Manu Gupta is the author of SaX3( openSUSE Advanced Configuration v3). He contributes exhaustively to the openSUSE Project where he works along with the Marketing team and the ambassador team. See full bio
My name is Dmitry. But many people in the Internet know me as DarkDuck (darkduck). I am owner of resource darkduck.com, which includes many of my projects, including Linux Notes from DarkDuck (linuxblog.darkduck.com). See full bio
Prashanth is a student at Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal currently persuing a Bachelors degree in Electronics and Communication. He has worked on several *NIX systems over a span of more than 3 years. See full bio
I am the lead developer for the Bodhi Linux project. I am a huge believer in Linux and believe it is the future of computing technology.
If you wish to learn more about me you can find my personal website here - http://jeffhoogland.com/ See full bio
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It’s been nearly two years since I got my first Asus convertible tablet/netbook, loaded it up with Linux and started kicking it around with my every day to classes. In general I have found it to be an extremely useful tool.
I need to type notes or prepare a presentation? Not a problem – it is [...]
Some Linux distributions try to find their own way in arrangement of the user desktop. Take, for example, Ubuntu with Unity. Whatever is your opinion about this Desktop Environment, you can’t deny that it brought some fresh ideas as to how to organize the user’s desktop.
At the other pole are Linux distros which intentionally adjust [...]
Today I would like to take a moment to talk about three different ways to get access to some great games on your Linux PC. They are DJL, Desura and Gameoltih.
DJL –
DJL is an installable application that manages various games you can install from their repository. Their repository currently contains over 120 games that [...]
There are different people. There are different Linux users. Generally, you can split all people in the world into two categories: men and women. But should we split Linux world by gender? Some people still believe we should. Many others think we shouldn’t.
My today’s guest is Jonquil McDaniel. She is Linux user with more than [...]
Today my blog post is very unusual. I have never done this before. I wanted to, but up until now I have never invited another Linux-related person for interview.
Please meet, Irina Sikach, an editor of magazine UserAndLINUX.
GNOME3 and the GNOME Shell are no doubt, major improvements. They bring in usability and quite a bit of eye candy (in a different way compared to compiz) while at the same time, a few features went missing in 3.0 release – like Emblems, for instance. Nevertheless, GNOME3 is a great release and has been [...]
Today I would like to share a small tidbit with all the users of APT distros out there. One of the reasons Bodhi Linux is so light weight and snappy is because when I install all the base packages for Bodhi I install them with the minimal amount of extra dependencies.
For the first half of Google Code-in, we have more than 94 tasks for the students. Already over 53 have been done and around 12 are work in progress. By the end of the first phase, I really hope to see all these tasks done. Some of the most interesting tasks that have been done [...]
