It’s been often mentioned that enterprise-level companies have fully embraced open source. From the reliable, secure Linux operating system, to the unsurpassed LAMP platform, open source has quite a lot …
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If you’ve been following the upcoming release of Ubuntu 13.04, you probably know about the on-again, off-again inclusion of Unity Smart Scopes. As of now, Smart Scopes will not be …
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Screenshot from Lightworks website It seems, lately, that Linux is starting to gain a ton of momentum on the desktop. Although the kick off for this seems to point to …
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These days, organizing as much as possible of your work (or that of your coworkers/friends/relatives…) to do on remote servers can be much more productive than sticking to desktop applications …
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Last week I had one of those real eye-opening moments where it finally dawned on me just why Windows can be so insecure. File permissions. From the Windows OS perspective, …
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One of the biggest complaints I receive about Ubuntu Unity is that the Launcher is locked to the left side — with no way to move it. Up until Ubuntu …
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In my previous post I showed how to install Tiny Tiny RSS, a self-hosted alternative to Google Reader. As promised, here I am again to present some advanced, or less …
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The most common formats for digital images, like Jpeg or PNG, represent them as matrices of pixels, all of the same size, orderly placed in rows and columns. Besides this …
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Phatch is an Open Source Python program running on Mac OS, Linux, and Windows. The name comes from the combination of Photo and Batch, because this is a processor of …
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This past week, after my last Ubuntu Unity article I posted, I received a lot of email regarding Ubuntu’s default desktop. Some of the emails were filled with praise about …
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