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Improve system performance by moving your log files to RAM

07/16/2008  III
The Ramlog project lets you keep your system logs in RAM while your machine is running and copies them to disk when you shut down. If you are running ... arrow


How Does OpenOffice 3.0 Beta Handle Microsoft Office Files?

07/16/2008  I
Like it or not, OpenOffice has to be able to read Microsoft Office files. With import support for Microsoft's new .docx format added in OpenOffice 3, ... arrow


AbiWord: A Scalpel, Not a Chain Saw

07/16/2008  I
A master carpenter would neither drive a finishing nail with a sledgehammer nor trim a tabletop with a chain saw. Such a craftsperson needs tools that ... arrow


12 Web Browsers for Linux - Review

07/16/2008  II
Review of 12 web browsers for Linux, graphical and for command line. The article includes Firefox, Konqueror, Opera, Kazehakase, Dillo, Epiphany, Gale ... arrow


Common Sense Prevails In Google-Viacom Privacy Mess

07/16/2008  I
That collective sigh of relief you hear this morning is probably the millions of YouTube users who are relieved that Google and Viacom have reached an ... arrow


How To Configure ISP Mail Server With Virtual Users/Domains On Centos 5.0

07/16/2008  III
This howto will explain how to go about setting up an email server on Centos 5 using Postfix, Dovecot, RoundCube, virtual users/domains and phpAdmin. ... arrow


Exaile Music Player - A Good Choice for the GTK Fans

07/16/2008  I
Exaile is an audio player built in GTK, and although it's not as popular as Banshee, Rhythmbox or Audacious, it's feature-complete and offers a unique ... arrow


Perl and Bash Versions Of Binary To Decimal Conversion Script

07/16/2008  II
Perl and Bash ports of our newbie program to convert binary numbers to decimal. Code written for ease-of-reading, where possible. If you don't script ... arrow


iPhone and Android to give customers freedom from carriers: analyst

07/16/2008  I
Part of the problem is the way carriers think they 'own' their customers. This can be seen in the way customers are forced into accepting specific bun ... arrow


Shuttleworth has some nice words for KDE

07/16/2008  IIIII
Like many others who are part of some camp or the other, people who are part of the free and open source software community often tend to fall into th ... arrow


Tear-Free Acceleration For ATI EXA, Xv

07/16/2008  IIIIIII
For those of you that have been using the open-source xf86-video-ati driver, need we remind you of its rapidly-improving state and feature set? One of ... arrow


Linux Kernel 2.6.26 Brings Improvements

07/16/2008  IIIII
A new stable kernel is out. Three months in the making, Linux 2.6.26 boasts read-only bind mounts,"big-iron" KVM ports, USB webcam support, 802.11s me ... arrow


Exploring Space with Celestia

07/16/2008  IIIIII
I, as well as my 4 year old son, have always had an interest in Astronomy. My son puts planet puzzles together and looks at picture books. I'm proud t ... arrow


New Linux kernel expands virtualization support

07/16/2008  IIIIII
New kernel editions are normally adopted as rapidly as possible into mainstream Linux operating system distributions, bringing the new features direct ... arrow


Event aims to bring Lindependence to one California town

07/16/2008  IIIII
An enterprising group has taken on a radical approach in attracting users to Linux: switch a whole town! Dubbed"Lindependence 2008" (a.k.a. LIN08), th ... arrow


Kernel Release Numbering Redux

07/16/2008  IIIIII
For many years, each Linux kernel release was assigned a series of three numbers, X.Y.Z, with an even Y indicating a"stable" release, and an odd Y ind ... arrow


Myah OS: Not quite ready

07/16/2008  IIIIII
Myah OS is a desktop-oriented distribution built from the ground up around a custom package manager. When things go right, it has the potential to be ... arrow


Enterprise 2.0 Platform Highlights Widgets, Wikis

07/16/2008  IIIII
Near-Time is making collaboration easier, one wiki and widget at a time. The company recently teamed up with the Institute for Open Economic Networks ... arrow


Automate backups on Linux

07/16/2008  IIIIII
The loss of critical data can prove devastating. If you use Linux, you already have access to extremely powerful tools for creating custom backup solu ... arrow


What went wrong with the KDE 4 release?

07/16/2008  II
When KDE 4.0 was released in January, it was supposed to be the foundation for a new era of desktop development. But as 4.x versions began finding the ... arrow


NetDirector: Open Source Configuration Management Goes GPL

07/16/2008  III
A few weeks ago I felt a little like a proud pappa, well maybe more like an uncle since I can't claim to have been present for the conception. NetDire ... arrow


Persistent Configuration Options For X.Org Drivers

07/16/2008  IIIII
In recent times, the xorg.conf file once used for configuring all static X-related server options has been shrinking in size. Thanks to more reliable ... arrow


Dynamic Content - Page Failure Local Action

07/16/2008  I
Once again we look at the same critical error that is detected at the menu page start up. However, this time"Local" means no redirection to an externa ... arrow


Hosted Zimbra Email Catching On With Managed Service Providers

07/16/2008  I
When it comes to hosted email, why zig when you can zag? That explains the strategy at EtomicMail, a managed service provider thatâ??s hosting Zi ... arrow


9 File Managers for Linux

07/16/2008  I
File managers for Linux: Konqueror, Nautilus, Thunar, Krusader, Dolphin, Xfe, ROX-Filer, PCManFM, Midnight Commander. ... arrow


XGI Linux Support Takes A Final Blow

07/16/2008  I
Back before ATI had acquired Macrosynergy from XGI, XGI Technology had a semi-hopeful future of producing low-to-mid-range graphics cards and presenti ... arrow


OpenOffice.org 3.0 beta goes live

07/16/2008  I
The OpenOffice.org development team has released the second beta of the forthcoming OpenOffice.org 3.0 office suite. The latest beta includes a number ... arrow


Intel's Centrino 2, With Linux Support?

07/16/2008  I
This week Intel has unveiled its Centrino 2 platform that had been codenamed Montevina. The Centrino 2 notebook platform supports 45nm Penryn processo ... arrow


An Early Look At OpenSolaris 2008.11

07/16/2008  I
Over the weekend we had posted our synopsis of Solaris Express Community Edition Build 93, which brings a great deal of needed changes to the Solaris ... arrow


Persistent Configuration Options For X.Org Drivers

07/16/2008  IIIII
In recent times, the xorg.conf file once used for configuring all static X-related server options has been shrinking in size. Thanks to more reliable ... arrow


KDE 4.1 Release Candidate 1 Is Out

07/16/2008  IIIIIIIIII
As the first major update to the KDE 4.0 code-base, KDE 4.1 is scheduled to be released later this month. The most recent development release was KDE ... arrow


42 of the Best Free Linux Video Software

07/16/2008  IIIII
There is a sizeable amount of free video software available on the Linux platform which is both fully featured and mature. Become a digital video edit ... arrow



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