Linux Application Management

Linux Applications: Dropbox

Cloud computing has become standard fare for many users. Dropbox is a user-level application that allows the user to seamlessly "drop" files into a remote server with drag and drop ease. Fortunately there is a Linux client for dropbox. This article will introduce you to Dropbox in Linux.

Published by jlwallen (4137 pts) on Jul 10, 2009 to
Linux Platform Articles
Linux Applications: GnuCash

If you are accustomed to keeping your personal or business finances on your PC, and you're concerned that Linux doesn't have a solution for you, worry no more. GnuCash is a personal and business finance manager that will easily meet all of your needs.

Published by jlwallen (4137 pts) on Jul 10, 2009 to
Linux Platform Articles
Linux Applications: Scribus

For those of you who have been charged with creating brochures, fliers, and complex documentation, you know that a simple word processor is not enough. Having a desktop publishing application is tantamount to taking your printed pieces from amateur to professional.

Published by jlwallen (4137 pts) on Jul 10, 2009 to
Linux Platform Articles

Linux Applications: The GIMP

The Gimp is to Linux what Photoshop is to Windows and Mac. The Gimp is a very powerful image editor application that is not only available on Linux, but Windows and OS X as well. It's feature-rich, powerful, expandable, and won't bring your machine or your budget to a screeching halt.

Published by jlwallen (4137 pts) on Jul 10, 2009 to
Linux Platform Articles
The Eee PC: The Perfect Computer for a Conference or Event

If traveling light is important to you, and if you want to carry a computer on your travels, then think about taking an Eee PC with you. I do, and I get a lot of work done without worrying about lugging a bulky laptop computer around. The Eee PC is the perfect out of office and events companion.

Published by Scott Nesbitt (1780 pts) on Jul 10, 2009 to
Linux Platform Articles
How to Install Software in Linux: Source vs. Package Manager

Find out just how easy it can be to install software on a Linux machine.

Published by arromeo (206 pts) on Jul 10, 2009 to
Linux Platform Articles

How to Enable or Disable SELinux

SELinux is a feature of the Linux operating system that aims to help make Linux one of the most secure operating systems on the market. But there are instances when SELinux can get in the way of installing or running applications. Knowing how to disable SELinux can help you get over this hurdle.

Published by jlwallen (4137 pts) on Jun 23, 2009 to
Linux Platform Articles
Building a Linux Database

Linux is nothing if not versatile, and that holds true when you want a database solution. There are many different database choices both commercial and open source, and each of them has it's own set of advantages and disadvantages. This article will cover three of the open source databases.

Published by Kristen Grubb (2026 pts) on Jun 2, 2009 to
Linux Platform Articles
Creating Personalized Calendars in Linux: Prepare & Share a Custom Calendar

It's nice to be able to prepare custom calendars for yourself and family members to share memories. The powerful, open-source desktop publishing software Scribus lets you make your own, customized, personalized calendars with just a few clicks.

Published by Tolga BALCI (23398 pts) on Mar 17, 2009 to
Linux Platform Articles
Designing CD/DVD Covers in Linux

You need not use Windows to create CD covers. Linux is full of choices and we review the Kover application to make CD covers. There is a bonus tip for LightScribe owners as well.

Published by Tolga BALCI (23398 pts) on Feb 28, 2009 to
Linux Platform Articles