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An Early Look at GNOME 3.0
Article IndexAn Early Look at GNOME 3.0Page 2All PagesPage 1 of 2GNOME 3, the first major-version revision of the popular desktop environment in eight...
Installing KVM
SETTING UP KVM ON LINUXIntro:VMs have made working with multiple OSs a lot easier. And if you are a tinkerer like me, you can’t...
Using OpenFire for Realtime Collaboration on Linux
Offering real-time collaboration tools within a company is becoming a must-have if a company is serious about getting their employees to work as efficiently...
Ask the Experts: How to Get Involved in the Community
In last month's Ask the Experts column, we talked to insiders about how to get paid to work on Linux. The experts replied with...
Red Hat’s “Obfuscated” Kernel Source
Several readers have pointed out this interview with Maximilian Attems, posted by Raphaël Hertzog. Therein, Maximilian states that, while the cross-distribution cooperation on the...
LibreOffice 3.3.1 Now Available
The Document Foundation has announced that the first maintenance update of LibreOffice, 3.3.1, is now available to download
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How to Build Boost using MinGW for windows OS including Windows 7
Follow these steps:1. Download Boost from Boost WebSite2. Extract it to the folder e.g. D:/Program Files/Boost_1_45_03. build bjam toolrun the below command on the...
Review: Hands on with the Boxee Box
Everywhere you look these days, there is a new device for sale designed to get music, movies, and entertainment to your TV without the...
A New White Paper, Two New Training Classes, and Other Compliance Resources
The Open Compliance Program continues its mission of making it ever easier for companies to achieve compliance with FOSS license obligations. I am pleased...
He’s GNUing the Distance, He’s GNUing for Speed: My Top 7 Favorite Games for...
Often times when I talk with fellow computer enthusiasts, usually Microsoft users, I am met with derisive shouts proclaiming GNU/Linux to be devoid of...