Archive for February, 2007
Ubuntu – Linux as you’ve never knew it
Last week was the first gathering for the Open Source community in Kuwait. I was kind of hesitating to go, as usual, but being an open source believer I gave it a shot. Two things really caught my eyes. The guy from KuwaitNet talked about the company experience, and how they completely have taken Windows [...]
Tip For Windows Users: Check The Optional Updates
A while back, I posted the Bye Bye Windows article, which got the most views and unique comments so far. The problem I had was that suddenly, my computer went on restarting every few minutes. I had no time to update, backup or do anything. Even Check Volume for errors could not finish successfully for [...]
Browzar – Browse With Complete Privacy
Last year, Browzar was released and marketed as the world’s most privacy maintaining browser. The basic idea behind this light weight browser is that it does not keep track of your browsing history, stored files, cookies or anything else. What it claims is that it deletes all it’s user history once you close the browser [...]
Lucasarts revisiting The Dig?
That’s right. The great old classic game, The Dig is not forgotten at all by Lucasarts as many people might think, not even after 12 years. You can tell so from the lawsuit Lucasarts are filing against Digg.com, saying that the name is confusing with their 12 years old point and click adventure game, which [...]
Lucasarts Classics for $7 Each
International House of Mojo writes that classic adventure point and click games from Lucasarts are now available in Australia and New Zealand for sale at $7 each. The games, Sam & Max Hit The Road, Full Throttle, The Dig, Curse of Monkey Island and Grimfandango, are now runnable from CD, no installation required. The games [...]
Linux Challenges Ballmer Face to Face
You have something to say, say it in the face. This is the message the Linux community is giving to Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft. Since Microsoft made the deal with Novell, Steve Ballmer has been making silent claims here and there that Linux are violating Microsoft’s intellectual property, and that Microsoft should be paid [...]
New Theme
As the web keeps providing idiot-proof ready made designs, some people tend to still have lousy web interface. That some includes me, so I decided for the sake of my visitors health to try a new design. Hope you like it! Thanks goes to Patricia Muller for her Connections Theme.