Mashable: “One of the reasons for the popularity of the Firefox browser is the wealth of downloadable add-ons, and the customization options available via the about:config hacks. However, there are some tidy tricks you can employ from within the “as Continue reading
EarthWeb: “Have Android app, will travel. In the digital age, managing the steady deluge of information that confronts you every day can be a challenge. But with the right apps, the Android can be a powerful tool to help you Continue reading
Linux Mag: “Newest is not always best. Take the Ubuntu 10.10 release that came out on October 10th. Ubuntu users who are happy with their current release may want to hold off before taking the plunge. The Ubuntu 10.04 release Continue reading
Last month the OpenOffice community made a big decision to break away from Oracle and have formed The Document Foundation. Development for OpenOffice has been going on form about a decade now under Sun Microsystem. However, after Oracle’s acquisition of Continue reading
There was a post about changing into Windows 7, but now I will guide how to change your Ubuntu into totally Mac. I suppose you are really interested, that why you click to see this post. Well, I’ll get on Continue reading
I believe that a lot of people do wonders why some documents are not the same as provided. Its because Microsoft users uses different type of fonts. That the reason when you open the documents and you see it is Continue reading
CPULimit is a per-process CPU usage limiter (expressed in percentage, not in CPU time). This is useful to control batch jobs, when you don’t want them to eat too much CPU. It is able to adapt itself to the overall Continue reading
Linux referrers to all the UNIX like operating systems designed to run around and use the Linux kernel to control the system hardware. Linux can run on a very wide variety of hardware like laptops computers, desktop computers, net books, Continue reading
The last updated yum package, several weeks ago, removed the 2.6.33 kernel on my system as part of the process involved in adding the latest 2.6.34 kernel. If you can’t give up 2.6.33 kernel now, It’s the only kernel that Continue reading
What is a terminal? How to I open a terminal? Why do I need to learn the command line anyway? I’m guessing that many of you hear this too. And the fact that if you choose your Linux distribution with Continue reading