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Finding good applications for Mac OS X that’s free is not that easy as it is in the Linux world. I did some searching here and there for software that did the job for what needed to be done. For the most part I found some really great applications that do a really [...]

So finally… I remembered. Just Lookin’ The visual of Stylizer is very sleek, and user-friendly–Well it does seem a little complicated at your first look. The more you mess with it, the more you obviously become familiar with it… as any other software (well actually some software is LnP (look-n-play)) It has some basic tutorials (and somewhat intensive [...]

yay – Received my Google Voice invite Amazing service, my first thoughts. I’m sure from some of the other posts on blogs and so on you probably have a rough idea of what Google Voice is/how it works. I’ll explain it anyway.. Making Calls If you wish to call people using GV, you must simply have an already-existing [...]

Finally got around to the 9.10 test. So, I seen that a number of things has improved on this edition of Ubuntu, and few have been added. Software Center One of the biggest I’d like to point out is obviously the Ubuntu Software Center: This is a neat change. Considering there was already something like this – “Add/Remove” via [...]

I have tested the RC – I am running (currently) Vista Business, but I won’t be upgrading to Windows 7 yet. Instead, I will be upgrading to Vista Ultimate, even though 7 is showing great potential. Once I get a new laptop or desktop, maybe I will get Windows 7. When Vista came out, gamers were [...]

– Amazing Well, after spending some time surfing around Google once again, I decided to install Google Earth on my laptop, which is my Debian install. I already have it on my main PC, but I thought “Why not?” – Upon installing it and going through the menus, I noticed that there was [...]

Here’s a two-part review of FreeBSD with the guest of usr_local

Slackware 13.0 comes in cd’s and/or a single dvd, which the dvd which is available at slackware’s website. Which its neither rpm or deb based so thats kinda cool. Anyways moving on, the install of slackware was not that hard(least not as hard as thought it would be). If you used linux before and know your [...]

It’s just a pain when the big man won’t listen to you, eh? It all started when I signed up with 1and1. It was good, price was cheap, and the customer service seemed fine. Yea, well it wasn’t. Later on after “purchasing” my domains, I later then continued using my money as any other normal human [...]

It’s not looking good for Comcast in my state, this month. First they are being sued for prices apparently. The complaint, filed Wednesday, July 1, alleges that Comcast illegally tied separate and distinct products and services together by forcing West Virginia consumers to pay a rental fee for a “cable box” consisting of a converter box and [...]