Archive for the ‘Linux’ Category
KDE 4.3 “Caizen” is out!
The KDE team has released the latest iteration of their famous cross platform desktop environment. KDE 4 is a desktop environment that has great potential as it has embraced some really powerful and state of the art technologies as its pillars e.g. nepomuk, akonadi, Plasma, Qt4 and others. Also its creators have a really good [...]
In: Linux, Technology, Uncategorized · Tagged with: desktop environment, foss, kde, relase
The Gran Canaria Desktop Summit has begun!
If Microsoft wanted to destroy the FOSS desktop it would bomb Gran Canaria right now as the top hackers of both leading FOSS desktop environments, KDE and GNOME, are meeting there right now. But we all know Microsoft is no that evil, or are they? For the first time ever both GUADEC, the [...]
In: Linux, Technology · Tagged with: con, foss, gnome, gran canaria, hackers, kde, nokia
Your own Linux file server for 150$ or less
Have you always dreamed of having your own Linux file server but were worried about hardware or energy costs? Well with 150$ or less you could build your own portable, energy efficient and powerful Linux file server. All you have to do is buy a Western Digital MyBook World Edition and perform some hacker magic [...]
In: Linux, Technology · Tagged with: cheap, d.i.y, file server, hack, hardware, Linux
Who says the command line can’t be user friendly?
The command line is a great interface for lots of things, it enables a certain level of control, power and speed that sometimes can’t be achieved in graphical interfaces. But the command line can be very intimidating and I have to admit it has a steep learning curve. But does it really have to be [...]
In: Linux, Technology · Tagged with: fish, friendly, Linux, shell, unix, user
Compare text documents
I found a tool for Windows and Linux called Diffuse that allows you to compare multiple text documents in the same window. I took this summary from their site:
Diffuse is a graphical tool for merging and comparing text files. Diffuse is able to compare an arbitrary number of files side-by-side and gives users the ability [...]
In: Linux, Technology, Windows · Tagged with: compare, debian, diffuse, Linux, text documents, ubuntu, Windows