Gecko Media Player is a browser plug-in that uses GNOME MPlayer and Mplayer to play media in a browser. It uses the NS4 API and is therefore compatible with all NS4 derived browsers: Iceweasel, Firefox, Iceape, Epiphany, Galeon, Midbrowser, etc.
Read more »Ubuntu Tip : gecko-mediaplayer - Media plug-in for Gecko browsers
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The Sound of Fedora 11
Where would we be without sound? When Fedora 11 lands, along with it will land a number of enhancements to the sound subsystem. I recently caught up with Lennart Poettering. Here's what he had to say about the upcoming improvements and what the future holds...
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gOS 3.1 Gadgets OS Review
gOS is based on Ubuntu 8.04 and thus offers all of the advantages of an Ubuntu based system. This version of gOS includes Wine 1.0 as well as Mozilla's Prism.
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First look: Google Chrome 2.0 - Fast but lacking features
Google has released Chrome 2.0. The speed-demon browser gets an additional kick of speed, a few more features, and a load of bug fixes.
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Chakra Alpha 2
After my less than stellar rant on Arch Linux, I received much feedback. One fellow suggested I look at something called the CHAKRA Project.
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A+ for Dell's new Ubuntu Linux netbook
I was lucky enough to have a friend at Dell who let me play with Dell's new Latitude 2100-N for a few hours. After he chased me down, he pried it out of my fingers. I didn't want to give it up.
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A quick look at Mandriva 2009.1 Spring
I decided to have a look the newest addition to Mandriva family; Madriva One 2009.1 Spring, boldly promising to bring the best of the latest cutting edge technology to your desktop. As promises go this is a big one, and after reading the release note on the Madriva website I wondered if this once probably the most popular distro is ready regain the leaser position.
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Some of Known ubuntu 9.04(Jaunty Jackalope) bugs with workarounds
This tutorial will explain some of Known ubuntu 9.04(Jaunty Jackalope) bugs with workarounds
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Fedora 11 Common Bugs page
So, this week I’ve got to do something I’m pretty familiar with! We’ve been working on the Fedora 11 Common Bugs page. Here’s Several Awesome Things about the common bugs page...
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Xubuntu: A Simple Approach To Ubuntu
The Kubuntu desktop is clean and familiar, with lots of bells and whistles. Now that I'm back doing freelance work again, tweaking the very cool resident desktop features, all the time, is beginning to distract me from pursuing fame and fortune as a humble word-smith.
Read more »How to Change The Look of the Time and Date in Gnome
To do this we only need to change two lines in the Configuration Editor. Here's how to do it:
1. Press Alt + F2 and enter:
gconf-editor
2. In gconf editor, navigate to apps > panel > applets > clock_screen > prefs
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Linux Distros For Netbooks
Our Linux expert tries out netbook-ready Puppy Linux, Ubuntu Netbook Remix, Xubuntu, gOS, and Moblin, and reports on how they stack up.
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Project that should be integrated into the Gnome Desktop
I'm not excited about where Gnome 3.0 is going. I don't oppose the project. I think they should instead evolve the WIMP model to make it better. With that in mind, here are some up-and-coming projects that I think Gnome should consider mentoring for inclusion.
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Puppy Linux 4.2.1 is not a Puppy, it's a Poppa
Puppy has long been the posterboy for all those who needed a light distribution. It is an independent distribution on diet by JWM and a careful selection of applications.
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Linux Myth: Lack of Accounting Software … with Payroll
To date Intuit has failed to create desktop GNU/Linux versions of Quicken and QuickBooks. The “experts” tout this as a show stopper keeping people from switching from Microsoft. There is no reason it should stop everyone.
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