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Archive for May, 2007

Handy New User Links

Thursday, May 31st, 2007

Well I know I said that Security was next in line but I got a few emails that wanted to know things like what else can I use and where do I find if this works or not so I thought I would post a couple of the more useful links that may answer some [...]

Multi Media in Linux

Wednesday, May 30th, 2007

Okay you are getting closer to taking that big step and the one thing that is worrying you is will you still be able to see the grandkids pictures or the home movies you and the missus made last year. Well the answer to that is yes you can and even more if you so [...]

The Secrets of Firefox about:config

Wednesday, May 30th, 2007

 
jcatcw writes “While Firefox is very customizable, many of its settings aren’t in the Options. Each setting is named and stored as a string, integer, or Boolean in a file called prefs.js and accessed via about:config from the nav bar. Computerworld provides instructions on 20 tweaks for speeding up page loads, making tabs behave, reducing [...]

Open Web Analytics for WordPress

Wednesday, May 30th, 2007

 
WordPress is a full-featured “personal publishing” platform, but it offers little in the way of traffic analysis. If you’d like to dig into your traffic patterns and have a better idea who’s visiting your site and what they’re coming to see, take a look at the Open Web Analytics (OWA) plugin for WordPress. It’s easy [...]

How To Create a Linux Desktop App In 14 Minutes For Beginners (Using QDevelop and Qt4)

Wednesday, May 30th, 2007

Create a small program that runs on your desktop. Here is that tutorial that you wanted to see so that you could get started into programming really simple and easy to follow.
Check out the Tutorial
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Game’s in Linux

Tuesday, May 29th, 2007

Ah you say this is the part where you can say see linux is not that good! Well while that truth of the matter is nope linux has games that you can run with more being ported to native linux daily, the truth is that the newest games are a pain to run under linux. [...]

What is the Hacker Ethic Anyway?

Tuesday, May 29th, 2007

I figured I would take this time out to help inform others what this ethic is. An error correction from the previous entry though: Information being free is important, but not the very first part of the Hacker Ethic. Let’s take a look at it:
Access to computers — and anything which might teach [...]

Joost on Linux: it’s difficult, but possible

Tuesday, May 29th, 2007

 
Joost, the compelling new on-demand P2P video service from the creators of Skype, has attracted considerable attention since the launch of its closed beta program. Last week, we offered 10,000 of our readers the opportunity to join in on the fun. I grabbed an invite myself so that I could put Joost to the test [...]

Linux for Today

Monday, May 28th, 2007

What is the condition of the Linux today? That is a question that I get all the time and one that is getting easier to answer every day. I always ask the user what do they want out of Linux and that cures some of the woes and worries they have. With todays options with [...]

Happy Memorial Day

Monday, May 28th, 2007

To one and all a Happy and Safe Holiday, and don’t forget to say thanks to a vet that you may know in your area.
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