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Rate Google Quick Scroll Finds Your Search Terms on Clicked Results [Downloads]

Original at Lifehacker external link    Thu, Dec 10

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By Kevin Purdy Google Quick Scroll requires a development version of Chrome running on Windows, or a beta (or daily build) version on Linux, with Mac betas soon to follow. Google Quick Scroll (by Google) [Google Chrome Extensions via Google Operating System]

Rate Microsoft NZ senior manager quits

Original at National Business Review external link    Wed, Dec 9

Mr Roberts has often served as Microsoft's public face in controversial arenas, such as the ongoing debate about Linux and open source software - and has ... Microsoft NZ restructures for tougher climateNational Business Review all 4 news articles »

Rate Malicious Linux screensaver proves any os's biggest vulnerability is sitting ... - Downloadsquad

Original at Download Squad external link    Wed, Dec 9

Malicious Linux screensaver proves any os's biggest vulnerability is sitting ... Downloadsquad (blog) antivirus programs for Windows, and you'll probably come across at least one comment from a Linux or Mac flexing about how impervious his or her OS is. ...

This Week

 

Rate How To: Wireless Drivers in Ubuntu Linux & Linux MintVideo included in this story.  Click to view.

Original at YouTube external link    Wed, Dec 9

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By rss@youtube.com (OSGUIShow) Author: OSGUIShow Keywords: Tutorial Live Action and Screencast of how to setup Wireless Device Drivers in Ubuntu Linux 9.10 Mint 8. Added: December 9, 2009

Rate New Sugar on a Stick Brings Much Needed Improvements

Original at Wired external link    Wed, Dec 9

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By Chuck Lawton My first impression was how incredibly easy it is to obtain and install on your memory stick. Fedora has released a flash installation tool that handles downloading and imaging the flash drive on Windows systems. (There are installation instructions for other operating systems as well.)...

Rate How To: gOS 3.1 Linux (Good OS) Review ScreencastVideo included in this story.  Click to view.

Original at YouTube external link    Wed, Dec 9    5 related articles

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By rss@youtube.com (OSGUIShow) Author: OSGUIShow Keywords: Review Screencast Tutorial gOS 3.1 Linux Good OS based on Ubuntu Linux 8.10 32bit Google Apps programs games how to install OS computer demonstration Ubuntu 9.10 64bit Kdenlive 0.7.6 Cheese RecordMyDesktop Video OSGUI.com Tech Show Added: December 9, 2009

Rate First Mobile Firefox enters home stretch

Original at CNET News.com external link    Tue, Dec 8

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Mashable (blog) The N900 is aimed in part at programmers who want to low-level control over a device through its Linux operating system. But Firefox--like Google's ... Firefox Mobile Browser Finally Set to LaunchMashable (blog) Browser of choiceManila Standard Today

Rate Test Out Any DNS Service in Ubuntu Without Router Tweaking [DNS]

Original at Lifehacker external link    Tue, Dec 8

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By Kevin Purdy Since Google decided to launch its own DNS service, we've dug into finding the fastest domain name server and knowing if yours failed. If you're on a GNOME-based Linux system, you can also try any DNS service without router configuration.

Rate Gaming in Windows 7

Original at PC Magazine external link    Mon, Dec 7

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Home Cinema Choice And Linux—well, forget about Linux. (Gaming companies certainly have.) That leaves Windows. And with the release of Windows 7 just in time for the holiday ... Windows XP 'holding back PC gaming'TechRadar UK all 3 news articles »

Rate Nokia N900 Linux smartphone

Original at Reg Hardware external link    Mon, Dec 7

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NokNok.tv Now, with the N900, Nokia is trying something new, with a brand new OS in Maemo 5 – a slimmed down version of Debian Linux – plus a host of top-end features ... Nokia to halve smartphone offeringsStrategyEye (subscription) all 8 news articles »

Rate How To: Instalando Linux e Windows no mesmo computador (Tutorial Simples)Video included in this story.  Click to view.

