I’ve actually been using the beta version and have yet to upgrade. In any case, welcome Gutsy! I expect that the desktops in the office will be upgraded within the next two weeks. At least half of the desktop machines in the office are running Ubuntu and our interns don’t seem to have […]
First time I heard about the metapackage was when I installed Ubuntu on a colleague’s machine then she told she wanted the pretty stuff on Kubuntu. I installed KDE on her machine then my colleague told me it wasn’t quite the same as the previous version she used. Apparently I should have installed […]
I installed Wammu the other day, after looking for some tools.
I didn’t quite like it because I could only download contacts and no calendar and no messages either. But I could actually sync the to-do list with it. Hrmmm. It’s not quite what I thought it would be so OpenSync might be an option. […]
It’s my first time to encounter Linux XP online today.
If you take a look at it, it might seem like a joke because of the name and the features. But it might be real. Somebody ping me on this. I really find it weird why people would still try to make Linux […]
I was looking for tools to use to sync my phone with Linux. As of now, I am trying to install Gutsy Gibbon (not yet the official release, of course) so I just searched. Someone recommended OpenSync and I found Wammu in the repositories.
Wammu
Features include:
complete support (can read/edit/delete/copy) for contacts, todo, calendar
can read/create/save/send/backup smses
sending […]
There are neat apps in Linux which could help you learn other languages including Japanese. There’s actually a flashcard macro in Emacs but what the hey! There are cool apps which help me review kana and kanji. ;)
GJiten - Wanna learn Kanji? This is the tool to install. You could do a […]
I am not really an OpenSUSE user but release 10.3 got me more interested in it. Anyhow, I saw a how-to on using Samba in OpenSUSE 10.3 and it looks like it would be useful for anyone who’s planning to use it. It has a detailed step-by-step guide with screencaps so you wouldn’t […]
Just a little over a week and we have neat features to look forward to in Ubuntu Gutsy Gibbon:
Starting today, desktop search via Tracker and Deskbar
Improved usability for configuring the graphic environment, with features such as Bulletproof-X and Graphical X configuration
Spectacular desktop visual effects by default, brought to you by Compiz-Fusion
Improvements in Firefox plugins, […]
Here are some things I learned about dual booting Linux and Windows:
Install Windows first.
This made me and my friend panic because we didn’t know what was going on. Turns out that GRUB took over the bootloader. You might have difficulty dealing with that if you don’t have a more experienced Linux user with […]
Though it may seem a small number, the number of Linux users has increased. A survey says that Linux has a .81% market share these days compared to its former .37% market share.
According to statistics provided by Market Share by Net Applications, starting in December 2006 and through September 2007, Linux doubled its market share. […]
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