Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) has entered beta. I have been running the Tribe 5 alpha version for a while, and I have been pretty happy with it.
[via Download Squad]
Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) has entered beta. I have been running the Tribe 5 alpha version for a while, and I have been pretty happy with it.
[via Download Squad]
AnywhereCD is going out of buisness, and is selling CDs and 192kbs mp3s from those CDs for $7 , for a limited time.
It is unfortunate that this business model failed, as the customer paid full price for a CD, and then got a digital copy of that music file. (Which they will probably do as soon as they receive the CD.)
I have been setting up my new laptop, this weekend, to run Vista and
Ubuntu. The hardest thing so far, is to find replacements for the
various Mac OS X applications that I used. For example, ecto is a great
blog editor for Mac OS X. There aren't many blog editors available for
Linux.
apt does include some blog editors, but they are pretty limited in
their functionality. Scribefire
is also available, but if I wanted to write blog posts while in my
browser, I will just use my blogging software's web interface.
The best application that I have found so far is Bleezer.
This is a cross-platform java application, that supports many blogging
services. Some of the other features it has are:
In my previous configuration, I used a CUPS server with multiple network interfaces to enable printing from computers on restricted networks...