18 January 2006
Free Software Blog Home - ODOC - one day one (shell) command
by macroron
News, tutorials, tips and tricks about Free Softwares
17 January 2006
Konserve: Backup MadeEasy
by macroron
a small backup utility that lives in the KDE 3.x system tray, and it makes backups so easy, so automatic, that you'll probably forget all about it... until you desperately need that file you accidentally deleted.
Anonym.OS - kaos.theory security research Home - creative security research, focused on solving real-world problems - interesting and exciting open source software
by macroron
kaos theory was formed to bring together the brightest minds in the information technology and security communities, willing to contribute their ideas and dedicate their free time and energy, to create and innovate in an effort to organically and wholisti
Anonym.OS Download Live CD - kaos.theory security research
by macroron & 4 others
an OpenBSD 3.8 Live CD with strong tools for anonymizing and encrypting connections. Standard network applications are provided and configured to take advantage of the tor onion routing network.
16 January 2006
Linux Information Portal: Howto, Help, Tutorials and Information
by macroron & 3 others
This site is dedicated to providing tutorials, help, guides and links for Linux users.
Using command line and GUI interfaces to burn/rip a CD.
by macroron
audio and data CD copying, generation and burning.
15 January 2006
Linux Online - Linux Courses
by macroron & 3 others
Linux Online's classroom - Two courses - one for beginners and another intermediate level course - also a new section with short lessons on various aspects of Linux use.
07 January 2006
BlackDog - offers open source developers an exciting new platform for mobilizing software applications. BlackDog represents a new breed of device that redefines what a ‘computer’ is. It can be programmed to carry your applications, data, web sites, de
by macroron
Develop applications and deploy them on BlackDog then launch and automatically project them onto a Windows XP host. Configure your BlackDog using our SDK, and the applications and interface will appear the same on many flavors of Linux. Design an interfac
05 January 2006
LinuxFilter - published news
by macroron & 1 other
Linux news system based on the look and feel of digg.com.
30 December 2005
Web2Linux - Open Source isn’t just for geeks anymore
by macroron
This blog is intended to provide news and information about the latest trend on the internet, Web 2.0 as well as Ajax and other emerging or ‘hot’ new ways of developing cyberspace.
25 December 2005
Linux Magazine: Power Tools
by macroron
presents the widest and most in-depth coverage of everything Linux. From the depths of the kernel to the desktop and spanning all layers of the Linux/Apache/MySQL/Perl-Python-PHP stack, each month's Linux Magazine offers pragmatic, insightful, and solutio
Linux Magazine: Perls of Wisdom
by macroron
presents the widest and most in-depth coverage of everything Linux. From the depths of the kernel to the desktop and spanning all layers of the Linux/Apache/MySQL/Perl-Python-PHP stack, each month's Linux Magazine offers pragmatic, insightful, and solutio
Linux Magazine: Topics
by macroron
presents the widest and most in-depth coverage of everything Linux. From the depths of the kernel to the desktop and spanning all layers of the Linux/Apache/MySQL/Perl-Python-PHP stack, each month's Linux Magazine offers pragmatic, insightful, and solutio
24 December 2005
LinuxISO.org - A place to learn about, download, and discuss Linux.
by macroron
CD-Writing HOWTO For Linux - Fireburner (15 day trial) - Burning A CD With Toast
20 December 2005
17 December 2005
16 December 2005
How To Build a Minimal Linux System from Source Code
by macroron
These are instructions for building a minimal linux system from source code. It used to be part of From PowerUp to Bash Prompt but I've separated it to keep both documents short and focussed. The system we build here is very minimal, and not ready for rea
From Power Up To Bash Prompt
by macroron
a brief description of what happens in a Linux system, from the time that you turn on the power, to the time that you log in and get a bash prompt. Understanding this will be helpful when you need to solve problems or configure your system.
