GNOME Shell – Then And Now (Or How Unity Has Influenced It)
In the past I have commented on how GNOME Shell’s redesign is heading towards what Canonical’s Unity looks like currently. Well, today a reader, Frederico Araújo, left a very interesting side-by-side comparison of GNOME Shell during its initial stage and now. He also added comparison with Unity. It is a very interesting comparison and we thought we’d share it. Do leave your… |
Wayland Will Support GPU Hot-Swapping
A major gripe I have with X.org is the state of GPU hot-swapping. With new laptops coming with dual GPU – a performance oriented one and another power-saving one, I consider GPU hot-swapping a very important feature. It works perfectly in Windows but in Linux the state of GPU hot-swapping is pathetic right now. The… |
Firefox 4 Beta 7 Benchmarked – Fastest In Sunspider Benchmark
Mozilla has released the seventh beta of its upcoming browser, Firefox 4.0. The Firefox 4.0 development has hit a slightly rough patch recently resulting in the release date for the final build pushed back to 2011. However, there is good news with the new beta – it has finally overtaken both Chrome and Opera, both… |
What Better Way To Kill Firesheep Than With FireShepherd?
A few days back, a new Firefox add-on called Firesheep was developed which lets anyone with the add-on installed capture other users’ cookies over WiFi. It essentially meant that anyone on the network can hack into anyone’s Facebook, Twitter etc. whenever they login to it over the network. Scary stuff indeed! |
Yahoo! Still Rules E-Mail, Followed By Hotmail & GMail
So you have completely moved to GMail and think Yahoo! mail is a thing of the past. Even I had a similar feeling that GMail is now the most widely used web mail service, but only till I came across some statistics published by Hitwise according to which Yahoo! Mail is still the most widely used web mail (e-mail) service around the world. |