Original at YouTube external link    Mon, Dec 7

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By rss@youtube.com (racerxdl) Author: racerxdl Keywords: Um tutorial bem simples ensinando como instalar Linux Windows na mesma maquina com menu de boot Lucas Teske EnergyLabs Energy Labs Brasil Added: December 7, 2009

Rate How To: Docks in Ubuntu Linux to make it look like Apple Mac OS XVideo included in this story.  Click to view.

Original at YouTube external link    Mon, Dec 7    2 related articles

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By rss@youtube.com (OSGUIShow) Author: OSGUIShow Keywords: Screencast Tutorial how to Docks Ubuntu Linux look like Apple Mac OS X Avant Window Navigator GLX-Dock Ubuntu Tweak Added: December 7, 2009

Rate How To: Themes / Look & Feel in Ubuntu Linux 9.10 & GnomeVideo included in this story.  Click to view.

Original at YouTube external link    Sun, Dec 6

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By rss@youtube.com (OSGUIShow) Author: OSGUIShow Keywords: look feel themes icons wallpapers linux mint ubuntu linux video screencast tutorial osgui tech show Added: December 6, 2009

Rate KELLNER: Thanks for year's best technologies

Original at Washington Times external link    Sun, Dec 6

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Ubuntu, one of the top Linux "distros," is up to version 9.10, aka "Karmic Koala" — and I'm not making that nickname up. The open systems promise of Linux ...

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Original at YouTube external link    Sat, Dec 5    1 related articles

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By rss@youtube.com (miniCruzer911) Author: miniCruzer911 Keywords: Ubuntu kubuntu edubuntu xubuntu linux fedora debian windows winehq wine help with problem tutorial Added: December 5, 2009

Rate How To: 8 Advantages of using LinuxVideo included in this story.  Click to view.

Original at YouTube external link    Fri, Dec 4

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By rss@youtube.com (knowmorecomp) Author: knowmorecomp Keywords: advantages of Ubuntu advantages of linux linux advantages ubuntu ubuntu advantages why linux why use linux Added: December 4, 2009

Rate Performous Is Like Rock Band for Your Linux PC [Downloads]

Original at Lifehacker external link    Fri, Dec 4

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By Lisa Hoover You can pick up several free songs from the web site, or you can add your own MP3s, along with song text and video files. So go snag the game, add some music, and get your groove on this weekend (without ponying up for a gaming console or a new game). Performous is a free, open-source download, cur...

Past Month

 

Rate The 5 Best Business Technologies of a Lousy Decade

Original at PC World external link    Tue, Dec 1

Linux. If you were going to name the '00s after any single technology, you might as well call it the Linux decade. The first Linux kernel was released in ... and more »

Rate KDE Community Repositions Brand, Releases KOffice 2.1

Original at eWeek external link    Tue, Nov 24

The leadership of the KDE community says it has decided to change the KDE brand's focus being an open-source Linux desktop to being an overall open-source ... How to Install KDE in WindowsLXer (press release) Repositioning the KDE Brand (KDE.News)LWN.net all 8 news articles »

Rate Call of Duty: World at War 1.7 patch, Linux server released

Original at Neoseeker external link    Tue, Nov 24

And while Modern Warfare 2 players are being shafted, curiously a dedicated server for our two Linux-using readers (no offense, guys) is now available. ... and more »

Rate Patch: Firefox 3.6 Beta 3 Available with 90+ Bugs Squashed [Downloads]

Original at Lifehacker external link    Wed, Nov 18

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By Adam Pash Windows/Mac/Linux: The folks at Mozilla continue their steady march towards the release of Firefox 3.6, today releasing an update to Firefox 3.6 Beta 3. The update addresses 90+ bugs from the beta 2 release. Firefox 3.6 Beta 3 [via Mozilla Links]

Rate Run Kindle for PC in Linux with WINE [Linux Tip]

Original at Lifehacker external link    Tue, Nov 17

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By Kevin Purdy To install Kindle for PC on your Linux system, make sure you've got WINE installed. Most major distributions (Ubuntu, Fedora, openSUSE) offer WINE in one of their repositories, or have versions custom-made for them. Need more help? We've previously written up a guide to installing and ru...

