Archive for February, 2008
Linux Terminologies Issue #5
Ever since I migrated and used Linux Mint for my everyday computing, I seldom navigate and explore from it’s directory structure. Why? Well to tell you the truth, I still find it difficult to understand what are the meaning of those directory because it would normally have 3-4 letter name (and besides I didn’t really [...]
Flyback: A Time Machine Alternative for Linux
For two months of using Linux Mint I see that it is the best alternative for any other operating system. Aside from being free, all multimedia functionalities comes in pre-installed as well productivity softwares like OpenOffice and the Photoshop clone GIMP. That alone is a winner and I can’t ask for anything else.
All in all [...]
Best Ubuntu Wallpapers
This post was inspired by Jun of Tech Source from Bohol, showcasing his 25 coolest wallpaper in Linux. The “Think Linux” wallpaper is my personal choice on that post. The tux logo looks very cool inside the ‘Mac’s Apple’ combined with an eye-candy look. I love it! Thanks!
Jun was right, for most Linux newbies all [...]
Linux Terminologies Issue #4
Time flies so fast and I recall the first time I started to use Linux, I felt that I was in big trouble because of this “unusual” terms and commands. But things are changing now as I get used to it. (feeling a little bit geeky here hehe).
This issues of my Linux terms made me [...]
Turbocharging Firefox
I love now my Firefox browser compare to my Firefox that was installed in my Windows XP partition. Why? Well aside from getting the desired font, fixing some buttons on the default Firefox installation with Linux and using FireFTP without a hitch, I was also able to make it browse and surf much faster on [...]