Archive for March, 2009

Kumail.H.T`s Blog » 10 features Ubuntu should implement

Saturday, March 14th, 2009

Ubuntu is a great Linux distro and has achieved a lot in very less time. Here are a few ideas that Ubuntu could implement. Most of these are GUI changes that are very simple but exciting.

via Kumail.H.T`s Blog » 10 features Ubuntu should implement.

Open Multiple Terminals in Single Window using Terminator

Saturday, March 14th, 2009

While programming I have often found myself switching between terminals, debugging and compiling program in one terminal , looking up man pages in other and modifying source code in the other. I have always wished somehow I could avoid this nuisance of switching and juggling between terminals . Terminator is an application that might just solve this problem.

via Linux on Desktop: Open Multiple Terminals in Single Window using Terminator.

Hackers Successfully Install Linux on a Potato

Saturday, March 14th, 2009

Amsterdam, Netherlands – Hackers from the LinuxOnAnything.nl Web site successfully installed Linux on a potato. It’s the first time the operating system has been successfully installed on a root vegetable.

via BBspot - Hackers Successfully Install Linux on a Potato.

Google boss backs subsidized Linuxbooks

Friday, March 6th, 2009

Google CEO Eric Schmidt has hinted that his company - or at least its partners - will one day subsidize the purchase of extra-low-cost Linux netbooks in an effort to promote the use of its myriad cloud online services.

“What’s particularly interesting about netbooks is the price point,” Google’s Willy Wonka told a room full of financial types this afternoon at the Morgan Stanley Technology Conference in downtown San Francisco. “Eventually, it will make sense for operators and so forth to subsidize the use of netbooks so they can make services revenue and advertising revenue on the consumption. That’s another new model that’s coming.”

via The Register.

6 of the Best Free Linux eCommerce Software

Monday, March 2nd, 2009

This feature focuses on shopping cart software, which is software used in eCommerce to enable consumers to purchase goods and services online. Anyone who wishes to run an eCommerce site has a wide range of platforms and software to choose from, many of them being proprietary. However, if you want to operate an eCommerce site, Linux makes a strong platform, with a wide selection of Open Source eCommerce software available.

via 6 of the Best Free Linux eCommerce Software - LinuxLinks News.