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UNetbootin lets you install distros without burning discs
Author: Emil Visti
UNetbootin is a simple open source tool that allows you to install a variety of distributions over the Internet, without burning a...
Use kfsmd to keep track of changes in your filesystems
Author: Ben Martin
Applications can ask the Linux kernel to report changes to selected files and directories. I created the Kernel Filesystem Monitoring Daemon (kfsmd)...
KDE goes cross-platform with Windows, Mac OS X support
The open-source KDE desktop environment is making the jump across platforms with broad support for Windows and Mac OS X. The core KDE desktop...
Litrix: Linux from Brazil to your desktop
Author: Susan Linton
Litrix Linux is a distribution developed in Brazil and based on Gentoo Linux. As with Gentoo, users are left to do some...
BitNami serves ready-to-roll CMS stacks
Author: Mayank Sharma
Open source content management systems (CMS) come in various shapes and sizes and can manage everything from your blog to your enterprise....
Design Your Own Desktop with KDE 4
One of the best things about KDE 4, the newest release of the mainstream Linux desktop manager, is something it doesn't doâ€â€force you to...
Master the KIO slaves
Author: Federico Kereki
Hard-working KDE Input/Output (KIO) slaves perform much of KDE's functionality. KIO slaves provide consistent access to different resources, such as filesystems, network...
Picking the right Linux distribution
Continuing our look at the issues involved in selecting the right version of Linux for a small or medium business environment
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Download the PDF Ars Technica reviews KDE 4.0
KDE 4.0 was officially released last week after extensive development. The long-awaited 4.0 release ushers in a new era for the popular open-source desktop...
The Free Software hardliner, the corporation, and the shotgun wedding
Author: Josef Assad
We called it Free Software at first. It wasn't until we started calling it Open Source that the punditry line counts began...