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- Ubuntu: Changing Your Computer's Name
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How to Use Google Desktop on a Linux PC
Google Desktop for Linux is a great way to keep track of, and search your computer. Google's indexing technology makes it easy to keep constant tabs on what's on your system and where it's located. Learn the basics of using Google Desktop...Published on July 6, 2011 to Linux Platform
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Ubuntu: Changing Your Computer's Name
Did you know your computer has a name? Occasionally you may need to rename your computer for security or personal reasons. Ubuntu makes it easy to rename your computer, so you can spend more time doing creative things – Like choosing a name!Published on July 6, 2011 to Linux Platform
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Linux: Choosing The Right Distribution For Your Needs
With all the available Linux distributions, finding the one that fits your needs can be a challenge. But, with careful attention to several important points, it doesn't have to be a nightmare.Published on July 6, 2011 to Linux Platform
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Installing Thunderbird on Ubuntu Hardy Heron
Thunderbird is a versatile and customizable email client available for Linux. Thunderbird gives the user as much control over the look, feel, and functionality as they want - with add-ons, plug-ins and themes developed by Mozilla and user developers....Published on July 6, 2011 to Linux Platform
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iGoogle: Adding Gadgets
Functionality is what it's all about. With iGoogle gadgets, you can have email, jokes, weather, Bible verses, movie review, and even games right on your iGoogle desktop. There are hundreds of gadgets available, allowing you to do just about anything...Published on June 28, 2011 to Google
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Google Chrome: Importing Settings From Other Browsers
One of the hardest things about changing web browsers is losing your bookmarks and saved passwords. Google has taken that common concern to heart by making imports an optional part of the installation process. Keep reading to learn more about importing...Published on December 3, 2010 to Google
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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 UbuntuPublished on February 6, 2010 to Linux Platform
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Overview of Linux for Small or Outdated Computers
Do you have an old, outdated computer that you you'd like to bring back to life? Don't use an equally old, outdated and unsupported operating system. These supported Linux systems will breathe new life into your old 486 or higher computer...Published on December 29, 2009 to Linux Platform
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Google Spreadsheets: Creating and Using Forms
Google Docs makes it easy to survey large groups of people. Create your survey, and then distribute it by email or Web. Google Docs automatically logs data into a spreadsheet. You can then easily track who has answered and what they've said. Optional...Published on September 18, 2009 to Google
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The Best E-Learning Websites For Kids
Wading through the thousands of online learning resources is time consuming and frustrating. Who has time for that? Check our top online educational sites for kids. The best thing? Most of them are free.Published on September 18, 2009 to Windows Platform