Due to of my work I have to travel daily from train. It’s a 50 minutes ride and I am riding train from last 5 years. In that daily 50 minutes train ride I reads book, sleep or works on my Ubuntu loaded laptop. In this long time of daily train riding I had collected few funny comments that I heard so many times. From those here are the 10 best ones that I am sharing here.
Category | Linux
Damn Small Linux only 50mb
Posted on 12 June 2009
Today I have found an incredible distro of linux which is just 50mb small and it is free, and in addition to this its open source is called Damn Small Linux.This distro is too small which makes it easy to carry it any where with you on any media possible boots.
20+ Video Tutorials for Open Source Applications
Posted on 11 June 2009
There is huge number of open source applications out there; these are for operating systems, word processors, graphics programs and a lot more. But it is a difficult task to find manuals or other documentation beyond what the developers have written. Here are 20+ video tutorials links.
Same Old BSD Vs LINUX Debate!
Posted on 22 April 2009
Linux or BSD? Both operating systems are have lots of similarities (in most cases), but there are also some major of differences. As you look more closely into the differences, you find that both Linux and BSD emerge from deep-seated disagreements. These disagreements include that over development methodology or deployment and some over its usage. Also, there are debates as to which one is more superior.
10 Must Have Add-ins for Microsoft Office
Posted on 11 April 2009
Add-ins are software programs written in a special way with a purpose to extend the capabilities of larger programs. This helps in automating or simplifying your work.
GNOME is better than KDE?
Posted on 10 April 2009
Linux desktop arena is under battle and it is believed that GNOME is pulling ahead of today’s KDE in terms of design, stability and usability.
How to Install Ubuntu Linux on a USB Flash Drive
Posted on 04 April 2009
Being able to run Linux straight out of a USB drive is a great way to enjoy the liveCD experience, letting you run Linux from any computer you want. And it saves you from the trouble of carrying a CD along all the time, with your USB drive easily tucked away in your pocket.
How to use Vi / Vim Like a pro: Download Cheat Sheets
Posted on 03 April 2009
vim is an awesome editor by Bram Moolenaar, based on the original vi by Bill Joy, but with lots of improvements added on to it. This tutorial covers the most important functions if vi’s input model, leaving out the more advanced regular expressions/ex command line material. This should be a very helpful in beginning to becoming a vi/vim expert.
Linutop: The Compact Linux Computer
Posted on 30 March 2009
Linutop is a ready to use, small computer that has been designed to reduce maintenance costs. It uses the Linutop operating system that is stored on an internal flash memory and cannot be altered by virus or mishap. You can always recover the initial state at each start up.
10 Best Add-ons – Making Firefox Private and Secure
Posted on 25 March 2009
Everyone seems concerned about his Privacy and Security while browsing web, but not everyone knows how to stay secure and how to make things private. Many of you will already be using some software or different kind of tools to maintain their security, but here is a list of free add-on which are available to be used with Firefox. You may install and download them if they suits your needs. Sorry to users of IE, Safari and other web-browsers and I can not spend my time surfing for add-ons working on those browsers as well.