Most Photoshop techniques make heavy use of "layer effects" when it comes to creating glassy buttons. I modified one of those techniques so that it could be applied to the Gimp environment that lacks this feature. The following tutorial shows you how to create a glassy button in 5 easy steps.
Read more »PUD/GNU Linux to the rescue!
One thing I forgot to mention about my thus-far-successful adventure tuning my coworker’s VAIO … Xubuntu ran awfully slow on that machine. The live CD was so sluggish as to be unusable. It was PUD/GNU Linux that saved the day, by letting us boot to an extremely lightweight GUI and salvage files off her hard drive.
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Red Hat High 2007: Update
This is actually the second summer we’ve run Red Hat High. We learned a lot of lessons in our first year. The biggest lesson: We’re a technology company, not a summer camp company. It took the truly heroic efforts of many Red Hat employees to make the camp happen last time, and it was clear that we wouldn’t be able to duplicate those feats. Thus, our partnership with Science House at N. C.
Read more »Mandriva sponsoring GUADEC 2007, handing out free Flashes
Mandriva announces a similar program for the GNOME conference, GUADEC 2007, which is taking place in Birmingham from July 15th to July 21st. Again, as well as sponsoring the conference, Mandriva is arranging to provide special edition Mandriva Flash USB keys to developers attending the conference as a token of appreciation for their work.
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Ubuntu Guide For Windows Users: How To Check Hard Drive Disk Space
For Window users switching to Linux or Ubuntu, performing simple tasks can be a challenge. One simple task such as checking free and used hard drive disk space on Ubuntu, is easy using the graphical utility Disk Usage Analyzer or from a Terminal window using the command df.
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OpenSuse Build Service: kblogger development packages for Fedora 7
After playing around with the OpenSuse Build Service for some days now I decided to build development packages of kblogger as a first real life test.
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A quick tour of the Linux filesystem for Windows users
I had the question asked again. You know the one: "Where's my C:\ drive?". So, to prevent it from happening again, I'm writing a guide to the Linux filesystem for Windows users.
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Use XForms and Ajax to create an autosuggest form field
Web application development has been revolutionized by Ajax. What was once a new and flashy technology is now becoming ubiquitous. End users are coming to expect that certain interactions with a Web application will be done "with no refresh," in other words, using Ajax. The ubiquity of Ajax for users has not yet translated to client-side technologies.
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Load Applications Quicker in UBUNTU Using Preload
Preload is an adaptive read-ahead daemon. It monitors applications that users run, and by analyzing this data, predicts what applications users might run, and fetches those binaries and their dependencies into memory for faster startup times.
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No more php4 updates after 31st Dec 2007
There will be no updates after 31-Dec-2007 for PHP 4 version. According to the PHP development team ~ support for PHP 4 will continue until the end of this year only
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Handling of inactive Debian Accounts
An announcement from Debian: they are currently reviewing the debian.org database and getting rid of inactive accounts. If you're on the list you may want to check it out.
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Jeroen van der Zijp Interview
Interview with the creator of Fox Toolkit, Jeroen van der Zijp. Talks about himself, FOSS, and of course, Fox.
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Finding a Linux job at LinuxWorld
So, you want a job in Linux do you? Well then get your tickets for San Francisco to see Dice's free Technology and Engineering career fair at LinuxWorld Conference & Expo taking place on Aug. 8 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Will Sun Rise on a Linux-ized OpenSolaris?
Sun Microsystems is facing a mixed bag of challenge and opportunity with its OpenSolaris and Project Indiana open source efforts.
Read more »Conference looks at open source in mobile phones
The second annual "Open Source in Mobile" (OSiM) conference has announced its sponsors and program of events. Set for Sep. 18-19 in Madrid, Spain, the event features keynotes from representatives of Nokia, Access, Red Hat, Motorola, Telecom Italia, and HP.
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