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Android Notifier for Ubuntu

Android Notifier for Ubuntu

Frankly, when I’m using my laptop, I just use it for online purposes and very rarely use my handphone, and if there’s any incoming sms or notifier in my Android phone, I rarely respond to it. After that, you can imagine how angry my girlfriend when I didn’t respond to her sms =.=” . Well,Continue Reading

Gnome 3.0(ThreePointZero) scheduled to be released in April 2011

Gnome 3.0(ThreePointZero) scheduled to be released in April 2011

Yeah, yet another great news(perhaps old one). If you could see the Gnome Release Schedule, there is an eye catching schedule to be released after Gnome 2.91 I thought most people are currently waiting for the new breakthrough from Gnome, which is Gnome 3.0. I’m personally pretty excited when I saw that Gnome 3.0 isContinue Reading

Ubuntu 10.10 is Here!

Ubuntu 10.10 has been released, lets we take a look of the newest version of Ubuntu 10.10.Continue Reading

Ubuntu Official Font Family (HOT)

Ubuntu Official Font Family (HOT)

Finally after months of waiting, the Ubuntu development team has finally released the Ubuntu official open font, or you name it Ubuntu Font Family.Continue Reading

A Very Nice Ubuntu-Win7 Like Mockup

A Very Nice Ubuntu-Win7 Like Mockup

Just a quick update since I found something good to post. I found a really nice Ubuntu mockup, listed on Topaz Brainstorm, which mean that this is only a concept Take a look at the picture, and try to interpret it by yourselfContinue Reading

AllForLinux.com, late updates but still hot in Linux World!

hey guys, just a quick update since I’m currently quite a bit busy with my university life. But still I can promise to keep updating on this busy site.. So here are some news that perhaps are still hot to be read . Enjoy the updates.Continue Reading

Easy Linux File Synchronisation Over a Network

rsync is a very good utility for synchronising files over a network. It works based on the delta-transfer algorithm—only data in the source that do not exist on the destination are copied over. This method saves plenty of time and bandwidth compared to the standard cp command. Example: rsync $SRC $DSTContinue Reading