Tag Archive: linux

Mar
21
2010

Ubuntu – why didn’t I use it in the first place?

OK I have a bit of an apology to make to a few people, as I told them that I don’t use Ubuntu because it is a pain to get going and isn’t simple to use. Clearly, I realize now that I was talking utter rubbish! It was only Friday night that I thought I’d …

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Jun
05
2009

Google release first developement test of Chrome for Mac and Linux

Google has today released the development build of Google Chrome available for Mac and Linux. Google has posted a blog post about this here. It’s not even a beta build so I wouldn’t recommend testing it unless you are absolutely desperate. Google has said the features are very limited – there isn’t a print feature …

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Mar
09
2009

Freecom Network Drive and Linux (Ubuntu to be specific)

I get a lot of Google searches relating to the Freecom Network Drive and Linux. They seem to relate to not being able to get it work properly, but I haven’t really posted much about the FND on Linux because… I just don’t use Linux. So for the benefit of my readers, I decided I’d …

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