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Examples of Linux Desktops
Linux is similar to the UNIX operating system and is founded on the Linux kernel. The Linux operating system is open source and free which means that the code can be collaboratively used, modified without cost and can be distributed commercially and non-commercially.

Published by nancydehra (1,083 pts ) on Nov 3, 2009 to
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Is GNOME Bloated?
Is your computer running slowly? Specific programs running very slowly? Bloat might be to blame. Read on for more information on bloat in Linux, specifically GNOME, and some suggestions on how to solve it.

Published by waltermichaelson (389 pts ) on Sep 25, 2009 to
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Get to Know the GNOME Panel
If you are new to GNOME then you might find the panel a bit confusing. But fear not, after a bit of use, and this helpful Bright Hub article, your fear of the GNOME panel will quickly fade.

Published by jlwallen (4,137 pts ) on Jun 23, 2009 to
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Migrate from Windows XP to GNOME With Ease
If you are considering migrating to Linux then you might be curious what is in store for you. Fortunately, if you are migrating from Windows XP you can rest assured that, although the desktops are different, GNOME is easy to use. In this Bright Hub article you will learn the major differences.

Published by jlwallen (4,137 pts ) on Jun 23, 2009 to
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Changing the Default Window Manager in Linux: KDE and Gnome Anyone?
Ubuntu by default comes with Gnome as its desktop manager, Kubuntu with KDE. However, it is possible to run KDE and/or Gnome on either distro and switch between the two with relative ease. These are just two examples, so if you want to change you default windows manager, here’s how.

Published by Apurba Debnath (5,978 pts ) on Mar 28, 2009 to
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Playing with GNOME Panel Applets
Increase your productivity by adding applets to the top and bottom panels of your GNOME desktop. With panel applets, you can check the weather, run a program, and even post to your blog. Find out how to put the power of panel applets to work for you.

Published by Scott Nesbitt (1,780 pts ) on Nov 25, 2008 to
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Extending Nautilus with Scripts
Nautilus is the file manager in the GNOME desktop environment. But you can extend its capabilities very easily. How? By installing and using scripts.

Published by Scott Nesbitt (1,780 pts ) on Nov 25, 2008 to
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Insane Application Launching with GNOME Do and GNOME Deskbar
GNOME Do and GNOME Deskbar are intelligent launcher tools that makes performing common tasks on your computer fun and delicious! Part 2 of this article compares looks at the features of GNOME Deskbar and how to install it.

Published by Josef Nankivell (4,324 pts ) on Nov 24, 2008 to
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Quick documents from the Ubuntu desktop
Do you have certain types of documents that you constantly use? Instead of fussing around with templates in a word processor or editor, why not get started by right clicking on the desktop?

Published by Scott Nesbitt (1,780 pts ) on Nov 1, 2008 to
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What is Ubuntu?
According to DistroWatch, Ubuntu is the most popular Linux Distribution out there. Ubuntu boasts full functionality out of the box, frequent security updates, and ease of use. Find out why so many Linux users love Ubuntu

Published by YvetteDavis (2,491 pts ) on Oct 27, 2008 to
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