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Using the Linux Pico Editor
Simple, efficient, and easy-to-use is our focus today as we take a closer look at the CLI-based Pico text editor and it's Linux successor, the GNU Nano text editor.

Published by Michael Dougherty (2,770 pts ) on Nov 7, 2009 to
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Boost Linux Performance by Turning Off Unneeded Daemons
The Linux operating system is an outstanding performer. But there are ways to eek out a bit more performance without having to add more hardware or tweak the kernel. By configuring unnecessary daemons so they do not start at boot, you can take your machine's performance to the next level.

Published by jlwallen (4,139 pts ) on Nov 7, 2009 to
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Using Windows Software with Linux
One of the reasons some people are reluctant to switch from Windows to Linux is that they are concerned they will not be able to use their Windows software. Fortunately, it is fairly easy to solve this problem.

Published by Kristen Grubb (1,930 pts ) on Nov 7, 2009 to
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Audacity Sound Editor for Linux
Audacity is a compact but powerful sound file editor which allows users to cut and paste, add effects, and build up a complex tune from multiple tracks.

Published by jonjermey (3,172 pts ) on Nov 7, 2009 to
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Puppy Linux: Standard Applications
Aside from its small size and performance, Puppy Linux has the added advantage of including a comprehensive suite of applications that makes this Linux distribution one of the most complete "out of the box" solutions for any user.

Published by MiAGon (1,593 pts ) on Nov 5, 2009 to
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How to Copy Files from Server to Server in Linux
What I find truly amazing about Linux is the number of options it affords to do just about any task. The protocols available for copying files from one Linux server to another is another great example of its flexibility.

Published by dwlsn233 (107 pts ) on Nov 5, 2009 to
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Windows 7 and Linux on the Market: Desktops, Laptops and Nettops
Windows 7 seems to be promising for all computer markets; desktops, laptops and nettops (netbooks). We will analyze each market in detail and see what Windows 7 can do for all of them.

Published by Tolga BALCI (23,398 pts ) on Nov 4, 2009 to
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Migrating From Windows to Kubuntu: Smoother Than You Think?
The move from Windows to Linux is easier than ever with Kubuntu. Kubuntu uses the KDE desktop, which has a one button start menu similar to Windows. With a large community behind (K)Ubuntu, help is easy to find. So what are you waiting for? Switch to a free and open source software now.

Published by Berry van der Linden (2,680 pts ) on Nov 4, 2009 to
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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 (914 pts ) on Nov 3, 2009 to
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Installing Linux on a PS3 Without a CD
What is Linux? Linux is similar to the UNIX operating system. It is based on the Linux kernel developed by Linus Torvalds in 1991. It is a free and open source collaboration operating system that runs many environments including the PS3. Here we discuss the common questions surrounding this subject.

Published by nancydehra (914 pts ) on Nov 3, 2009 to
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