Year 2009

 

Rate Patch: Firefox 3.6 Beta 2 Available for Download [Downloads]

Original at Lifehacker external link    Tue, Nov 10

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By Adam Pash Windows/Mac/Linux: Less than two weeks after they released the first beta, Mozilla is back with Firefox 3.6 beta 2. This release includes over 190 bug fixes from beta 1, in addition to the already existing performance boosts and support for one-click themes. Firefox 3.6 Beta 2 [Mozilla]

Rate Patch: Opera 10.01 Update Adds Security and Stability [Updates]

Original at Lifehacker external link    Wed, Oct 28

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By Kevin Purdy Like Firefox, Opera has already released a beta of Opera 10.1, with the Unite media server installed, but 10.01 is a fixed release for the main, stable branch of Opera. You can see what's changed in the changelog, and grab a copy at the link below.

Rate Use a Linux Live CD/USB for Online Banking [Security]

Original at Lifehacker external link    Wed, Oct 14

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By Kevin Purdy After reporting on how thieves used Windows malware to steal sizable sums from small banks and businesses, a Washington Post reporter recommends a fairly air-tight solution for net banking: boot up Linux from a live CD or USB drive.

Rate Opinion: First Look at Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala Beta [Screenshot Tour]

Original at Lifehacker external link    Thu, Oct 1

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By Kevin Purdy Ubuntu One We still think it looks like a less feature-rich Dropbox, but having it installed by default and integrated into the file system might make regular Ubuntu users a little more familiar and trusting of the 2 GB of free space given to every Ubuntu user.

Rate Use SUSE Studio to Build a Linux OS From Scratch [Operating Systems]

Original at Lifehacker external link    Tue, Sep 29

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By Kevin Purdy Once you're signed in, head to your "Home" screen and click the "Create new appliance" link in the upper-right. SUSE Studio calls each bootable system you create an "appliance" throughout the process. You'll be asked to choose your "base template," which includes the GNOME and KDE deskto...

Rate Patch: VLC Issues Security Update, Support for 64-bit OS X [Updates]

Original at Lifehacker external link    Mon, Sep 28

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By Adam Pash Windows/Mac/Linux: VLC—the most popular video player among Lifehacker readers—just released an update to version 1.0.2. The update addresses a serious security issue, adds 64-bit support for OS X, and fixes several bugs. The full changelog mentions a completely reworked interface for...

Rate Opinion: Five Features We Want to See in Ubuntu [Lifehacker Wishlist]

Original at Lifehacker external link    Wed, Sep 9

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By Kevin Purdy Ubuntu isn't the only Linux operating system, but it's where the dream of a usable, completely free desktop is closest to reality. If every Ubuntu developer were assembled at one place, here are five things we'd ask them to accomplish.

Rate Patch: Firefox 3.5.1 Update Now Available, Fixes Security Issue [Updates]

Original at Lifehacker external link    Fri, Jul 17

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By Adam Pash Windows/Mac/Linux: Firefox 3.5.1 is available for download, addressing the security issue and startup bugs (as well as some stability fixes) we mentioned yesterday. (If you want to know more, you can see the full changelog here.) If you haven't been prompted already, click on Help > Che...

Rate Opinion: Nine Must-Have Features We Want to See in a Google OS [Google Chrome OS]

Original at Lifehacker external link    Wed, Jul 8

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By Kevin Purdy We asked on Twitter what features users wanted to see in Google's Linux-based, web-focused operating system, due to be released in code later this year, then on sponsored netbooks in the second half of 2010. We've compiled ten must-have features that we'd like to see from Google's upcomi...

