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Linux  Articles Linux : Reviews : Corel Photo-Paint 9 for Linux
By Posted: ( Wed 1st Nov 2000 02:17:54[AM] UTC )
Corel Photo-Paint is the well known image creation and photo editing
application. This great Windows application recently made the jump to
Linux version and is available as a free download. Does it match
up to Photo-Paint for Windows? Or should Linux users stick with GIMP?
Rating [ 5.54 / 10 ]
Linux : Articles : Review: SuSE 7.0 Professional
By Posted: ( Tue 31st Oct 2000 04:14:44[AM] UTC )
All said and done, SuSE is a very good distribution. Newbies will like it
for its clean installation and its user-friendliness while
more advanced users will enjoy tinkering with the huge amount of
software made available. If you haven't tried it yet, you might want
to grab this latest release. You will certainly change your mind.
Rating [ 7.06 / 10 ]
Linux : Articles : Open source movement key for Internet growth in India
By Posted: ( Mon 30th Oct 2000 12:17:04[AM] UTC )
Comparing the Indian Internet market to others like the U.S., net activist
John Barlow said that countries which did not have deep ties to the
industrial economy would be more unfettered to harness the Information
Age. Indians have a particular strength in being able to deal with
uncertainty, ambiguity and chaos, according to Barlow.
Rating [ 5.67 / 10 ]
Linux : Articles : Microsoft Office for Linux?
By Posted: ( Fri 27th Oct 2000 03:09:04[AM] UTC )
If Microsoft decided to come out with MS Office for Linux, it would be the
best thing to happen to Linux. But right now, Microsoft is also worried
since Linux threatens its core OS business.
Rating [ 7.3 / 10 ]
Linux : Articles : Guide to X-terminal setup
By Posted: ( Wed 25th Oct 2000 02:33:09[AM] UTC )
X-Terminals are a great way to revive your old machine or make your
diskless workstation that much more productive. StarOffice 5.2 may not run
on your 486, but you can run it off another machine and export the display
to your monitor.
Rating [ 7.44 / 10 ]
Linux : Articles : Linux Garage: KDE Utilities
By Posted: ( Tue 24th Oct 2000 02:59:32[AM] UTC )
This is the second in a series of articles that looks at the various
applications that are present in KDE and what they can do for you.
Rating [ 5.5 / 10 ]
Linux : Articles : Setting up Squid as your caching HTTP/FTP proxy
By Posted: ( Mon 23rd Oct 2000 02:05:41[AM] UTC )
Squid is a proxy caching server for HTTP/FTP requests. It caches data off
the net on your local network. So the next time the same data is being
accessed, whether it is html or a gif, it gets served up from the local
server rather than over the Internet -- saving you significant bandwidth.
Rating [ 5.97 / 10 ]
Linux : Articles : RPM usage for newbies
By Posted: ( Fri 20th Oct 2000 02:36:44[AM] UTC )
The Red Hat Package Manager (RPM) has establised itself as one of the most
popular distrubution formats for linux software today. A first time user may feel
overwhelmed by the vast number of options available and this article will
help a newbie to get familiar with usage of this tool.
Rating [ 8.22 / 10 ]
Linux : Articles : The rich Robin Hood
By Posted: ( Wed 18th Oct 2000 02:40:56[AM] UTC )
Open source is slated as the new mode of economy for the new age. But is it
possible to make profits from free software? What is the advantage to large
and small scale developers?
Rating [ 0 / 10 ]
Linux : Articles : Doing the Samba
By Posted: ( Tue 17th Oct 2000 05:40:06[AM] UTC )
Samba is a terrific software that bridges the gap between Linux and
Windows PC's on the network. File sharing and print services are a lot
more transparent though it's a lot easier from the Windows end. Setup
is not that difficult either.
Rating [ 6.67 / 10 ]
Linux : Articles : Linux learning curve
By Posted: ( Mon 16th Oct 2000 05:40:57[AM] UTC )
KDE is just one of the many GUI interfaces that you can use under
Linux. This is the first in a three part series that reviews the various
KDE applications that you will encounter.
Rating [ 6 / 10 ]
Linux : Articles : Newbie's guide to installing SuSE 6.4
By Posted: ( Fri 13th Oct 2000 05:18:20[AM] UTC )
This article does come a little late in the day but it's still pretty useful.
A Linux newbie, tried out an installation of SuSE 6.4 and
this is the howto-install that he wrote up.
Rating [ 7.38 / 10 ]
Linux : Articles : Getting on the net with WvDial
By Posted: ( Thu 12th Oct 2000 06:40:03[AM] UTC )
Getting on to the Internet meant working with chat scripts and debugging
them when things went wrong. Not very newbie friendly. WvDial is easy to
setup and a lot easier to use too.
Rating [ 5.83 / 10 ]
Linux : Articles : Diskless client with Debian
By Posted: ( Wed 11th Oct 2000 06:16:03[AM] UTC )
There was an article on FreeOS a few days back showing you how to setup a
diskless workstation. The author of this article believes that it can be
done quicker and easier using packages right off the Debian distribution.
Rating [ 7.32 / 10 ]
Linux : Articles : Linux and the laser
By Posted: ( Tue 10th Oct 2000 04:40:02[AM] UTC )
CD-Writer are very common these days and can be seen on most desktops. Linux,
as with most things, doesn't make things very easy for you. I've suffered
through it so you don't.
Rating [ 8.4 / 10 ]
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