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Jun
30th

What To Do If Still Seeing Poor Linux Battery Life

Author: Michael Larabel | Files under syndicated

Even after using the Linux 2.6.38 kernel power regression workaround for those systems affected by the ASPM (Active-State Power Management) bug that was detected by Phoronix, some Linux users still don’t have their netbook/notebook battery lasting as l…


Jun
30th

Scripting, Part Two: Looping for Fun and Profit

Author: Ken Hess | Files under syndicated

You energy-conserving* system administrators will enjoy learning to use loops in your scripts. Looping is a technique that allows you to repeat a process or set of commands indefintely or until the loop exhausts a particular list of items. For example,…


Jun
30th

Nautilus Elementary Ambiance Theme Adds PPA, Looks Better Than Ever!

Author: Manuel Jose | Files under syndicated

Nautilus Elementary Ambiance GTK theme by simplygreat is perhaps the most beautiful mod of default Ubuntu Ambiance theme. We have featured it already in our top themes for Ubuntu 11.04 post. Few things have changed lately and the latest Nautilus Elemen…


Jun
30th

New Identi.ca Share Button

Author: Jacob Barkdull | Files under syndicated

"Identi.ca still doesn’t have a proper share button. For a long time I’ve looked for a good Identi.ca share button. One like Twitter’s, one that: displays a count of posts, and lets people share the page with the post automatically containing the page title and URL. I looked so long without finding anything that I wrote one myself. And I’ve talked a little bit about the half-PHP-half-JavaScript Identi.ca share button that I wrote, but I really haven’t shown it off or explained how to use it. It’s kind of pointless to write it just for myself. So allow me to explain a few things."


Jun
30th

Virtual Users/Domains With Postfix, Courier, MySQL, SquirrelMail (Fedora 15)

Author: Falko Timme | Files under syndicated

This document describes how to install a Postfix mail server that is based on virtual users and domains, i.e. users and domains that are in a MySQL database. I’ll also demonstrate the installation and configuration of Courier (Courier-POP3, Courier-IMA…


Jun
30th

Fuduntu Programming Challenge Mark 2

Author: Enalicho | Files under syndicated

I’m happy to announce the start of the second Fuduntu programming challenge! Situation – What we need in Fuduntu is a game! After all, we’re the distro with the joke name and the home of the Linux lulz..


Jun
30th

Mageia-cal Win Over Humanity

Author: bob@lxer.com | Files under syndicated

Am I happier now than I was before Mageia installation? Most likely yes. Mageia proved itself very stable and nicely composed system not only in Live run, but also in full install mode.Yes, I still have something to work on before I can make final deci…


Jun
30th

GNOME 3 vs Unity: Which is right for you?

Author: Gareth Halfacree | Files under syndicated

With so much controversy surrounding the recent release of GNOME 3 and Canonical’s Unity, there’s only one way to resolve things: a head-to-head battle royale. Gareth Halfacree investigates which next-generation desktop environment might suit you b…


Jun
30th

Peppermint OS: Cloud Oriented Desktop Distro

Author: bob@lxer.com | Files under syndicated

Released in July, Peppermint Two is based on Lubuntu 11.04, an Ubuntu-derived distribution using the LXDE desktop environment (see our overview). Its main distinguishing feature is that it mixes traditional applications with cloud applications that are…


Jun
30th

Bear Turns Open Source Shark in Deep Water

Author: Christine Hall | Files under syndicated

“Shark Cloud is an online cloud application platform. It’s a complete suite of office tools: word processing, spread sheets, contacts, email and forms. The user can go online and have those tools, like Google Apps, but if they ever get tired of our…