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Source: Linux Today Tech Source: "If you are new to Linux and are using Ubuntu, you may find it frustrating that there's no instant option to easily hide/show desktop icons just like in Windows."
Source: Linux Today Techradar: "People don't just like Windows 7, it's the anti-Vista: loved for as many often spurious reasons as Vista was hated."
Source: Linux Today Help Net Security: "IEEE announced the ratification of IEEE 802.3ba 40Gb/s and 100Gb/s Ethernet, a new standard governing 40 Gb/s and 100 Gb/s Ethernet operations. "
Source: Linux Today IT World: "Barnes & Nobles just started an e-reader price war with price-cuts on the Nook, but it's not going to matter. Dedicated e-readers will be dead within a year."
Source: Linux Today LinuxBSDos: "If you are coming from the Windows world and want to install a Linux or BSD distribution while maintaining your Windows installation, dual-booting is one means of accomplishing that."
Source: Linux Today Tech Drive-In: "The default menu application in Ubuntu is functional, but it is also down to earth basic. GnoMenu tries to replicate the looks and functionality of KDE's Menu application."
Source: Linux Today Linux Planet: "He'd done it entirely on his own, which is testimony not only to his defiance of the obstacles of age, but also to the ease with which an interested beginner can come to terms with the Ubuntu version of Linux."
Source: Linux Today Scott Photographics: "Lomography is most commonly recognised in old film photographs and is used aesthetically in photographs. I will show a quick process to achieve this "Lomo" effect in GIMP!"
Source: Linux Today Datamation: "The last two years have seen the KDE desktop not only rewritten from scratch, but adding innovation after innovation. Sooner or later, the moment had to come when its breakneck pace of development slowed -- and, judging from the second beta, that moment is the upcoming 4.5 release."
Source: Linux Today Linux.com: "This is the first in a series of a "Linuxables," short, quickly consumable tutorials that can provide easy reference while at work or at home. We hope they're useful for you."
Source: Linux Today Salon: "Seeking real freedom of choice in a technology ecosystem where vendors are exerting more and more control"
Source: Linux Today Tech Drive-in: "Bisgi themes just won't stop improving. They stunned everyone before with their incredible collection of themes downloadable via bisigi PPA. Now a new theme called ECO is released which for me is the best so far."
Source: Linux Today My Open Source Wish List: "But what about the rights of the creators of original code? The programmer sometimes pours his money, his time, his energies, his own life into a program, and is unfair to demand or expect him to put it into the public domain right away or license it under a free license "
Source: Linux Today Cyber Cynic: "Recently Dell did something amazing. The Austin, TX computer giant admitted on one of their Web pages that "Ubuntu [Linux] is safer than Microsoft Windows." (PDF Link) But, now Dell has backed off to the far more generic "Ubuntu is secure"."
Source: Linux Today LinuxLinks: "To provide an insight into the quality of software that is available, we have compiled a list of 4 high quality open source econometric software. Hopefully, there will be something of interest here for anyone who wants to use econometrics in everyday life. Also worthy of a mention is X-12-ARIMA, a specialist open-source seasonal adjustment software used by the U.S. Census Bureau."
Source: Linux Today LinuxPlanet: "You're probabably familiar with the Ubuntu LiveCD, which lets you run Ubuntu on any PC without installing it. Did you know there are dozens, maybe hundreds of other Linux LiveCD/DVD/USB distributions? Everything from desktops and servers to routers to troubleshooting to security to multimedia, and many more. Eric Geier rounds up eight for us to look at."
Source: Linux Today Hubfolio: "Shane Shields recently posted an article suggesting that Mono was a disease created by Microsoft to propagate a flawed technology that will ultimately weaken Linux. It was an interesting read, but I would have to disagree."
Source: Linux Today The H Open: "Meeks has long contended that OpenOffice.org has failed to attract and keep individual and corporate developers due to "a half-hearted open-source strategy that is not truly 'Open'" and lacks transparency."
Source: Linux Today Begin Linux: "Using the expire option will allow the administrator to lock down an account without destroying the data so that it may be available for a short time."
Source: Linux Today MakeTechEasier: "There are several options for Linux, so we've decided to check out each of the major photo management options for Linux to see exactly what each one offers. Today we'll be comparing Picasa, F-Spot, Shotwell, DigiKam, and Geeqie."
Source: Linux Today life at the end of the universe: "So as you might have heard KDE is going to host its own git infrastructure. This means that the projects currently on gitorious will have to be moved one by one."
Source: Linux Today Managing L'unix: "Overall this is a case in which the next surprise has almost always seemed a red herring to those judging on the basis of the underlying issues - and red meat to those to those using any available means or information to attack SCO."
Source: Linux Today Mandriva Linux Chronicles: "Find the computer that works in the picture above."
Source: Linux Today Technology & Life Integration: "With Linux being able to do so much. With it being stretched, squished, pulled and pushed into so many different applications and uses I am beginning to wonder. Like silly putty being pulled too far and fast is Linux starting to snap? Like stomping on an empty can is it about to be crushed?"
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