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Install Oxygen-transparent in KDE 4.8 (Kubuntu 11.10)
What’s Wrong With Being Beautiful? So, you want to make your desktop look like the screenshot above, huh? Mystified by the process? No more! This guide will show you how to install and use
Read More »Emulate the Turbo-Duo In Ubuntu 11.10
The Oddball Once upon a time, there was a processor architecture that was everywhere. Consider the ubiquity of ARM in mobile phones and tablets. In the 80′s and 90′s there was a parallel to
Read More »Calibre And Project Gutenberg: Liberate Your eReader!
I’ve Been Around The Block Now, I’m no stranger to ebooks. Long before the release of the first generation Amazon Kindle, I read Dracula on a Handspring Visor. Once I moved into the world
Read More »OpenWRT Build Guide: Start To Finish
The following guide will walk you through the downloading, configuring, and compilation of OpenWRT. The guide makes no assumption about the reader’s previous experience with OpenWRT, or even building from source, so as long
Read More »Mobile Hacking with Android
Foreword The following is “Mobile Hacking with Android”, as it appeared on page 15 of “2600″ issue 28:2. This article starts off by taking a look at the origins of Android, and a basic rundown on
Read More »Ubuntu 10.04 Lives! Go Back To The Future With Lucid Lynx
Does Oneiric have you down? Is your hardware not up to snuff? Well, what are you going to do about it? Ubuntu 10.04 is almost 2 years old now, but you can teach it
Read More »Ubuntu: Make It Raine
DISCLAIMER: This guide is for Ubuntu 11.10. I’ve tested this guide on 2 different machines using Ubuntu 11.10 and I get different results. So, your mileage may vary. I am very interested in why
Read More »Launch DOS Games In Ubuntu From Unity’s Dash!
If you’re a retro gamer, you know that emulators can be a pain to deal with. The emulator is a necessary component for playing old games for old platforms, but if you are just
Read More »Getting Root: A Paper Map
ightening rips across dark clouds. The flickering glow fades as a 4g logo slips into view. The ominous advertisement spells out just how archaic your phone is and your heart bleeds while you wish you
Read More »Integrating Shutter With KDE 4.7
Forget KSnapshot! Did you know that you can integrate Shutter with KDE 4.7? Yes, you sure can. Shutter is an excellent tool for screen captures regardless of your desktop environment. Why? If you use
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