Showing posts with label Linux. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Linux. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
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Are you running Linux and Windows on a dual boot system? or do you have Linux partitioned drive that you want to check on windows or back up the drive perhaps?
Access Linux Partitions in Windows
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gigatalia
at
11:03 AM
Are you running Linux and Windows on a dual boot system? or do you have Linux partitioned drive that you want to check on windows or back up the drive perhaps?
Labels: interoperability, Linux, software, windows
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
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PC Games have been around for more than a decade and Microsoft has, since then, occupied the top seat for most of that time. For those who use the open-source OS Linux, is it capable (now) of running those Windows-based games?
Linux OS And PC Gaming
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gigatalia
at
5:42 AM
PC Games have been around for more than a decade and Microsoft has, since then, occupied the top seat for most of that time. For those who use the open-source OS Linux, is it capable (now) of running those Windows-based games?
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
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Introducing the $99 laptop. It sure is cheap and everyone can definitely put their hands on the thing. The laptop, called the Cherrypal Africa, is Cherrypal's green and energy efficient laptop brought about by their community building efforts in Ghana.
The $99 Laptop
Posted by
gigatalia
at
1:37 PM
Introducing the $99 laptop. It sure is cheap and everyone can definitely put their hands on the thing. The laptop, called the Cherrypal Africa, is Cherrypal's green and energy efficient laptop brought about by their community building efforts in Ghana.
Friday, December 11, 2009
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Is there any truth to a possible 'black screen of death' as opposed to the well-known Windows error blue screen of death? Let us check on a few possibilities so as to decipher if it should be, if any, a big concern to the computer world.
'Black Screen of Death' information
Posted by
gigatalia
at
2:38 PM
Is there any truth to a possible 'black screen of death' as opposed to the well-known Windows error blue screen of death? Let us check on a few possibilities so as to decipher if it should be, if any, a big concern to the computer world.
Saturday, December 5, 2009
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Canonical, the guys behind Ubuntu, delivers Ubuntu 9.10. Dubbed as the Karmic Koala, a lot of changes have been made to this free Linux distro.
So what's new with the new Ubuntu 9.10: Karmic Koala? Let's check out a few things to find out...
Ubuntu 9.10 at a glance
Posted by
gigatalia
at
10:26 AM
Canonical, the guys behind Ubuntu, delivers Ubuntu 9.10. Dubbed as the Karmic Koala, a lot of changes have been made to this free Linux distro.
So what's new with the new Ubuntu 9.10: Karmic Koala? Let's check out a few things to find out...
Labels: Linux, operating systems, software, ubuntu, updates
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