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4 Minimal Linux Desktop Distributions
I’ve been researching concepts of minimalism as it applies to computing and personal productivity, and I’m convinced that in many cases, a minimal setup can really help you get more done.
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Open source VS proprietary support
One of the biggest arguments people try to use against Open source programs is the supposed lack of support. In general I have found that support for open source programs is equal to and ofttimes better than that provided by proprietary companies.
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Abiword is Awesome
Abiword has just become my new favorite word processor. It’s always been nice for being so quick and low on resources, but the 2.6 release of Abiword has added two new features which have pushed it over the top for me.
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Red Hat and Fedora are Poles Apart
While Fedora is too bleeding edge, Red Hat (and Centos) is too conservative. They are poles apart and don't offer anything in between.
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Conky-like Desktop Info Application With Html Support (gtk-desktop-info) [Ubuntu / Linux]
gtk-desktop-info is a python tool to display various pieces of information directly on the desktop, using plugins for html rendering, with html templates and css style sheets for formatting.
Read more »Pupeee 4.2 released
Pupeee 4.2 is released. This Eee PC optimized Netbook distro is based on Puppy Linux. Puppy Linux (and the Puppeee distro) was written from scratch with 2 goals in mind: speed & ease of use.
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KDE 4.2, NEPOMUK and Linux distributions
NEPOMUK and Strigi do not work in the vast majority of Linux distributions. We'll see why, and how we can fix that.
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Xubuntu 9.04: Where’s the beef?
It’s hard to see the point of Xubuntu. Most of the polish and new features Canonical comes up with are reserved for Ubuntu itself, and I feel that side projects like Xubuntu and Kubuntu just can’t keep up.
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Music Notation Software for Linux: a Progress Report, Part 2
In this article, I conclude my status report on the development of some of the most active notation software projects for Linux.
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Six Levels Of Linux Customization
I’ve noticed that if you spend any time investigating the benefits of using Linux you will undoubtedly run across a few people commenting on how customizable it is. A person can tweak their desktop to make it look and behave to their precise liking.
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Taking LXDE For a Test Drive
There are a lot of contenders in the ring when it comes to open source desktop environments. I’d been hearing more and more about a new challenger for the lightweight crown, LXDE. Can it stack up against the likes of Window Maker, Enlightenment, and Openbox?
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Firefox 3.5 Beta 4 will Ship on Time This Week
The Mozilla Foundation says it is still on track to release Firefox 3.5 Beta 4 sometime later this week despite the lack of a firm release date.
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Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope) released and Download Now
The Ubuntu team is pleased to announce Ubuntu 9.04 Desktop and Server editions and Ubuntu Netbook Remix, continuing Ubuntu's tradition of integrating the latest and greatest open source technologies into a high-quality, easy-to-use Linux distribution.
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18 Features Windows Should Have (but Doesn't)
Love it or hate it, Microsoft Windows is the world's most dominant operating system.
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