The somehow not-yet-dead Linux joke finally gets the South Park treatment.

When I see an idea on Ubuntu Brainstorm suggesting some sort of popup when Ubuntu boots to teach new users about Ubuntu, I almost always vote it down. Why? I hate popups! Every operating system I have tried that pops something up has been incredibly annoying. Worse, the popup is rarely useful at all.

I had written this to clear the confusion between copyrights and patents.Hope it works.And if theres something wrong do comment.

Today, I have a tutorial for anyone new to Ubuntu who has just gotten a machine with Ubuntu, either from Dell or from any other manufacturer.

In my previous post I introduced Git and discussed its distributed nature, speed, and powerful branching/merging capabilities. Today I'm going to continue the discussion on Git by writing about GitHub, Git in practice, and why Git may not be for everyone.

In a sequel to my popular article “How do you get down off an elephant”, I explain why native Linux viruses are so few in number compared to Windows viruses. It's a long article but hopefully enjoyable and illuminating.

I’ve tried a lot of backup software for Ubuntu, but none was quite right for what i had in mind: simple interface, the ability to select the folders which to backup, auto backup, simple restore to a selected date and most important: to backup only the changed files and folders if a previous backup with the same files and folders already exist. That untill i found Simple Backup.