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GNOME 2.22 released, brings new architectural features
The GNOME development community has announced the official release of version 2.22 after six months of development. GNOME is an open-source desktop environment that...
Play Windows games on Linux with PlayOnLinux
By Mayank SharmaAt the core of PlayOnLinux is Wine, a compatibility layer that lets you run many Windows programs over Linux. But Wine isn't...
Terminator – Multiple GNOME terminals in one window
Author: JT Smith
This is a project to produce an efficient way of filling a large area of screen space with terminals. This is done...
GNOME 2.22: A Truly Amazing Desktop!
Every six months, the GNOME team prepares a new and revolutionary release of the ever popular GNOME desktop environment. Today, we are proud to...
GNOME 2.22: A Truly Amazing Desktop!
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Every six months, the GNOME team prepares a new and revolutionary release of the ever popular GNOME desktop environment. Today, we are proud to...
Good malware hunting for Linux
Author: Joe Barr
Linux has proved to be much more resistant to malware than Windows, especially when it comes to viral infections, but any remote...
home Why Are Open Source Systems Management Solutions Springing up Everywhere?
Within the past few weeks we have seen a announcements from every major commercial Linux provider about a systems management initiative. Yesterday Canonical announced...
Linspire’s Market Has Changed: Adopt Or Die
Author: JT Smith
There is no question that most Linux distributions are too much for most people. I say this as a PC power user...
home Why Are Open Source Systems Management Solutions Springing up Everywhere?
Within the past few weeks we have seen a announcements from every major commercial Linux provider about a systems management initiative. Yesterday Canonical announced...
Choose the DVD ripper that’s right for you
By Andrew Min
Linux is sometimes belittled for having inferior applications, but that's simply not the case. Take DVD rippers, for example -- a plethora...