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Blog Post IBM Linux desktop. by Virginia
IBM has added a Linux desktop with new virtualization capabilities to its portfolio. The Virtual Desktop, which bundles Canonical’s Ubuntu Linux, Virtual Bridges’ KVM-based desktop virtu...
Forum Post Linux desktop usage jumps 1483 percent! by irochka
From CNET news: http://news.com.com/2100-1001-938685.html 'Breaking into the desktop market will be tough. Although Redmond, Wash.-based Microsoft isn't dominant in servers, it has ...
Forum Post Frozen Desktop by mystic_moose
...on would belong to comp.os.linux.setup. Also, you need to supply more information, starting with which desktop you are using. Please visit the following web site for more info on how to ask good q...
Forum Post Expanding from the rendering farm to the desktop. by groundtwelve
...endering farm OS and is starting to move into the workstation environment! Get it? Workstations ARE on the desktop! Remember that it was the workstations were the Winvocates claimed the real work was ...
Forum Post But, he does not do windows by Pidarazzz
...between gnome and Linux as a whole. You do NOT and seem incapable of considering the wide variety of other desktop in a Linux Usability discution. It is no wonder why you have trouble understanding th...
Forum Post Give me a hint by Howard
Why disable the desktops just to run a command line? Either use one of Ctrl-Alt-F1 to Ctrl-Alt-F6 to switch to a console (use ctrl-Alt-F7 to return to your desktop) or use one of the terminal wind...
Forum Post run a shell script from an icon by dachs
Shoot I just left click any where on the desktop and pick link to application. Use the full path/script_name in the Execute tab.
Forum Post Contridiction in users logic: by sail4evr
...pages sometimes help but not always, surely for a newbie. Linux is an acquired taste, at least on the home desktop. Imagine a Windows user meeting up ...
Forum Post Some scary stuff about Win XP? by Ns Ehrlich
... part of UNIX. Security people would be sounding alarm bells if UNIX were to become common on the consumer desktop, too. The ability for packets to be spoofed on an improperly set-up system utilizing ...
Forum Post .Net More Expensive Than Once thought by Bhaumik Shukla
...ing anything for something like Linux, PHP, Apache, an SQL server, etc, in addition to having a functional desktop without something like Solitaire or Minesweeper taking up space, then why do we keep ...
Forum Post Aardvark: Teflon Bill? by irochka
...rms. They do not care. The billions keep rolling in. They are scared though as Linux can replace MS on the desktop as well as the server. It is happening. The nice thing is MS can't do anything a...
Forum Post printer and OpenOffice by chandu
So, I have just installed Red Hat 8.0 on my Gateway 2500 laptop. I like the Gnome desktop, and OpenOffice looks like it might be really nice. My problem is in getting OpenOffice to communicate with my...
Blog Post Solves All Your Computerization Needs! by Virginia
  The question of taking a chance on open source in mission critical application is discussed by Christopher Dawson in the context of the decisions that had to be made in the library where ...
Blog Post Using Intrepid Ibex by Virginia
.... Ubuntu 8.10 has several new features including a new default theme, improvements to mobile computing and desktop scalability, increased flexibility for Internet connectivity The desktop installation...
Blog Post The Three Things That Once Resolved Would Make Linux So Much More Competative by Virginia
...urers) that are pre-installing Linux on their PCs are up to and I attended another panel on what the Linux desktop architects have planned. One theme that showed up at both functions is: "What does Li...
Blog Post knoppix For Linux, Here's How by Virginia
...ards, SCSI and USB devices and other peripherals. KNOPPIX can be used as a productive Linux system for the desktop, educational CD, rescue system, or adapted and used as a platform for commercial soft...
 

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