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Flash-Aid Add-on - Painless and Proper Flash Installation in Firefox
I guess this has been around for some time, however I was not aware of it. I bumped into it in a thread on UbuntuForums, and decided to give it a try. From the add-on page description, Flash-Aid is a Firefox 4 and 3.5 (and maybe 5 Beta too) add-on which was built to “Remove conflicting flash plugins from Ubuntu/Debian Linux systems, install the appropriate version according to system architecture and apply some tweaks to improve performance and fix common issues.”
I make a Debian Squeeze T-shirt at SpreadShirt.com
The Debian Project is so non-commercial, they don't sell T-shirts, although some are available ... in Europe ... at conferences. But true to the Debian way, the art needed to make your own shirt is open source and generally available. So I decided to make my own Debian Squeeze Space Fun (the theme for this release) T-shirt.
Natty Ubuntu - Natty Narwhal Inspired Theme for Nokia Smartphones
Looks like Ubuntu 11.04 has its share of fans as well. We featured Natty Narwhal inspired Android skins few days ago. Now, here is another theme, this time for Nokia smartphones, again inspired by Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal. Theme is called Natty Ubuntu.
Elop Continues to Tilt at Windmills
Nokia CEO Stephen Elop reminds of a modern day Don Quixote taking on giants like Google and Apple while trying to keep his company relevant before he releases phones running Windows Phone 7 later this year.
Gmediafinder - Search, Stream and Download YouTube Videos in Ubuntu
Gmediafinder is a GTK application that lets you search, view and download videos from sites like YouTube. Gmediafinder is a very good alternative to Minitube in Ubuntu. Gmediafinder PPA for Ubuntu is also available which makes its installation even easier.
Kernel Log: Coming in 3.0 (Part 1) - Networking
A Just-in-Time compiler promises to provide fast network packet filtering. The Wi-Fi stack now supports the Wake-on-Wireless-LAN standard, and unprivileged users are allowed to "ping". New and improved drivers enhance the kernel's support of network components by Ralink and Realtek.
Microsoft loses Supreme Court case on Canadian patent
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Microsoft Corp suffered a defeat on Thursday when the Supreme Court upheld a record $290 million jury verdict against the software giant for infringing a small Canadian company's patent. The justices unanimously agreed with a U.S. appeals court ruling that went against the world's largest software company in its legal battle with Toronto-based i4i.
SCOTUS makes patent holders happy, upholds $290M Microsoft verdict
The United States Supreme Court has ruled against Microsoft in a $290 million patent infringement case related to Microsoft Word.
2 Ways to Install the Latest Flash in Ubuntu 11.04
In this tutorial I'll explain two different methods of installing the latest version of Flash Player in Ubuntu Natty Narwhal. The first one is the manual way, which means we will have to download the Flash plugin from the Adobe website and copy it manually in the ~/.mozilla directory. The second way is straightforward by using Ubuntu's multiverse repositories. This tutorial applies for the 32-bit version.
What's in a Number? Linux Hits the Big 3.0
Like most Linux fans, Slashdot blogger and Windows fan hairyfeet didn't care about the kernel's numbering -- but for different reasons. "Frankly I don't care if he calls it Shaka Zulu; I'll just be ever so happy when Torvalds retires or is fired," he said. "Here it is 2011 and you still have a mess thanks to Torvalds treating the kernel like his personal play toy."
Ubuntu 11.10 Will Have a New Login Manager
As you all probably know already, the upcoming Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric Ocelot) operating system will have a new default display manager, called LightDM.
GNOME Shell Might Support AppIndicators
Giovanni Campagna, a GNOME Shell developer has reported a bug and already submitted 3 patches for including libappindicator + dbusmenu support in GNOME Shell as a part of the core, not as an extension (because it can't be implemented as an extension).
Javascript PC emulator runs Linux
Fabrice Bellard, creator of the multiple architecture emulator QEMU and FFmpeg, amongst other open source projects, has unleashed his Javascript powered PC emulator. In its current state, it boots a stripped down, text mode Linux implementation and runs within a modern browser. Interesting curio or a potentially useful tool?
How To Set Up Software RAID1 On A Running System (Incl. GRUB2 Configuration) (Debian Squeeze)
This guide explains how to set up software RAID1 on an already running Debian Squeeze system. The GRUB2 bootloader will be configured in such a way that the system will still be able to boot if one of the hard drives fails (no matter which one).
How To Encrypt Your Private Dropbox Data With EncFS
There are various ways to encrypt some private files in your Dropbox folder: you can use Truecript, EncFS, SecretSync (now available for Linux too) etc. but I find EncFS to be the best/easiest solution. Read on.
Avoiding a Cloud Computing Armageddon
Cloud computing is all the rage today, with everyone from the U.S. Federal government to Apple herding us into a brave new world of remotely hosted data and services. As usual, we're rushing down a road before thinking about where it may lead.
Instant Vintage Photo Effects with Google Chrome and Lomo+
If you happen to use the Chrome or Chromium browser and you are looking for an easy way to spice up your photos with vintage effects, the Lomo+ web app is right up your alley.
Complete Step by Step Guide to Make ISO Images in Ubuntu
In this tutorial I will show you several simple ways of creating ISO images with Ubuntu, from doing it with graphical applications included in the repositories or by using just the command-line. Each method below will get the work done, and you can start burning your images to a CD or DVD in no time.
Dear Ubuntu: The netbook is toast
Open...and Shut. In the tech industry today, and particularly in mobile, you can make lots of money as a premium innovator (Apple's iOS) or as a mass-market commoditizer (Google Android). But it turns out that there's little room for more than one company in either category, That's why Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard, and RIM are struggling to compete with Apple, while Canonical, MeeGo, and others are falling behind Google.
What's an inode?
As you might have noticed, we love talking about file systems. In these discussions the term "inode" is often thrown about. But what is an inode and how does it relate to a file system? Glad you asked.
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