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Ryan Paul published a nice article on how to use a Bluetooth phone in Linux using a cheap USB Bluetooth adapter, GNOME’s Bluetooth tools, and Ubuntu.
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Here is a list of some sites that offer free Christmas recipes for your Christmas cooking needs! The following free Christmas recipe sites include items such as Christmas Eggnog, Christmas Cherry Pie, Christmas Cookies, and various other free holiday recipes.
All Recipes Christmas
Christmas Cookie Recipes
Christmas Candy Recipes
Christmas Fudge
Free Holiday Recipes
FoodClassics Christmas Recipes
Angies Christmas Recipes
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If you don’t want your mounted drives to show up on your Ubuntu GNOME desktop, all you need to do is mount them somewhere other than /media/. Here is an example:
mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt/usbdrive
Cheers!
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Jacob from FOSSwire has a nice tip that will allow you to quickly open any folder from your GNOME Desktop.
While on your desktop (either with no windows open or with the desktop focused) type / (forward slash). Now type in a folder path and hit Enter. The directory will be opened in a new Nautilus […]
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This complete guide to compiling an Ubuntu kernel is very well detailed. The purpose of compiling your own kernel is to tune it specifically to your hardware specifications, as sometimes the install CD provides you with a generic kernel set up.
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There are many of you out there who are looking to make a change from your current Windows operating system to the Linux operating system. Some of you may have doubts, many of you most likely have questions before taking the plunge. I’ll try to point you in the right directions before you […]
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Andrew Min has a nice article describing how to make Kontact work with Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Reader for all of you KDE users out there.
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Check out this time line of all the popular Linux distributions to date. You can see what the first Linux distro was that came from GNU/Linux, MCC Interim, and what each distribution is based off of, like Slackware is based off of SLS, and SuSE is based off of Slackware.
Pretty cool stuff.
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