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Quick Look is the innovative technology that gives you a sneak peek of entire files — even multiple-page documents and video — without opening them. All you have to do is select a file in the Finder and press the Space bar. An elegant transparent window appears, showing you the contents of the file instantly. It’s great when you’re looking for something specific but don’t have time to open lots of files to find it. And now, a modified Quick Look software for Linux has comes! It called Gloobus .
Hi, I’m posting these here so more people will know about it. First of all, nokinux would be like a nokia pc suite for linux (in pre-alpha). And I, Marcelo Acosta, a blogger that owns androidtux linux blog, translated the program from italian to english. Why? Because I wanted to help the linux community. So Feel Free to comment, ask questions and for more info. visit: http://androidtux.co.cc/posts/nokinux-0-0-8-2-in-english/
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Hey! this is great news! As many of us may know, id software (the company behind many great games, like quake, unreal tournament, etc.) has support for linux in most of it’s games (that’s not the case of wolfenstein since id software hasn’t even been touching the game). The point is that some time ago, there where rumors that said that id software was abandoning linux due to the involved work, cost, and lackluster Linux graphics drivers (according to John Carmack), it looks like we will end up seeing this next-generation game engine running with Linux.
Hi! Today is Linux birthday. It’s 18º birthday. And I wanted to post it here. Exactly 18 years ago, a man called Linus Torvalds was sending a humble message to the internet announcing a project that had taken him months of work in his spare time. This was his message:
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