Top Alternatives to Itunes for Linux
You can’t run iTunes on Linux - so various developers have released music players that act as an alternative to the popular Apple software, …
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How to Fix the "Please Enter Your Password to Use This Device" Kubuntu Error
Kubuntu Linux tries to automatically mount storage devices at login but doesn’t have the proper permissions due to a bug. This results in …
Continue ReadingHow To Setup A Minecraft Server In Ubuntu Linux
Running a Minecraft Server on Ubuntu Linux can be very easy providing your server meets the Minecraft server system requirements. This guide will …
Continue ReadingFinding out DVD Drive Info in Debian and Other Linux Distros
Take control of your hardware with Linux - ask your hard drive questions with the Terminal command line!
Continue ReadingThe Best Astronomy Software: Open Source Options
Whether you want to see the sky from outside your house or explore the furthest reaches of space, there are a variety of high-quality, free and open …
Continue ReadingGuide to Setting Up Counter-Strike Server for Linux
Top tips for downloading and configuring a Counter-Strike Linux server!
Continue ReadingFinding a Video Capture Card for Ubuntu
Finding a suitable TV or video capture card for Ubuntu (or any Linux distro) can be tricky…
Continue ReadingUse Firefox as a Linux QuickTime Movie Player
You don’t need a QuickTime player for Linux to enjoy MOV video clips - watch them in your browser!
Continue ReadingIs There a Linux Exchange Client?
One of the most popular email systems on the planet is Microsoft Exchange, which acts as the server side of a client-server system for managing emails …
Continue ReadingLinux and Internet Explorer: Wine Mandriva Guide
Why would you want to install Internet Explorer on Linux? Well, you might be a web developer concerned about standards and compatibility…
Continue ReadingRunning Linux on Xbox 360 - Things to Consider
With the right Xbox 360 model, you can run Linux on your games console!
Continue ReadingChoosing the Best Linux Jukebox Players
There are several great Linux “jukebox” or audio players you should consider, such as Rhythmbox, Amarok and Banshee!
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