Rate How To: Ubuntu 8.10 MIEVideo included in this story.  Click to view.

Original at YouTube external link    Wed, Mar 25

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By rss@youtube.com (chull2k7) Author: chull2k7 Keywords: Ubuntu MIE HP Laptop Mods Tweaking ubuntu mie tutorial harbour launcher harbour launcher Linux linux debian Debian Operating Systems operating system operating systems os OS Added: March 25, 2009

Rate Opinion: Five Best Linux Distributions [Hive Five]

Original at Lifehacker external link    Sun, Mar 15

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By Jason Fitzpatrick There are many, many Linux distributions, and a lot of unique reasons to like them. Read on to see which open-source operating systems inspired our readers to provide our biggest Hive Five response to date. Now that you've seen the options for the open-source operating system crown, it's t...

Rate Patch: Amarok 2 Released, Windows and Mac Versions in Beta [Featured Download]

Original at Lifehacker external link    Thu, Dec 11

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By Kevin Purdy Windows/Mac/Linux (All platforms): Amarok 2, the open source media center we'd previously toured while it was in beta, is now available in a release version for Linux systems, and in beta for Windows and OS X. There aren't a ton of new features between the later beta release and this "final...

Rate The Most Popular Linux Posts of 2008 [Best Of 2008]

Original at Lifehacker external link    Wed, Dec 10

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By Kevin Purdy There's probably a few Windows-only apps that make living in Linux pretty hard for even those intrigued at the idea—but there's also some Linux apps that would be great to have on your Windows system. Adam detailed how you can put what's basically a full Ubuntu installation onto your deskt...

Rate Podcast: Will HP Do a Linux Distro?

Original at Dvorak Uncensored external link    Wed, Oct 29

By John C Dvorak LinkedIn to support an app platform for no known reason. Xbox 360 to hook into the new Netflix streaming. It will be HD! Ozzie says Azure is an Operating System as a Service. HP in the news with netbook stories and perhaps an HP Linux! Windows 7, they say, will be perfect for notebooks. The [...]

Rate Opinion: Hands on: Revive an old PC with Linux

Original at VNU Business Publications LTD, London UK external link    Fri, Oct 17

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By Barry Shilliday As it is considerably more efficient than Windows Vista and generally performs better than Windows XP on equivalent hardware, Linux has found a niche area and thrives on these devices. If the computer has 128MB or more memory, the entire operating system can run from memory.

Rate Podcast: Ubuntu Kung Fu: Best Book Cover Ever!

Original at Jeremy Zawodny's blog external link    Thu, Sep 25

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In other words, it's a book that nearly everyone using Ubuntu could benefit from. I'm hoping to grab a copy shortly. Have a listen to Keir Thomas on Ubuntu Kung Fu in this week's Pragmatic Podcast. In other words, it's a book that nearly everyone using Ubuntu could benefit from. I'm hoping to gra...

Year 2007

 

Rate Podcast: Skype in German Linux battle

Original at p2pnet.net external link    Tue, Jul 31

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By Jon A VoIP software seller was offering a handset by the Spanish manufacturer SMC Networks, which runs with Linux, says Heise Online. But, “SMC had shipped the handsets without including the source code and the GPL license text; these omissions amount to violations of the terms of the GNU Gen...

Rate Is Microsoft Relevant in a Post-Rails World?

Original at Onlamp external link    Tue, Jul 10

By webmaster@oreillynet.com (chromatic) I’ve used a free software desktop since 1998 (except for a six-month flirtation with Mac OS X). It’s much easier to avoid proprietary software in 2007 than it was in 1998, and it gets easier every year. The Rails community doesn’t realize at all just how small it is in the larger scheme of thing...

