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3 BIG Papercuts That Need Fixing in Ubuntu
Dec 3rd
Small papercuts are being fixed in Ubuntu. But what about those nasty, big nuisances that make life hell for users?
How to order a completely free CD of Ubuntu
May 2nd
Ubuntu is easily the most popular Linux distro of today, and one of the main reasons that has propelled it above other distros is that you can order a CD of Ubuntu from Canonical, completely for free. Yes, you read it right – an attractive looking Ubuntu CD at absolutely NO cost! If you didn’t
Ubuntu 9.04, Jaunty Jackalope, is out
Apr 23rd
The latest Ubuntu, and quite possibly the best till date, has been officially released by Canonical. This release is available in three editions – desktop, server, and the newly introduced “netbook remix”. Jaunty ships with the latest open source tools available, boots much faster than previous versions, and brings you a thoroughly revamped notification system.
Ubuntu Pocket Guide and Reference : A unique and concise guide for everyday Ubuntu use
Jan 28th
Written by Keir Thomas, and claimed to be the world’s most widely read Ubuntu book, Ubuntu Pocket Guide and Reference has a lot to offer for beginners and advanced users alike. The book, focuses on core competencies and background knowledge needed to be an expert Ubuntu user; is accessible and easy to understand, even for
Install security updates automatically in Ubuntu
Dec 25th
By default, the Update Manager in Ubuntu only notifies you of available security and software updates and you’ve to start the downloads yourself. As these updates are released quite frequently (5-10 times every month), it can get quite irritating for you having to enter the password and then start the downloads every time. Automating updates
WebKit powered Epiphany topples all stable browsers in Acid3 test
Dec 10th
We all keep talking about how the big browsers out there are constantly developing their Acid3* test scores with every upgrade, but little notice is taken of the lesser known browsers. Putting all that aside, Linux-only Epiphany is out to make an impression – the WebKit powered variant of the 2.24.1 version scored a near
Ubuntu Needs a Proper Download Manager, Seriously
Jun 16th
We all Linux users have to agree that there isn’t a proper substitute to the fully loaded download managers (read FDM, DAP) available for Windows. I happen to be a dual user, using Ubuntu within Windows through Wubi. With my broadband plan now upgraded, I can download anything from 1:00 AM – 7:00 AM everyday
Tits & Bits of Mozilla Prism
May 19th
Mozilla Prism is a relatively new tool that allows you to run websites as independent “WebApps” from your desktop. Mercy, not another bring-the-internet-to-your-desktop thing! If this is what you’re thinking after reading my Adobe AIR post yesterday, please be patient. Mozilla Prism, formerly called WebRunner, adopts a different path from AIR in desktop-tizing your online
The Much Improved Hardy Heron
May 18th
Canonical has made my birthday for the second year running (today’s my 18th birthday, by the way). Last year I had received the wonderful Feisty Fawn (Ubuntu 7.04) CD s via their ShipIt! service on my 17th b’day, and today I received my Hardy Heron CD! I have read a lot about Hardy since it’s
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