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Continue ReadingIf you’re a Windows user looking to migrate to Linux then you might be concerned about a replacement for Outlook. Fortunately there is an …
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Continue ReadingWireless 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 …
Continue ReadingYou do not need to install an all-Microsoft environment for your small office, if you do not need very specific applications. Linux can answer all …
Continue ReadingLinux sometimes has some annoying issues with wireless cards. Thanks to the open source community, we have a solution; to use Windows wireless card …
Continue ReadingOpen source web development is very popular due to its free and open nature. However, how does it fare when you think of it as a career option?
Continue ReadingKDE 4.2 sports a new look and many new useful features which more than make up for the buggy KDE 4.0 release. Here’s a detailed look at …
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