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The best articles of October 2011

11/18/2011
The best articles of October 2011
Posted by linuxari at 23:08
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Article
Tagged with: cgroup, gnome, irc daemon, kde, linux, linux server, linuxaria, logcheck, malware, system logs, virus, xfce

I’m a bit late this month, but here we go, these are the top 7 of the most read articles from Linuxaria in the month of October, it’s your opportunity to read them if you missed them during last month. 7 – Logcheck: why I love you If you have a server, you probably would [...]

The many faces of Linux

10/21/2011
The many faces of Linux
Posted by linuxari at 23:53
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Article, Howto, Opinion
Tagged with: command line interface, gnome, graphic user interface, gui interface, kde, linux command line, system configuration, ubuntu, unity, xfce

Article by Frank Harris-Smith Linux is fundamentally a command line Operating System. Anything and everything can be done through the command line – system configuration, connecting to WiFi access points, even accessing new hardware devices before the Linux Kernel gets a driver for it (like USB Flash Drives before Linux Kernel 2.4 – pre 2001) [...]

It’s possible to integrate Thunderbird and Orage ?

10/24/2010
It’s possible to integrate Thunderbird and Orage ?
Posted by linuxari at 21:55
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Howto
Tagged with: dropbox, lighting, orage, thunderbird, xfce

Original article by: Francesco Di Leo I found this article by francesco very interesting, because at work I use Thunderbird with lighting extension, while at home I use my trusted Xubuntu (with integrated Orage), so thanks to his article I saw how to integrate the two objects. But what are Lighting and Orage ? Lightning [...]