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Valve SteamDespite some early teasing, it now seems Steam is not coming to Linux after all - at least for now.more>>
No Steam for Linux - Right Now

When I first started with graphics - I plotted pixels onto the screen by calculating a memory address and then poking the corresponding value. Times have changed since then.more>>
Qt and Layouts

OpenSolarisWhen the OpenSolaris Governing Board issued their ultimatumto Oracle on July 12, few thought it would have the desired effect of saving OpenSolaris. The board sent a message that if Oracle didn't start to show some interest in OpenSolaris by August 23, they would disband and leave OpenSolaris without leadership and guidance.more>>
As Predicted, OpenSolaris Board Disbands

In the latest round of upgrades and new installs of openSUSE around hereI decided to take a different approach and use the network install andinstall from a USB stick rather than a DVD.While I was at it I decided that I'd try to make a dual boot installerthat would allow me to install either the 32-bit or 64-bit versionof the latest openSUSE (version 11.3) from the same USB stick.more>>
Dual Boot openSUSE USB Stick Installer

New Wine logo here.Wine runs many Windows programs nicely these days, including more and more serious music applications. Dave profiles some of those applications running under the latest &greatest Wine 1.2more>>
New Wine: Running Windows Music &Sound Applications Under Wine 1.2

Google PhoneFive days after the announcementof Voice and Video Chat service in Gmail for Debian-based Linux distributions, Google unveileda Gmail phone call service for Windows, Mac, and Linux. more>>
Google Adds Phone Calls to Linux Gmail Use

audio/mpeg iconLinux Journal Insider - October 2010 by Linux JournalThis month Shawnand Kylethrow out X-Windows, and kick it oldschool with the command line issue. Granted, "kicking it old school"isn't really a stretch for them, especially Kyle, but you can join inthe fun with an entire issue focused on command line tools. Whethermore>>
Linux Journal Insider - October 2010

How often do we all hear the phrase, ?Could you take a look at it for me?? Whether you are checking out a machine for a friend or colleague or looking after one of your own machines, it's handy to have the ability to virus check a Windows setup from the safety of a Linux boot CD or USB stick. This short guide shows you how to scan for infected files by booting into SystemRescueCDand running ClamAV, a virus checker.more>>
Virus Scan A Windows Machine

BuGLe is a tool for OpenGL debugging, implemented as a wrapper library that sits between your program and OpenGL. Although it's still in development, the Web site states that it already can do the following:more>>
BuGLe?OpenGL Debugging Wrapper

One of the most common programs on Linux systems for packaging files is the venerable tar. tar is short for tape archive, and originally, it would archive your files to a tape device. Now, you're more likely to use a file to make your archive. To use a tarfile, use the command-line option -f . To create a new tarfile, use the command-line option -c.more>>
Stupid tar Tricks

 
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