Rate Hardware Review: Bubba - The Linux-Based Mini Server

Original at Blogcritics external link    Mon, May 21

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By Daniel Woolstencroft Bubba's manual is astonishingly detailed. It covers pretty much every angle (including multiple operating systems), and offers both simplistic and advanced takes on many subjects. There's even a section on "hacking Bubba". For the curious, hacking Bubba involves connecting to it with...

Rate Book Review - Linux System Administration by Tom Adelstein & Bill Lubanovic

Original at Blogcritics external link    Sun, May 6

By T. Michael Testi What I personally like about this book is that it can be digested a chapter at a time. Granted you need to be somewhat versed in Linux, UNIX, or even Windows Server background; that said, Linux System Administration will give you the tools you need to become a better administrator.

Rate Engadget Podcast 106 - 04.13.2007

Original at Engadget external link    Fri, Apr 13

By Trent Wolbe 13:07 - How-To: play DivX and Xvid on your Apple TV 17:14 - Apple's Leopard delayed to October, iPhone blamed 24:16 - Apple sells 100 millionth iPod, deems experiment a success 27:45 - Palm prepping its own Linux-based OS 35:46 - Dell Axim, RIP: 2002 - 2007

Rate Patch: Debian GNU/Linux 4.0 Released

Original at OS News external link    Sun, Apr 8

By donotreply@osnews.com (Thom Holwerda) The Debian Project is pleased to announce the official release of Debian GNU/Linux version 4.0, codenamed etch, after 21 months of constant development. Debian GNU/Linux is a free operating system which supports a total of eleven processor architectures and includes the KDE, GNOME and...

Rate Podcast: Peter Gutmann’s A Cost Analysis of Windows Vista Content Protection, Part 1

Original at Cory Doctorow's craphound.com external link    Sun, Apr 1

By Cory Doctorow Windows Vista includes an extensive reworking of core OS elements in order to provide content protection for so-called “premium content”, typically HD data from Blu-Ray and HD-DVD sources. Providing this protection incurs considerable costs in terms of system performance, system s...

Rate Opinion: By: UltraMegaChicken

Original at Scobleizer - Tech Geek Blogger external link    Sun, Jan 28

By UltraMegaChicken Take a look at Netcraft and review the trends. Microsoft is on the rise for the enterprise servers while Linux is on a steep decline. We all know that in the desktop world, the only functional choice is Microsoft, Mac does not like to play, and Linux, well it has and never will be a player.

Year 2006

 

Rate Opinion: Hack Attack: How to triple-boot Windows XP, Vista, and Ubuntu

Original at Lifehacker external link    Tue, Aug 15

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However, as a Linux newbie, I'm not quite ready to give up my Windows desktop, or even my Vista Beta installation, for that matter. So this week I'm going to show you how I set up a triple-boot system running Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Ubuntu Linux.

Rate Daily News Podcast for Wednesday, March 22

Original at InformationWeek external link    Tue, Mar 21

In today's daily news podcast, we talk about the high cost of data loss and how it keeps continuing, why some think it was a cheap shot for Visa to blame Fujitsu for the recent debit-card PIN breach, how Microsoft is delaying the consumer version of Vista until after the new year, the first lo...

Rate Podcast: GPL v3 May Lose Linux and RIM May Be Lost in the U.S.

Original at CIO external link    Tue, Jan 31

Linux creator Linus Torvalds takes issue with the Free Software Foundation over digital rights management, and the Supreme Court refuses to hear Research In Motion's appeal, setting up a possible shutdown of RIM's U.S. network.

Year 2005

 

Rate Podcast: Unconferencing

Original at Johnnie Moore's Weblog - fullest feed external link    Mon, Jul 4

20m2s 18.3MB MP3) 20m2s 6.6MB Ogg Vobis) Subscribe: 3.08 Rob claims (cheekily)that Podcasting arose from that interaction, talking about how it fostered animated conversations between Dave Winer and the Exec Director of Trent University Radio (John Muir) about community radio.

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