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There has been a significant amount of media coverage on upgrading to Windows 7. Reports are emerging of upgrades taking a long time, with typical…
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Late October 2009 is proving to be an interesting time in the world of computer operating systems. Within the space of eight days we have…
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Linux users: frag your online enemies without installing an application!
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This afternoon after I got home from work, I fragged my online enemies! What makes this remarkable is that I use Ubuntu Linux, and as…
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Saturday September 19th 2009 is Software Freedom Day, a global day of celebration of Free and Open Source Software. One of the main goals of…
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At the Linux Users Victoria (LUV) Annual General Meeting, held on Tuesday 1 September 2009 at Trinity College, Melbourne, Donna Benjamin was elected to the…
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The Linux community has been waiting for a long time for an updated Skype client. Recently Skype released a Beta client, version 2.1.0.47, with many…
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The other day my partner left the market shopping list at home. I took a few minutes off from cleaning the house to try SMSing…
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Last night I downloaded the Ubuntu 9.04 Netbook Remix (UNR) and installed it on my Asus Eee PC 901. Here’s how it all went.
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Charles Dickens wrote that "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times". I have a feeling that he wasn’t referring to…
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Microsoft Corporation today quietly announced the end of internal development of Internet Explorer. A spokesman said that one of the senior managers saw a car-bumper…
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