Stories tagged "ubuntu"

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There are only two months left for the new Ubuntu release to appear. I’ve decided to check out what is it that the Ubuntu developers have been preparing for us. Yet again, there are no huge, revolutionary changes, but some of them are really interesting

More than 8 million people across the world now use Canonical's Ubuntu Linux, according to The VAR Guy. Here's the scoop.

As we all know, there are a vast amount of applications available for Ubuntu. People outside the Linux scene will probably have heard and used the most famous open source apps (such as Firefox), but there are a select few programs that are either insanely

Si no te gusta la apariencia XP del sistema operativo Windows, entonces puedes usar algún tipo de skins para cambiarle la apariencia y por lo menos pensar que estas usando otro sistema.

This article shows how to run a file- and print-server for small and medium enterprises (SME) on one single Ubuntu 8.04 server. It is very easy to set up, and management is done with an easy-to-use web interface called eBox.

Ubuntu costs nothing - and updates to Ubuntu are always free and will always be free. New Ubuntu releases for both Desktop and Server editions are done every six months, thus ensuring users will always have the latest software updates, drivers and securit

I personally use Activity Tracker in IGoogle but it never hurts to know these apps. This one is special because there's no "popular" offline desktop equivalent on Windows and it's not a well known panel because of it's niche use.

Form to ask for your printer to be considered for driver development.

The answer is gOS. gOS doesn't trumpet its open source credentials or advertise its infinite customization options. It just works. That's part of what makes gOS "Linux for the rest of us."