Posts Tagged ‘Linux

This morning, I woke up, reached for my phone to turn off the alarm, and looked at my unread emails. I sign up for Google Alerts and they tell me when philoking is mentioned around the web. This morning I woke up to see a list of KDE reviews and my name was the last [...]

I must admit I had very high hopes while downloading the unseen KDE 4 Preview. It’s a SuSe Live CD and was a snap to get running in Parallels. What was I expecting? With the state of next-Gen OSes, my expectations were nothing less than a good knock-off of OS X or Windows Vista. After [...]

I found a fantastic article on apcmag.com by Ashton Mills tonight about using Linux as your OS completely and how it fares against Windows. While I have to say that this is one of the most complete and honest evaluations I have ever read, it still falls way short in the reality department, for example: [...]

If you haven’t used Synergy yet you are really missing out. I apologize for the video being a little bit dark, but you can definitely see the tool in use and the benefit. I have four computers I use here not including my laptop. Windows XP SP2 w/ Dual 20″ LCDs Windows Server 2003 w/ [...]


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