Remmina which is Remote Mini Assistant and its a remote desktop client written in GTK+, aiming to be useful for system administrators and travellers, who need to work with lots of remote computers in front of either large monitors or Continue reading
UbuntuVibes: “Ardesia is a free open source application that turns your Linux device into a digital sketchpad. You can make hand drawn annotations, figures, a quick sketch, do some artwork or just use it for fun. Drawings can be made Continue reading
ComputerWorld: “Linux is fast. That’s why 90%+ of the Top 500 fastest supercomputers run it. What some people don’t realize is that Linux is much better at delivering speed for servers and supercomputers than it is on the desktop. That Continue reading
Pcworld: “That desktop Linux offers myriad compelling advantages for business users is no longer the subject of much debate. All that remains for many Windows users is to give it a try. That step, however, can cause some anxiety. Though Continue reading
Conky, It’s clearly a great desktop system monitor application, but getting it configured can be a serious pain. Changing anything about it has always required digging through a long text file and editing command-lines like ${cpu cpu1}% ${alignr}${cpubar 8,60 cpu1}. Continue reading
Lately, there are a lot of new Linux releases. Not only Ubuntu, others like Fedora and OpenSuSe as well too. You can upgrade your Ubuntu to the latest version even it is on beta release. But keep in mind that Continue reading
linux.com: ” Last week I gave a presentation at LinuxCon in sunny Boston entitled Desktop Linux Distribution Showdown. The premise was to compare the three most popular desktop distributions to find out which is most user-friendly. It wasn’t easy, and Continue reading