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Top 10 Posts of 2009
One of the great things about having been a blogger for over eight years is being able to see how topics and waves have changed over time. Below are the top 10 most popular posts from my blog from 2009. Barry – BlackBerry Tether & Synchronization for Linux PocketCop & BlackBerry – Quick Information in [...]
My Blog’s Tag Cloud
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Linux.com is Relaunching
The Linux Foundation is taking over Linux.com. We couldn’t be more excited to work with you on building a community resource for Linux users worldwide. For the community, by the community, Linux.com will be the central source for Linux information, software, documentation and answers across the server, desktop/netbook, mobile, and embedded areas. Much like Linux [...]
Voice your Opinion and Add Suggestions on Ubuntu Linux
The official Ubuntu website is conducting a brainstorming session in which anybody can participate. Ever wish there were a particular feature or wish one functioned more efficiently? Suggest a new (or upgrade to a) feature by creating an account at the Ubuntu Brainstorm website and then submitting your wish. Other visitors to the site can [...]
Barry – BlackBerry Tether & Synchronization for Linux
Ever wanted to tether your Linux notebook to your BlackBerry? Well, now you can. Barry is an open source application that allows you to tether your Linux machine to your BlackBerry for Internet access, to sychronize data, backup and restore, and program management. Here is a list of Barry’s possibilities from their website: Charge your [...]
FreeMind – Open Source Mind Mapping Software – Thumbs Up
I threw out a comment to my microblogging network this weekend about my challenges with organizing the results of self-brainstorming sessions. And just as reliable as the sun coming up every morning, I received suggestions on resolving my challenges. FreeMind was the consensus recommendation. I now have FreeMind version 0.8.1 running on an Ubuntu Linux machine and [...]
Google Chrome, 3 months later
Google released its Chrome web browser about 3 months ago for public use. Windows users have been able to test, play and report bugs back to Google at their leisure. No Mac version is available. No Linux version is available. Honestly though, I believe that’s a smart move on Google’s part. Better to launch on [...]
Review of new versions of Ubuntu, Fedora and openSUSE Linux
Steven J. Vaughan-nichols recently tested the newest released versions of Canonical Ubuntu, Red Hat Fedora and Novell openSuse Linux. He wrote about his findings for LinuxWorld here. This one’s a good read for the Linux-heads. Steven gives recommendations on how the types of users align with which type of Linux. He also touches a bit on OpenOffice [...]
Ways to Cut Your Tech Costs
Alexandra Krasne of PC World recently wrote an article for LinuxWorld with suggestions on ways to save money for your organization. Are there others you can think of to share? Use open-source and free software: When you’re trying to keep your business afloat, plunking down lots of cash for off-the-shelf software can really hurt. While not [...]
Fedora 10 is Out
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