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Mandrake Drak tools made easy

...them can be used in either console mode or in X (the Linux GUI). One of the most useful drak tools is libDrakx, which is... Read more

17 October, 2002 by Stew Benedict

Seek Enlightenment for an easy-to-use Linux GUI

Looking for a Linux GUI that does its job well and looks good, too? In this... Read more

20 November, 2007 by Jack Wallen
Master the power of the <endeca_term>Linux GUI</endeca_term> desktop

Master the power of the Linux GUI desktop

Linux provides two basic types of interface for you to use when working with your computer: GUI (graphical user... Read more

14 June, 2005

The "xyz company" software application development Google game

...the word Linux brings up the first link as an article entitled, "Linux GUI Application Development for Windows Programmers," and I'm not quite sure... Read more

28 April, 2010

Spin the colour wheel

...style sheet, which is handily called color.css. Using Geany, my favouritest Linux GUI text editor, I highlighted the original blue colour in the stylesheet... Read more

10 December, 2009
Company profile: Mobile Linux pioneer Trolltech

Company profile: Mobile Linux pioneer Trolltech

...and development tool was launched, solidifying Qt's position in the C++ Linux GUI market. The company began to expand overseas, establishing bases in Australia... Read more

2 November, 2006 by David Meyer

Market Overview

...made to suit a wide range of users. The other widely used Linux GUI is KDE: shown here is version 3.4. Desktop applications As... Read more

19 December, 2005 by Charles McLellan

Munich's Linux plans attract international attention

The planned migration of 14,000 desktops in the City of Munich to Linux has attracted attention from as far away as Japan and Australia - and so far all they've switched over is the browser Read more

26 October, 2004 by Ingrid Marson

Red Hat Linux 8.0: The best version yet?

Die-hard Linux admins will enjoy Red Hat Linux 8.0's easier networking features. Linux newbies will benefit from the easy-to-use GUI interface. A veteran Linux user evaluates the significant improvements inside this release Read more

3 April, 2003 by Jack Wallen

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Just gimme a map to the fridge. :D

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Paul Smyth

Is this classic FUD? One thing I would definitely have notice is a Mozilla threat to stop supporting GNU/Linux.

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UnderINK

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Jason Burchell

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Leslie Satenstein : Where have you ever seen Mozilla even mention this? Firefox is the most popular browser in the GNU/Linux OS, so I don't see...

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openhgs has made the point for Windows 8 multiple monitors without realising it! With Windows 7 you have to switch the mouse and so your focus...

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