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Automatically watching Web sites for changes
Author: Ben Martin
If you want to be notified when and how a Web site has changed, you can turn to either netstiff or urlwatch...
Hardy Heron moves into the Black Tower
Author: JT Smith
Last time I wrote about the 'Black Tower,' I had just installed Vista and Kubuntu 7.10 in a dual-boot setup. When version...
Producing visually pleasant documents from plain text with reStructuredText and rst2a
Author: Nikos Kouremenos
reStructuredText is a lightweight markup language intended to be highly readable in the source format. With it, you can produce beautiful HTML,...
Media collection software in GNU/Linux
Around three years ago, when I began my adventure with ‘the penguin’, I had been looking for an application to catalog CDs. They were...
Three utilities for automatically converting audio for portable music players
Author: Ben Martin
While large cheap hard disks allow you to keep your audio collection in a lossless format such as FLAC on your home...
Configuration Mania aids access to some Firefox settings
Author: Gary Richmond
Firefox lets you tinker with many of its internal settings by entering about:config in the address bar. The preference settings exposed on...
Free Choice: the “Social Business” model and Free Software
Free Software developers fall into two main categories: those that stand by the principles behind free software - patent-free, license-free and unrestricted distribution (for...
The Legality of EULAs in The Netherlands
When PsyStar announced they would be offering their own Macintosch clone, pre-installed with Apple's Mac OS X Leopard, they opened up a whole can...
What Edubuntu can teach your kids
Author: Lisa Hoover
Edubuntu is a customized version of Ubuntu aimed at children in educational environments. According to the distributions homepage, Edubuntu is "Linux for...
Ask Linux.com: Startup commands, cloning, and anti-virus software
Author: Linux.com Staff
In this week's peek inside the Linux.com discussion forums, we'll learn how to schedule commands to run every time at system start-up...