 | Well Google may not have officially released the Linux compatible version of Chrome, but thats not gonna stop you from fulfilling your ambitions of running it in and out on Linux. And so you tried Wine-ing Google Chrome for Windows and finally ended up reading something like ‘How to forget a catastrophic experience’. |
 | This is the second part of the article, you might like to read Part 1 In previous part of our article “10 Live-CDs worth giving a try”, we had covered five different kinds of Live CDs including both based on Windows and Linux operating systems. Here we present five more, each a kind of it’s… |
 | This article is also your answer to: How to access a Linux system GUI remotely via SSH from Windows? Accessing the GUI in Linux remotely from another Linux box via SSH is very simple. But if you are at your workplace (where you most probably run windows) and want to access the Linux GUI at… |
 | This is the first part of the article, you might like to read Part 2 Live CDs are unique un-putdownables that have the ability to run a complete, modern operating system on a computer lacking mutable secondary storage, such as a hard disk drive. Using Live CDs you can get the envirenment of your ever-loved… |
 | Marvell, a California based company, has built a Linux computer which is about the same size as an electrical plug. The product named “SheevaPlug” is not just another mobile devive running Linux. It is a new class of computers concieved very recently called Plug Computer, which provides desktop class performance. |
 | As Network technology advances and we have newer forms of connection methods coming up everyday, the need for a workstation to participate in or connect to more than one network is becoming more and more common. For example, a computer can access internet from two different computers say from one having an IP 192.168.*.* and… |
 | Yesterday, Mark Shuttleworth, tha founder of Canonical Ltd., has announced that Ubuntu 9.10 will be code-named “Karmic Koala”, another animal related name. For the desktop, as Shuttleworth wrote, they are focussing on “first impressions”. He also announced a beautiful, faster, smooth and flicker-free startup. The desktop is also going to sport a new look with… |
