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Live Blogging Inside Bitcoin
Bitcoin has plenty of benefits that appeal to many different types of users. Its freedom and security remind me a lot of Ubuntu linux. La...
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Ubuntu & Bitcoin: The Perfect Match
Dear Mark Shuttleworth, Greetings! Many of us in the open source community are proud of you as a leading pioneer in many different aven...
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Mega Millions Lottery Uses Linux
Are you ready for the world breaking $640 MILLION DOLLAR Mega Millions lottery tonight across America? The work horses of today and this ...
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Desura is Steam for Linux
Yep, we always try to act serious, talking of TCP/IP stack, buffer overflows and latency even with girls we meet at the cocktail lounge...
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Registration for SCALE 10X opens
LOS ANGELES – The SCALE 10X team announces that registration has opened for the first-of-the-year Linux expo in North America To register ...
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Ubuntu 11.10 with Parallels
Mac users that love Ubuntu can now rejoice. The new release of Parallels ($79 bucks) now has support for Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric Ocelot and ...
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Ubucon SCaLE10X: Speakers needed
Ubucon at SCaLE returns on Friday, January 20th, 2012. An Ubucon is an organized event for Ubuntu users that's halfway between a con...
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Linux Crackers
This comes from Ernesto Ojeda, a friend of ours on Facebook. Have you ever eaten linux crackers before? What about Ubuntu food? Let us know...
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New JoliCloud Announced
It has been a long time waiting for many. The new JoliCloud beta has been announced on their blog. JoliCloud promises to make a seamle...
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GRISM - Linux Stock Market Tool
GRISM is a simple to use stock market tool. It makes it easy to monitor stock prices using charts, setting up watchlists and creating your ...
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Recording & Editing Audio with Audacity
Audacity is totally free and is a really easy to use sound recording and editing software. Before I got into Ubuntu five years ago, I was i...
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ICQ for Ubuntu Linux (beta)
Its here! For those of you who use ICQ, there is now a beta version available of ICQ for linux users. You will need to go to the Ubuntu Sof...
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Checking Your Medications
There is an app in the Ubuntu Software Center called "FreeDiams" that was developed for doctors prescribing medicine to patients....
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GIANT SALE at Tux Games!
Starting tomorrow (or 4pm pacific, 7pm eastern, today thursday) Tux Games is doing a massive sale of their computer games. Its definitely wo...
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Kubuntu - Day #3
Kubuntu does have its differences from Ubuntu. Kubuntu has a nice sized batch of games and has its own set of default applications compared...
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Kubuntu - Day #2
Kubuntu is easy to use. And if you are coming from a Windows system, whether its XP or Windows 7, Kubuntu is going to feel close to home for...
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Switch from KDM to GDM in Ubuntu
Many of us who love Ubuntu have also tried installing Kubuntu from the Software Center. Kubuntu is the KDE desktop of Ubuntu (whereas Ubuntu...
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Our first Ubuntu Commercial
I know, this could have turned out better, but for our first attempt, it is what it is. I used Openshot and GIMP primarily and Inkscape a co...
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