TODAY'S MOST POPULAR HEADLINES

09/18/2008
Relevance: 8.52
A while ago I reviewed 6 GUI clients for IRC, so today I'll continue with the second part with this review of 5 CLI (Command Line Interface) clients.
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Expand your e-mail options with alternative Linux clients

12/08/2007
Relevance: 7.82
E-mail clients are often loaded down with too many features. Rather than one big groupware package like Outlook or Evolution, sometimes a simple e-mail client is all you need. We look at three Linux e-mail-only clients and see how they fare against today's standards . The e-mail clients we'll look at include Balsa, KMail, and Sylpheed.
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Linux clients for three top P2P networks

03/20/2008
Relevance: 6.72
You can find Linux clients for several file-sharing networks. Taking into account how many clients are available for each, the current top three peer-to-peer (P2P) networks are eDonkey2000, FastTrack (derived from Kazaa), and Gnutella. Here are some desktop applications that allow you to become a full-fledged file sharer.
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Twitter Clients For Ubuntu 8.04 Desktop

08/22/2008
Relevance: 6.66
In this article I will show how to install and use two clients for the popular microblogging platform Twitter on an Ubuntu 8.04 desktop. The first one is Twitux, the second Twitter client is gtwitter. Both clients have similar features, so it is up to you which one you want to install.
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Email Clients and Patches

09/16/2007
Relevance: 6.12
Randy Dunlap sent a patch to the Linux kernel mailing list described as adding"info about various email clients and their applicability in being used to send Linux kernel patches." The first revision generated quite a bit of discussion, quickly resulting in a second version, and eventually a third version that Andrew Morton referred to as"soon to be merged". In addition to some general suggestions about emailing patches, it also offers some specific configuration suggestions for a number of popular email clients.
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IRC Clients for Linux - A Review

07/27/2008
Relevance: 6.07
Since I'm an IRC addict and I always liked to spend time learning new stuff on IRC, here is a review of several IRC clients for Linux. Some of them are well-known and popular, like XChat, Konversation or Irssi, and others are not so widely used or known, but nevertheless, they deserve mentioning.
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Advanced P2P using command line tools

04/03/2007
Relevance: 6.07
GUI-based P2P clients may be ubiquitous, but they are sub-optimal substitutes. The truly powerful P2P clients are of the command-line variety. This article is a howto on amulecmd usage.
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IRC Clients for Linux Part 1: List of 6 GUI Clients

09/13/2008
Relevance: 6.04
IRC plays a major role in the Linux development and the community itself, and most distributions and software projects usually have one or more IRC channels (usually on Freenode or, in Debian's case, on OFTC) for discussing issues related to the project or just helping users.
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Debian Linux file and print server: NFS, CUPS, LPR

02/14/2007
Relevance: 5.91
Setting up a home LAN on Debian sharing directories with Linux clients and your printer to Windows and Linux clients.
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Skegness Grammar School, using GNU/Linux and thin-clients across the school

08/24/2008
Relevance: 5.86
Garry Saddington is ICT co-ordinator at Skegness Grammar School. It is a specialist sports college and a specialist maths and computing college with nearly 800 pupils, and has a boarding provision for around 60. Alistair Crust is responsible for serving the technology needs of the Skegness Grammar School community. All the schoolâs 180 curriculum computers run GNU/Linux. These run as thin-clients using the Linux Terminal Server Project, which uses low power clients with most of the processing being done on fewer, more powerful, servers.
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