So, you are stuck on Mozilla and can’t see your self using anything else? Well, check out this little article detailing the advantages of the Firebird browser (formerly Phoenix) based on Mozilla.
This article details some excellent thoughts regarding the whole Linux vs. Windows debate from the perspective of the new user. For anyone who has been a long time Linux user, this is a must read.
“DesktopLinux.com previews the upcoming CrossOver Office 2.0 release from CodeWeavers that introduces support for Adobe Photoshop, among other featured enhancements. Embedded Linux support engineer, and former Adobe test engineer, Cal Erickson gives the new release extensive testing.”
Wow, almost ten days without any news. Sorry people, just trying to finish the semester at school and I guess something had to be forgotten.
The goal is, over the summer, to add to the functionality of this site. The current things that are on the drawing board to be added are comments, a tips section, and hopefully, a Windows/Linux software compatability search engine.
This last item will be very cool, if I can get it to work. What it will be is a database where you can type in the name of a windows program and it will tell you the Linux equivalent. Or, if you don’t know the name of some software, you can simply select a category and the program will offer up some suggestions on different apps that fit that category.
That is the roadmap for the next few months anyway. Now back to our regularly scheduled website.
This article details the journey one user went through trying to migrate over to Linux:
“I assumed I could boot the well-known Linux distributions from a CD-ROM drive, make some on-screen selections, let the distribution know what hardware to use, twiddle my thumbs for a while as it loaded software and configured itself, and then have a working system. Was I ever wrong.”
Looking to expand the storage capabilities of your desktop computer and not sure where to look for help in how to set up a new hard drive in Linux? Then check this article out over at LinuxWorld.
From installing the new hardware to fdisk to getting it up and running in Linux, this little tutorial covers it all.
This tutorial will guide through the steps needed to get up and running with phpAdsNew. The tutorial is short, but very complete and easy to read. So, if you have been looking for a way to include banner ads on your website, this may be a solution.