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ALT Linux and Window Maker: Good Brain Food
It’s been a couple weeks since I’ve returned to ALT Linux and Window Maker as my desktop. How’s it going? To be completely honest with you, it’s been very enjoyable.
How To Install Vivaldi on ALT Linux
In this How-To I review the process of installing the Vivaldi web browser in ALT Linux.
Back to my Linux roots with ALT Linux
I decided to go back to my Linux roots and revisit one of the first Linux distributions I ever used: ALT Linux.
Is older tech more reliable than new?
Yet another DVD player of ours craped out in less than four months! This one, we bought from Amazon, so thankfully they’re giving me a refund. But it just […]
Movies on the go with the GP2X
The GP2X is an excellent handheld gaming console, but it’s also a very versatile media player. I find it very handy at having my movie collection mobile on such a […]
Fifteen years old and the GP2X still entertains
When I first saw this little open source handheld console, back in 2006, I just knew that there was something special about it. Here it is fifteen years later and […]
Easy Note Taking with TDE and KNotes
Here’s a real simple way of using KNotes, in TDE, to capture information from your web browser for use in your other applications.
Touch-pad Tap On/Off Switch for TDE
Here’s a process on creating keyboard shortcuts for your Trinity Desktop to quickly and easily turn the tapping gesture on your netbook’s touch-pad on or off “on the fly”.
Exe GNU/Linux: A Year In Review
It’s been over a year since I decided to install Exe GNU/Linux onto my aging T61 Lenovo laptop. So, how has been Exe performing for me in all that time? […]
