We have closed the third quarter of 2011. We would like to look at how the Linux distros performed up to now. We will see the shares of the major Linux distros and their performance in the last 9 month period. Jump right in to see how your favorite Linux...
Can I watch TV on my computer? Yes, you can. In fact, you can do this in two ways, but one requires a fast Internet connection (1 Megabit/second or higher). Interested?
Wireless networking is not complicated in Linux. In fact, it is easier than you think. Let’s see how to put the pieces of the network together and create our wireless network.
So you just bought your shiny new digital camera and a CD containing all the stuff for the "other" operating system came out of the box. You start wondering if you will be able to use your camera under Linux. Hop right in to see why you have no...
Once you have set up Windows Live Mail, it is time to add your e-mail accounts. After that, you will need to apply some tweaks and optimize it to your working environment. Inside are the detailed steps to optimizing Windows Live Mail.
In order to understand the various disk configurations in Windows Vista and Windows 7, we have to understand the hard disk configuration types in Windows, which are basic and dynamic disks.
Like many newcomers to Linux, I was afraid of the command line when I first started using Linux. However, I began to realize that without the command line I wasn't exploiting my computer to the maximum. That's why it is helpful to know the most...
XBMC (XBoX Media Center) was released in 2002 for Microsoft’s XBoX, and was then ported to other platforms. In this article we see how it fits in as a Linux media center.
There are many compression formats in the Linux world. Here we discuss the “tar-type” formats, covering tar.gz (tgz), tar.bz2 (tbz or tbz2 or tb2), .taz (tar.Z) and tlz (tar.lzma).