Another Linux distro has been released, this time emphasising speed and low space. I reckon it’ll be perfect for netbooks. Lots of improvements needed, but the potential is there. See Slitaz Linux.… Continue Reading
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Google Chrome for Linux
After a long hiatus, Google has finally spoken up and released a (beta) version of Chrome for Linux. As ever with the techies, it’s accompanied by xkcd-style comic. Visit this link. Quick facts from the Google Team about Chrome for Linux that they sent to me via email: 60,000 lines of Linux-specific code written 23… Continue Reading
The new AllForLinux.com
Hello guys, firstly I’m so sorry because the lack of update for a couple of weeks, and now I’m back. I also proud to announce that I already applied a new layout for AllForLinux.com. Well, what do you think about it?… Continue Reading
Microsoft claimed SUDO
Well2.. Another crazy news for the readers. I just got an information that Microsoft just patented SUDO(Super User Do) with patent number 7,617,530. And the worst part is, Microsoft first reference is claimed that SUDO’s origin is in the year 1997. But the fact is, Sudo was founded on around year 1980′s by Bob Coggeshall… Continue Reading
AllForLinux.com is now iPhone/iPod compatible!
Hello readers… I just want to announce that AllForLinux.com theme is now fully compatible with iPhone/iPod touch browsers. Thanks for WPTouch plugin, now all of AllForLinux readers who have iPhone or iPod touch touch can read AllForLinux.com contents much simple and easier than ever! This is the screenshot of AllForLinux.com on my iPod touch. Enjoy… Continue Reading
id Tech 5 Is Likely Coming To Linux! –UPDATED
–* SORRY, MY MISTAKE, UNREAL TOURNAMENT WASN’T MADE BY ID SOFTWARE, IT WAS MADE BY EPIC, INSTEAD I PUT DOOM AS EXAMPLE. THANKS FOR THE FEEDBACK AT ALLFORLINUX.COM (don’t forget to visit my blog, it’s in the bottom of the post and in the blogroll). BYE!!*– Hey! this is great news! As many of us… Continue Reading
KDE 4.3 Caizen
KDE 4.3 with codename: Caizen already released to use for public. This new version of KDE bringing many improvements and innovations to the user experience and development platform. The KDE community has fixed over 10,000 bugs and implemented almost 2,000 feature requests in the last 6 months. Close to 63,000 changes were checked in by a… Continue Reading