The Sands of Time Linux Desktop

On February 1, 2012, in Linux, by dipinkrishna

Popular ‘tips & tricks’ site Lifehacker regularly feature readers’ custom desktops along with a ‘How To’ on creating the same look on your own desktop. Annoyingly for Linux users the  majority of desktops featured by Lifehacker tend to be OS X or Windows based. One set-up that always impressed me was ‘Sands of Time’ by [...]

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[How To] Easily Install The Slickest Software Center on Linux

On January 21, 2012, in Linux, by dipinkrishna

Installing software just got easier: The Linux Deepin Software Center is now available to install in Ubuntu 11.10. The software store is easily the gems in the crown of Ubuntu-based Chinese Linux distribution ‘Linux Deepin’. It sports a clean layout, low-resource usage, and integrates package management features not present in the Ubuntu Software Centre. Until now Ubuntu users wishing [...]

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Valve Posts Job Listing For Linux Software Engineer

On January 18, 2012, in Linux, by dipinkrishna

In a turn of events not unlike we’ve seen before, Valve has posted a job listing for a Senior Software Engineer to work on their “highly available digital distribution platform” Steam. However, unlike past job postings which have mentioned Linux and left some ambiguity as to what exactly Valve might be working on in this [...]

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Leading GNOME Theme Designer Talks Tools and Trials of Working on Linux

On January 18, 2012, in Linux, by dipinkrishna

If you’ve downloaded a good-looking GNOME-Shell theme in the past year then there’s a good chance that the following 25-year-old Algerian designer was the hands behind it. Reda Lazri, or 0rax0 as he is better known online, is a prolific designer. GTK, Metacity and GNOME-Shell themes; application icons, wallpapers and a multitude of mock-ups line the walls of [...]

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The Ben NanoNote – The World’s Smallest Linux Laptop?

On January 17, 2012, in Linux, by dipinkrishna

Measuring at less than 100mm wide and 17mm thick with a dinky 3″ screen, the Ben NanoNote might just be the world’s smallest Linux laptop for the traditional definition of the word. While pulling this out in public might get you a few odd looks, the Ben NanoNote actually runs a relatively feature rich piece [...]

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Minor New Features Added to Linux YouTube App MiniTube

On January 14, 2012, in Linux, by dipinkrishna

Flash-free desktop YouTube player ‘MiniTube’ saw a new release at the weekend. The update, which bumps the app to version 1.7, sees a number of minor new features added. Channel usernames are now ‘clickable’ ‘Manually start playing’ option ‘Stop after this video’ option ‘Float on Top’ option Keyboard shortcuts to view next/previous None of the [...]

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