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The map of the Linux kernel



The Linux kernel is probably one of the most extensive and complex open source projects exist. Although the documentation available is plentiful (perhaps too much) becomes increasingly difficult to succeed in having an overview immediately. "The Linux kernel interactive map" is an original representation that uses a visual approach aimed precisely to give people [...]

Date Written on 7 May, 2008 to 19:53 on Unix / Linux | Comments [1]
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Installing Ubuntu gOS on Linux in 3 easy steps



gOS (GreenOS) is a Linux distribution based on Ubuntu 7.10 and using Enlightenment as oops.
The factor that characterizes most gOS is that the system requirements needed to run it are very low-just a Pentium III processor with 256Mb of RAM and 2GB hard disk. This [...]

Date Written on 10 March, 2008 at 10:39 a.m. on Unix / Linux | Comments [5]
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The faster and more immediate to learn how to use VI

VI is in fact the editor Journal for all operating systems Unix / Linux and has a very high degree of dissemination as is practically available for every platform (including Windows). The problem is that learning to use VI is rather complex because it is software that works only in text mode and provides [...]

Date Written on 28 February, 2008 to 13:39 on Unix / Linux | Comments [1]
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The 10 best free games for Linux

I knew that even existed under Linux games cute and fun, but I did not believe that arrived to a point to compete with the best 3D games normally available for Windows!
Here's to you then the ranking from "Online Games" of the 10 best free 3D games available for Linux: many of them are cross-platform compatible and playable [...]

Date Written on 14 January, 2008 at 9:56 in Unix / Linux | Comments [0]
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Plugin Windows Media Player under Linux

Abstract: Windows Media Player it would probably all happy to do this, especially if we use Linux.
The problem arises however, when for example we visit a site such as EarthCam (a directory that collects hundreds of cameras scattered around the world) that provides all his movies streaming format Windows Media Video. [...]

Date Written on 8 January, 2008 to 16:16 on Unix / Linux | Comments [2]
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