Canonical finally updated the old Ubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex) wallpaper with a brand new one.
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Adding a dzen2 Statusbar to xmonad
Using the xmonad tiling window manger and looking for a way to keep track of your workspaces, the time, and more? This guide shows how you can set up dzen2 as a statusbar with state information from xmonad.
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The Other Side of the Linux Hardware Story
I just read Free Software Magazine's article about the state of Linux hardware support. While I agree in many ways about the lack of vendor support for Linux, there is another side to the story. Think about the last time you bought a piece of hardware that worked perfectly with Linux.
Read more »Zmanda Prepares Ubuntu 9.04 Open Source Backup Support
When Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope) launches in April, Zmanda - the open source backup company - will stand next to Canonical in full support of the Linux distribution. I got early details from Zmanda CEO Chander Kant (pictured) today during an extensive conversation in New York City.
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Music playing time with Listen
If you love music then you’re probably looking for the music player of your choice. You could choose among several types of music players out there. Lately I’ve been listening to music on my netbook using Listen.
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Ubuntu Package Management from Command line using apt (Advanced Packaging Tool)
The Advanced Packaging Tool, which has since been ported by Conectiva for use with rpm and has been adopted by some other distributions.
Read more »GNOME 2.26 big on device, messaging integration
Like gum to a shoe, the GNOME Project has stuck to its six monthly release schedule again, issuing version 2.26 of its open source desktop environment.
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Xandros Presto: A Commercial Distribution You Might Appreciate
I agree with pavs when he wrote “How Not To Make a Commercial Linux Distribution”, but there are still some ideas and concepts out there that might be worth paying for.
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