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Deb a Day - where you read about those lovely deb packages everyday!

I didn’t really know that a blog called Deb a Day existed before. It surely is an interesting blog with lots of informative write-ups about various deb packages. Some of them you probably...

“Download now: Ubuntu + Crack + Serial”

Download now the new Ubuntu total free, FULL version (not shareware) and without virus!!! The following file is ready for use, you don’t even need to write the serial. Just burn a CD and use it (you...

Welcome Ubuntu 7.10 Gutsy Gibbon!

I’ve actually been using the beta version and have yet to upgrade. In any case, welcome Gutsy! I expect that the desktops in the office will be upgraded within the next two weeks. At least...

Linux XP?

It’s my first time to encounter Linux XP online today. If you take a look at it, it might seem like a joke because of the name and the features. But it might be real. Somebody ping me on...

Tools for your phone: Wammu and OpenSync

I was looking for tools to use to sync my phone with Linux. As of now, I am trying to install Gutsy Gibbon (not yet the official release, of course) so I just searched. Someone recommended OpenSync...

Learn Japanese characters in Linux

There are neat apps in Linux which could help you learn other languages including Japanese. There’s actually a flashcard macro in Emacs but what the hey! There are cool apps which help me...

Linux OS-tans

I’ve been sick the past two days and I’ve only been catching up on my mail and RSS feeds today. In any case, that Slashdot article about the nerd auction led me to a comment that...

Linux shirts with funk

I’ve been wanting to bug my sister about coming up with designs for geek shirts that I could wear. Ordering for them in the US might be too expensive for me, considering that we could come up...

Want to see Gnome 2.20? Get Foresight!

To get a glimpse of the latest stuff in Gnome, you could download and run Foresight on your computer. Nifty eh? I personally am waiting for next month’s release of Gutsy Gibbon so I could...

What do you use as a media player on Linux?

One of the first things I tried out on Linux was mplayer. I just had to. When I work, I need my music! For breaks, I need to watch something. Maybe an episode of an anime I am following or maybe...