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23 January, 2014FOSS

Find out what is using your swap, by Erik Ljungstrom

Ever wondered what it is that’s using that swap on your machine? Erik has a great post about it and a script that will help answer that question. Here is […]

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29 January, 201029 January, 2010FOSS

Discover RAM info without opening your case

Who says you can’t find anything useful on Digg? Not me that’s for sure. I just discovered an ever so handy Linux command to find out what kind of RAM […]

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27 January, 201027 January, 2010Tech

Christopher Blizzard: HTML5 video and H.264 – what history tells us and why we’re standing with the web

Christopher Blizzard has a great article about H.264 and what it might mean if it becomes the de-facto standard for video on the web. Remember, this is still very early […]

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24 January, 2010FOSS

Supertux dev says “Freeware” term OK

Recently, I discovered that Apple makes Supertux available on the website as a free download. That’s pretty cool. Problem is that they say the license is “Freeware” instead of “Free […]

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22 January, 201022 January, 2010FOSS

A call for the Government to use Free software

It has just been revealed that the Australian Government spends “over half a billion dollars each year” on proprietary software licenses. That’s somewhere over $500,000,000. The Greens are heading a […]

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29 October, 200829 October, 2008FOSS, Tech

Crossover for FREE!

Wine’s pretty good these days. On its own it can install and run programs like Microsoft Office under Linux. This is thanks, in part, to contributions made to the Wine […]

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