Posts Tagged ‘ Linux

Ubuntu 12.04

Ubuntu New Logo Ubuntu 12.04

Ubuntu 12.04 has already seen the light. With the Precise Pangolin nickname, this new version of Ubuntu is accompanied by interesting changes.

For starters, Ubuntu 12.04 LTS has five years of technical support for security updates. In addition, Ubuntu 12.04 offers a new way to access your applications and documents with HUD, includes Rhythmbox instead of Banshee and updated the majority of programs like Firefox, Thunderbird, PRI and Shotwell, among others.

Now I explain these changes in more detail.

Long Term Support (LTS)

101 Applications That You Must Have To Try Before You Die

101 Applications That You Must Have To Try Before You Die 101 Applications That You Must Have To Try Before You Die

It is estimated that only for Windows there are more than four millions of known programs. But applications that impress are few. I am going to introduce you to a selection of 101 applications that everyone should try at least once in life. The list comprises of applications for desktop (Windows, Mac, Linux) for mobile phones (Android, iPhone) and web apps. Are you ready to discover the new world?

Here are 101 applications, mixed without following any… Read More

Surprise: Microsoft Is One of the Main Linux Kernel Contributors

 Surprise: Microsoft Is One of the Main Linux Kernel Contributors

For the first time ever and probably only temporarily, Microsoft may be considered one of the main contributors to Linux. The company, which has portrayed the free operating system as a form of cancer, was classified at 17th place in the list of the largest contributors of Linux kernel.

Report from the Linux Foundation, released on 3rd April, summarizes those who have contributed to the Linux kernel. The 10 largest contributors listed in the report are familiar names; Red Hat, Novell, Intel, IBM, Texas… Read More

Manage your daily tasks with Wunderlist

Wunderlist Manage your daily tasks with Wunderlist

Write down all the tasks that you need to perform throughout the day can help to increase your productivity and efficiency. Wunderlist is a free task management program that allows you to manage and organize your to-do list. Wunderlist is available as a web application that allows you to use it from any computer, as well as a program for Windows, Mac, Linux and mobile devices like iPhone, iPad and Android.

And best of all, it offers synchronization of all your tasks to keep your task list… Read More

Access computers remotely with Chrome Remote Desktop BETA

Chrome Remote Desktop BETA Access computers remotely with Chrome Remote Desktop BETA

You now have one more reason to install Google Chrome browser. Google has just released an extension called Chrome Remote Desktop, which allows you to remotely access another computer directly from Chrome.

Chrome Remote Desktop can be quite useful when you need to help a friend to troubleshoot a problem, or when you need help from a friend. It allows you to access another computer remotely and share your computer for remote access. The session is created through an authentication code, which can only… Read More

Microsoft: Linux is not a threat anymore

Windows Linux Microsoft: Linux is not a threat anymore

Wes Miller, research and Development Manager at Microsoft, tweets that Linux is no longer seen as a threat to Windows. In previous stock market reports to the SEC, Microsoft lifted up Linux as one of the competitors along with Apple and Google.

In the new revised edition, only Apple and Google who highlighted as potential threats. Linux is therefore absent from Microsoft’s threat. Microsoft is not the only one to lose belief in Linux ability. Adobe has this year announced that they stop developing Adobe… Read More