Ubuntu and Amazon Search – Love or Hate
Well I am certainly not the only one out there that thinks Ubuntu is starting to take advantage of its user base. Ubuntu announced in beta 12.10 the now famous Amazon Search feature. I had a bad...
View ArticleA Solution to Secure Boot For Linux
One developer in the Linux community, Matthew Garrett, has released a bootloader as reported by the H here, that will allow any Linux or BSD distribution to use secure boot . I was very happy to read...
View ArticleNew Laptop, Windows 8 Gone, Installed Linux Mint 14 Nadia
Well I finally took the plunge and purchased a new laptop. I got myself a Lenovo G580 with a B980 PDC CPU sporting 4GB of RAM, 500GB hard drive and more goodies. For the longest time, 10 years, I have...
View ArticleAwesome Raspberry Pi Supercomputer Build
This is in my opinion the coolest project I have ever come across for the Raspberry Pi. You have to check this out if you are true geek. Also they include some of the best most detailed instructions on...
View ArticleHappy Birthday to Free Software!
Cartoon Linux Box from Clker.com I enjoyed reading this short article about Richard Stallman and thought I would pass it along. Until a few minutes ago I wasn’t aware of the significance of today...
View ArticleHave You Tried Parted Magic?
In my humble opinion, Parted Magic is simply the best multi-purpose tool-kit anywhere. I know there are competitors if you want to call them that. And they comprise some pretty good tools themselves....
View ArticleUpgraded to Linux Mint 17 Qiana
Last week I upgraded Mint to Qiana. I don’t like to upgrade my main laptop that often, but when I saw that version 17 would be supported to 2019, I had to do it. I downloaded the ISO and prepared a...
View ArticleRestore Thunderbird Email
Recently I was forced to restore one of my email accounts that I use Thunderbird as my main client. But first a bit of background is in order. The domain that held the account was in a separate package...
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