If you are coming from the world of Windows you are pretty much used to naming a file whatever. You could have a file named “This Is My File And This File Is Called Meh.doc” In the world of Windows you wouldn’t have any problem with that file. In the world of Linux you might [...]
- Author: Jack Wallen
- Published: Dec 19th, 2008
- Comments: 2
Convert .mp3 files to .wav files in Linux
With the popularity of mp3 players, and the frustrations of using DRM-crippled music, it is always nice to be able to rip your own mp3 files. There are plenty of Linux tools to handle this task. But what about the mp3 collection that you want to burn onto a playable CD? Although there are many [...]
Ubuntu Tweaking Guide
Time has passed since my last article about Ubuntu and I have decided to concentrate more on Linux and Ubuntu because it is a real alternative for Windows Vista. The Ultimate Ubuntu Tweaking Guide is a new user friendly guide that explains how to tweak Ubuntu for a better performance. It is a guide for new users because it explains every step instead of explaining just some and assuming that the user has the experience to get to the point where the explanation starts.
