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65Microsoft Vista vs. Linux
by zcat8
I recently began experimenting with the two systems and comparing them. The two popular versions of Linux are currently Ubuntu and Fedora. I had an old laptop that I wanted to breathe some life into it... published 3 days ago
70How To Turn Your Old Computer Into A New Powerhouse! For Free!
by tdrusk
Don't throw out your old computer. Make it better than your current! published 5 days ago
64Browse Your Filesystem Like A Galaxy In Linux
by tdrusk
I found this great program from a post on ubuntuforums. It allows you to look at your filesystem like it's a galaxy. Sure, it's completely useless, but it's a good source of entertainment. To install do sudo... published 5 days ago
65How To: Convert Your Pencil Animation For Video Sites In Linux
by tdrusk
Pencil is a neat little program for creating 2D animation. I am currently using it to create my newest video, The Five Stages Of Breakups. That was only the first scene without audio, but you get the... published 5 days ago
73Why Linux Is A Sad Joke
by Anton Chouinard
Open source nerds continue to live in the mistaken belief that the average computer user spends every waking moment like PenguinHeads do poring over the innards of hardware and software. A PC is a tool. The... published 2 weeks ago
67How To Install Ubuntu?
by hassam
New users who experiment with Ubuntu often use the downloadable Live CD. However, they are often unsure about installing it over their home computers, courtesy the popular myth that installation of a Linux... published 2 weeks ago
66Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex Alpha 1 Released
by killimanjaro
The first alpha release of the forthcoming Ubuntu 8.10, also called Intrepid Ibex, is out. This is still a very early release so is not recommended for general use. The Ubuntu development team sent the... published 3 weeks ago
71How to Install Ubuntu 8.04 on Virtual PC 2007 - Part I
by Overminded
Installing Ubuntu 8.04 on Virtual PC 2007 can be a bit confusing and frustrating but, when you are done, you will be ready to take on new Linux challennges. This step by step tutorial wants to a place you can turn to when you feel lost. published 4 weeks ago
73How to configure Xorg in Ubuntu
by alex_covac
Easy ways to configure Xorg automatically in Ubuntu. Ubuntu is built to ease newbies in configurations and can help a lot without need to mess too much with configuration files. Steps cd /etc/X11 sudo mv... published 4 weeks ago
79Why Ubuntu can't stack up to Windows or OS X
by Anton Chouinard
Three major OS choices. Which one is the laggard? Linux aficionados will go on ad infinitum as to why the various distros such as Ubuntu represent a valid alternative to the pricey and complex Operating... published 5 weeks ago
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