LyX: A FOSS 'WYSIWYM' LaTeX word processor
You have no doubt heard of 'WYSIWYG' editors, which show you what you get.
You have no doubt heard of 'WYSIWYG' editors, which show you what you get.
The ability to burn CDs is one of those issues that often perplexes many new users (to any operating system).
Easy Peasy, which was formerly known as Ubuntu Eee, is a optimized (unofficial) version of Ubuntu for Asus Eee PCs and other netbooks.
Every network administrator needs a good network monitor for network management.
I administer a lot of web sites.
If your company uses Exchange you might have noticed the license for Exchange now requires a CAL for each user who accesses the Exchange server.
For many the idea of Linux accounting and financial software falls squarely in the lap of either Quicken or Microsoft Money.
The patience of today's computer user is low.
I recently had to clone a hard disk so I naturally turned to solutions such as Acronis True Image, but I discovered these did not work (the start-up disk claime
For users new to the Linux operating system, nothing beats installing applications with the graphical Add/Remove Software applications found in the main menu of
How many times have you gone to your Linux box to administer your network and found yourself developing carpal tunnel from typing ssh -v -l jlwallen 192.
This is a rant.
The Beagle indexing tool takes searching your computer to another level.
Linux is one of the most flexible and useful operating systems available.
You just downloaded the newest version of your favorite Linux distribution but you remembered the first time you did it you were in Windows where you had Nero (
If you do much desktop publishing or graphics work in Linux than you might be at a place where you are struggling to get fonts installed.
After only a couple of articles about The GIMP it is clear there are many users that are still unhappy with the interface.
For many people, the biggest hurdle to using The GIMP is the user interface.
If you do much work at the Linux command line then you know the bash prompt can offer you a lot of information.
While I'm a huge fan of desktop customization I always actually work with a solution which is the simplest possible.
I almost hesitate to offer up any sort of review for the Linux version of Photoshop.
I bet you didn't know that you could change the placement of your Enlightenment titlebars.
The fstab file has a very key mission for your Linux system.
Ubuntu Privacy Remix is a live CD that is based on Ubuntu 8.
You already might have recognized that we have a new Linux writer here at Ghacks.
If you do any collaborative work you know how difficult some collaboration tools can be.
If you have played around with the Enlightenment window manager you know it is, for such a lightweight window manager, pretty impressive.
If you are using a distribution that now ships with KDE 4 you might notice the desktop is less than user-friendly.
I like my tools to be efficient.
In my recent article I illustrated how to connect your iPod to the Linux application gtkpod.
You're new to Linux.
If you're like me you wind up using the command line a LOT.
One of more frustrating aspects of some modern Linux distributions is that they do not ship with mp3 support rolled in.
If you have used Fedora in the past you might be well aquainted with rpm (Red Hat Package Manager).
For those of you who like a little more power behind your tools you will certainly appreciate the Aptitude front-end for the apt package management system.
You have finally managed to get Ubuntu installed and you are up and running.
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 so many reasons why having a Linux distribution on a usb drive can come in handy.
Over the years I have used countless Linux desktops and window managers.
Unlike Windows Vista, Windows XP does not have a built in tool to resize a partition.