If you are like me, you have a love/hate relationship with Google Docs. You love that you can access your documents from anywhere and love that it auto-saves and is easy to use. You might hate, however, how it sometimes…
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How to Sync Your LibreOffice Files with Google Docs
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What the Microsoft-Skype Deal Means for Linux Users
As news of Microsoft’s $8.5 billion acquisition of Skype begins to surface, I cannot help but ask the question. What does this mean for Linux users of Skype? In the past, Microsoft has gone out of its way to make…
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My Boxee Home Media Center
Currently, I do not actually have a home media center, so that title might be a little confusing. I have an old HTPC that is so ancient, it cannot even handle Boxee (which actually has pretty low system requirements). I…
Sexy HTML5 Video Player
From the sexy tech department comes VideoJS, a nice little drop-in embedded video player that uses HTML5 technology. The default player looks fantastic, and they also include look-alike player skins for YouTube, Vimeo, Hulu, and more. It is lightweight, open…
Google Chrome History Mystery
Lately, I have encountered a strange problem with Google Chrome that rendered the history inoperable. The problem began when I cleared the browsing history one day and expected it to return to normal use. Instead, Chrome stopped recording the history…
6 Undercover Linux Devices
Tavis J. Hampton
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Linux has quietly inserted itself into the hands of millions of people without them evening knowing it. Linux and free software supporters have long dreamed of the day when people would readily adopt Linux on their desktops and laptops, but…
Jupiter, Netbooks, and Super Hybrid Engines
One of the unique features of the Asus Eee PC is a function called Super Hybrid Engine (or what I like to call SHE) , which I’m told has nothing to do with the hybrid engine pictured above. On a…
Network Shares for Boxee: Samba Beats UPnP
The Boxee Box is making big news, but for those of us who are not rushing out to spend $200 on a new device for our TVs, Boxee is free to download and install on any computer. I have it…
Truly Readable E-Books (Thanks to HTML5)
Reading a book on a website is a bit like holding a book upside down and turning pages with your nose. Because most websites are designed with standard HTML, there is no easy way to give a user true page-by-page…
5 Intriguing KDE Apps
The beauty of an open development platform is that anyone can take a stab at creating an application. KDE, which is built upon the Qt application and UI framework, is a shining example of this. A quick look at KDE-Apps.org reveals…
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