Howto Add Items to the Right-Click Menu in Nautilus
How to add items to the right-click menu in Nautilus, Gnome’s desktop interface.
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Setup a Software Firewall in Linux using Firestarter
Monday, March 2, 2009
Howto: Setup a Software Firewall in Linux using Firestarter
Fluxbuntu: User-friendly Featherweight Linux?
Monday, March 2, 2009
Introduction While Linux is praised for its ability to run on older hardware, modern distributions such as [K]Ubuntu and Fedora eat up lots of disk space, memory, and processing power. And, while there are many smaller distributions that are designed to run on antiquated machines, most of them require years of Linux experience, lest the [...]
Virtualization in Linux: A Review of Four Software Choices
Monday, March 2, 2009
Introduction This week Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu Linux, announced a partnership with Parallels, maker of the Virtualization products Parallels Workstation and Parallels Desktop for Mac. Consequently, the Parallels Workstation virtualization software is now available to download and install in Ubuntu Linux, completely supported by Canonical, and done entirely through the Add/Remove programs interface. This [...]
Howto Delete Files Permanently and Securely in Linux
Monday, March 2, 2009
How to use the secure delete toolset to delete files securely and permanently in Linux.
SSH 101: Secure Shell Basics
Monday, March 2, 2009
The basics of SSH, including X11 forwarding, accessing your Linux machine from anywhere using Windows, and basic SSH options.
Hardy Heron Alpha4: A Glimpse into the Future of Ubuntu
Monday, March 2, 2009
Introduction Its official release is just under three months away, and Ubuntu 8.04, or Hardy Heron, promises some great improvements over the already user-friendly Ubuntu 7.10 (also known as Gusty Gibbon). This is a look at the fourth Alpha release of Hardy; including many of the applications that are now included by default and the [...]
The Seven Most Annoying Problems with Ubuntu Linux
Monday, March 2, 2009
My seven major gripes with Ubuntu Linux.
Enabling Hardware Sensors in Linux
Monday, March 2, 2009
This article explains how to enable your hardware’s sensors in Linux.
Backing-up in Linux Made Easy with TimeVault: An In-Depth Review
Monday, March 2, 2009
Backing up in Linux is finally made simple with Time-Vault, a graphical, periodic, snapshot-based program that makes it easy to start, monitor, and modify backups, as well as restore data.
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