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Ubunchu Chapter 02

No, the title is not misspelled. That title describes the name of this comic book of sorts. And I can honestly say, despite the great artwork and effort put into it, my lack of anime understanding is preventing me from getting the purpose of this booklet?
Based on my limited understanding, I believe that Manga is [...]

Wii Fit Linux Style

Have to be honest here, at first pass the idea of having a Wii Fit board attached to your Linux box does not sound all that exciting. But what the author of this article is failing to recognize is that it provides a tremendous proof of concept of just how interactive Linux games could be.
Case [...]

Spandex Force Now Available For Linux

Independent game developer KarjaSoft announces the Linux version of Spandex Force, a tongue-in-cheek puzzle game with RPG elements.
Spandex Force is a superhero-themed puzzle game that lets the player create his or her own hero to clean up the crime-infested town of Vigilance Valley. The game features many different kinds of minigames including, but not limited [...]

SwitchBack ruggedized UMPC can rock multiple OSes simultaneously

It’s big, it’s tough and it can run Linux and Windows! Check it out, the SwitchBack UMPC.

FreeDOS finally hits 1.0 milestone

Wow, talk about dwelling on the past! Regardless, FreeDOS has indeed hit a real milestone today. It seems that the OS has nailed version 1.0.

FreeNAS: The Free NAS Server

OK, so it’s not Puppy Linux. But this piece below does offer yet another alternative to consider when trying to figure out what to do with that old PC of yours…

Got Firefox?

Firefox Flicks rocks - pure and simple. If you have not checked out some of the videos hosted here, you are definitely missing out.
Think I am wrong? I submit that this has been one of the most successful campaigns in many, many years.

LinuxFilter

OK, you are right and this does look just like Digg.com. Regardless, I am interested in seeing how this site works out.

Gaming on Linux - Darwinia

Speaking as a fan of Linux games, they are not likely to appeal to fans of Battlefield 2 and Counter Strike. Sure, there may be pretty decent looking, but Linux is just not that hot in the gaming scene right now.

Freevo

Speaking for myself, I think I would just wait for version 2.0 before juimping head first into this PVR project. After all, there are bound to be some serious bug fixes then.

Open Source Mac

If you are a Mac owner, yet still wish to participate in the OSS magic? Then I do believe that this is the page for you!

Gamepark’s GP2X Linux PMP now shipping

Actually, I do not remember the GP2 specifically. Regardless though, the Linux-powered PMP is back with a vengeance and is likely to do well this time around.

The Race To Linux , And Gaming Consoles

There is a real desire to encourage developers to begin porting ASP.NET apps over to Linux. Since funds may not always be plentiful in this type of project, some have taken to drastic methods of encouragement - gaming consoles.

Narcissu 1.0

Are you into visual novel games for the PC? Willing to take a ported version for a spin? Then you might wish to check out Narcissu, now available for Linux.

Where can I find the ‘rev’ command line utility?

Dave, I am a Sun Solaris sysadmin and really liked your book
Wicked Cool Shell Scripts. However, I don’t seem to find the “rev” utility on any of my Sun servers running Solaris 2.6, 7, 8, and even 9. I couldn’t find it on the sunfreeware.com site either. Could you tell me where I can find it?

Revolution OS on CBC TV

If you live in the US and don’t have it on cable or your dish, perhaps a bar with a satellite dish can pull it down for you. If you live in Detroit or Buffalo, you should be able to get it on rabbit ears. The time is local to your time zone [...]

The Linux Year

It seems that 2004 has definitely been a year for the Linux OS. Don’t take my word for it though, folks. Just have a look here at the calender that PC Pro put together to illustrate some of the more memorable moments in the Linux 2004 timeline.

Bring Back That Windoze Feelin’

If you’ve been working to design your desktop theme to closely resemble Windows, why stop there? Install Windowlike, an app that completes the Windoze experience by randomly crashing your applications! Combine it with the Blue Screen of Death screensaver and it will be like you never even installed Linux!

And Now for Something Completely Different

This isn’t necessarily Linux related, but it’s too good not to share. You see, one of the techs I work with recently discovered that Cisco has a theme song. Or at least a theme song for their training programs — he wasn’t entirely clear on its purpose.

Turn an Old Laptop Into a Picture Frame

Got an old laptop lying around doing nothing? Why not throw Linux on it? There are a lot of things that it can be doing, from acting as a small file or backup server to serving out recipes in the kitchen to acting as a picture frame. That’s right, with a little effort and a [...]

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