10 easy ways to play with Linux without leaving Windows
While I haven't made the switch to Linux full time, I find myself spending more and more time experimenting of late. In particular, I'm enjoying projects like Moblin and the Ubuntu Netbook Remix.
If you're still using Windows for your primary OS there are tons of ways to get your feet wet like a true penguin without making any serious commitments. Here are ten ways to play with Linux ...
Most of our regular readers probably have a favorite stand-alone torrent application like uTorrent, Vuze, Transmission, etc. Our friends and family, though, who don't download via torrent all that often may not want a dedicated program.
There are plenty of other programs you can use that come with torrent downloading abilities baked right in. Here are six options I've recommended to my ...
Please, allow me to explain. This week's FTLS was not at all what I intended it to be. For weeks now, I've been toying with idea of dual-booting a Debian based distro with a RPM based distro. Ubuntu Hardy (now reasonably mature enough for day to day use with minimal bork ups) was the obvious choice for a Debian flavor, as it already existed on my hard drive. I am not a big fan of RPM based stuff, ...
Even
if you're an experienced computer user, stepping into Linux the first time can be disorienting. TechRepublic has an
article called 10 things you should know about every
Linux installation that begins, "There are numerous common features with
every Linux installation. This document lists 10 of the more important ones you should know about." It won't turn
you into a Linux Guru, ...





