openSUSE 11.2 – no Mono by default, in KDE
I’ve just installed the latest release of openSUSE (version 11.2), which now defaults to the KDE desktop. I was pleased to see that this does not install Mono by default […]
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Groups are yum
Just discovered how I can install grouped packages in Fedora using Yum. First, you can list the groups which are available in your repositories with: yum grouplist This will contact […]
Read moreControl KDE with speech, thanks to simon
Simon is a program which lets users control KDE using their voice. This is quite an impressive project and certainly worth a look (video included). -c
Read moreDisabling single click in Dolphin (without KDE)
Justin switched to Dolphin under GNOME because Nautilus was too slow at expanding directories and the like. One annoying “feature” for him is that Dolphin uses single click by default. […]
Read moreArch Linux: The Simple, Flexible (and Fast!) Distro
Arch Linux is a unique distribution, offering the latest free software via a super fast package manager coupled with a “keep it simple” philosophy. It is fast becoming a very […]
Read moreUbuntu + KDE 4.3 + log in = instant reboot
With the release of KDE 4.3, I added the PPA archive for Jaunty and upgraded from the previous release. Now, the computer boots to the log in screen just fine, […]
Read moreKdenlive: A Video Editor in the Spotlight
KDE4 is getting really, really good but it’s still missing an awesome video editor. Maybe Kdenlive can fill that gap and become the official video editor for the desktop, it’s […]
Read moreKDE 4: The Komplete Desktop?
I’ve just finished my second article for Linux Magazine, on whether KDE 4 is complete enough or not. Feed back welcome. -c
Read moreKiller KDE Kombo Komplete?
Yeeees.. finally one missing piece of the puzzle to make KDE 4.x a really killer desktop environment is almost complete, KOffice 2.0. It is scheduled for release 27th May (tomorrow […]
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