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Games… Linux… Oh my….
I’ve always been a bit of a Linux junkie. Sadly, being a gamer, I’m stuck with the Microsoft OS’s if Itux baseball want to...
Happy holidays from NewsForge
Author: NewsForge Staff
Many religions have some sort of holiday during this season, and in countries that use the Gregorian calendar many companies close down...
Linux Advisory Watch – December 24, 2004
Author: Preston St. Pierre
Happy Holidays! This week, advisories were released for cscope, htget, a2ps,
ethereal, xzgv, debmake, xcdroast, udev, cups, postgresql, namazu,...
A Kommander crash course: Part 2
Author: Preston St. Pierre
Last time, we introduced Kommander -- a development environment for easily creating graphical KDE applications. For demonstration purposes, we built a...
Tips, Tricks and Thoughts from Perl Legend
PRESS RELEASE - Berkeley, CA—22 December 2004—It’s nearly impossible to talk about the growth and success of Perl without mentioning Randal Schwartz. As the...
Introduction to Inkscape 0.4
Author: Ryan Paul
Inkscape is an open source vector art application that features a powerful and intuitive interface that imbues even the most novice user...
Scripting with dmidecode
Author: Philip J. Hollenback
The recent Newsforge article
about dmidecode got me thinking: what other practical applications are there for dmidecode? ...
The wide world of Linux word processors
Author: Jem Matzan
There are several word processors in GNU/Linux, each with
different goals and features. Some are free software, some are based on
free...
Scripting with dmidecode
Author: Philip J. Hollenback
The recent Newsforge article
about dmidecode got me thinking: what other practical applications are there for dmidecode? ...
Building a map application with Calc
Author: Dmitri Popov
OpenOffice.org's Calc isn't only about rows and columns. If you look long enough at the empty spreadsheet, you will soon realise that...