Wednesday, 20 August 2008

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Advice to Linux Users: Lock Down Your PC

In another article written for OSWeekly.com, I had touched on Ubuntu Tweak and how it can cause issues when blindly used with the gconf-editor on Ubuntu. In this piece, I wanted to provide some basics on how you might create a limited user, locked down as much as you need it to be for others using your family computer.  

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Reviews
Email Archiving: Are You Doing It?

(Review) - Do you do it? You know, archive those ever-important emails? One of the most disheartening feelings on the world is to discover that all of your critical email has left the building. Not...
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Columns
Is Vista Really THAT Bad?

(Column) - It’s hard to believe that Vista has been available for over a year, and it seems like only yesterday that we were talking about its upcoming release. Time moves quickly in the...
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First Look
Skyfire: Next-Generation Linux Mobile Browser Reviewed

For many users, the iPhone has helped them rethink what they want from their mobile Web browsing experience. Everything from YouTube videos to the most AJAX-y thing you can think of, it seems to be...
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Special Reports
Windows XP Thumb Drive Edition Is Real

This is hardly a new concept, as I have been screaming about the desire to see something like this coming into existence out of market demand. Well, the market has apparently grown tired of waiting....
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News Reports
Microsoft Loses Key Vista Executive to Amazon

Brian Valentine, Senior Vice President, Windows Core Operating System Division, Microsoft Corp. has officially resigned from his position and is moving to online retailer Amazon.com as Senior Vice...
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