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Using sudo without a password
One of the most noticeable features of ubuntu is the common use of sudo in order to perform ‘root’ level tasks. By default the ‘root’ [ continue reading... ]
Category: Ubuntu & Kubuntu
Install Google Chrome on Ubuntu or Kubuntu Debian Linux deb
Goolge Chrome is a kick ass browser that is taking the browsing industry by storm. Its stunning speed has been winning users over since it’s [ continue reading... ]
Kubuntu and KDE 4 User Auto Login
Here’s a quick how to on setting user x to auto login under KDE 4. You may want to do this if it’s your machine [ continue reading... ]
Ubuntu 8.04.4 LTS Released
The Ubuntu team is proud to announce the release of Ubuntu 8.04.4 LTS, the fourth maintenance update to Ubuntu’s 8.04 LTS release. This release includes [ continue reading... ]
Installing KDE 4.4 RC2 on openSUSE and Kubuntu Linux
By ben.kevan on Jan 25, 2010 in Featured, Software Installation, Tutorials, Ubuntu & Kubuntu, openSUSE & SUSE
Today was the announcement of the release of KDE 4.4 RC2 which provides you, the user, with the ability to try out this great release [ continue reading... ]
KDE 4.4 RC1 Released – openSUSE 11.2 Build Service
Here’s an excerpt from KDE’s release notes for KDE 4.4 RC1: To install on openSUSE, we’ll use the openSUSE KDE Factory Build Service. To add [ continue reading... ]
KDE 4 Windows Switching Preview – openSUSE
By ben.kevan on Dec 22, 2009 in Fedora & RedHat, GNOME & KDE, PCLinuxOS, Ubuntu & Kubuntu, openSUSE & SUSE
I decided to check out the different Windows Switching options in KDE 4, and decided I’d give a little preview of the 5 different methods [ continue reading... ]
Amarok 2.2.1.90 KDE 4.4 – Track Progressions
By ben.kevan on Dec 21, 2009 in Arch Linux, Fedora & RedHat, GNOME & KDE, PCLinuxOS, Ubuntu & Kubuntu, openSUSE & SUSE
Recently I upgraded to Amarok 2.2.1.90 from 2.2.0 while testing out some KDE 4.4. However, when I first started listening to the music I realized [ continue reading... ]
KDE 4.4 Beta 2 Released – openSUSE
By ben.kevan on Dec 21, 2009 in Arch Linux, Fedora & RedHat, GNOME & KDE, PCLinuxOS, Ubuntu & Kubuntu, openSUSE & SUSE
From the KDE.org Website: I’ll be writing a little bit about blogilo, which I have used since it’s inception and find it quite compelling. Plasma [ continue reading... ]
KDE 4 Dolphin Terminal Integration Introduction
By ben.kevan on Dec 18, 2009 in Arch Linux, Fedora & RedHat, GNOME & KDE, PCLinuxOS, Ubuntu & Kubuntu, openSUSE & SUSE
If you follow my blog you’ll know that I’ve recently switched backed to KDE from GNOME, and I recently found a feature that I really [ continue reading... ]
Linux Mint 8 Installation Visual Walk Through – VirtualBox
Here’s a walk through of the Linux Mint 8 Helena. You’ll notice a ton of similarities between the installation process of Linux Mint 8 and [ continue reading... ]
64-Bit Native Linux Macromedia Flash – openSUSE, Fedora, Ubuntu
By ben.kevan on Dec 14, 2009 in Fedora & RedHat, Linux Mint, Ubuntu & Kubuntu, Web Browsers, openSUSE & SUSE
Recently Adobe released a native 64-Bit native version of the popular Flash plugin. Here’s an excerpt from their site: You can download the packages here. [ continue reading... ]
Installing Ubuntu 9.10 Walk Through – VirtualBox
By ben.kevan on Dec 12, 2009 in Ubuntu & Kubuntu
I went ahead and just did a quick screenshot walk through of installing Ubuntu 9.10, and some possible points of interest for anyone that may [ continue reading... ]
Chrome Beta for Linux 4.0.249.30 on openSUSE
By ben.kevan on Dec 09, 2009 in Fedora & RedHat, Linux Mint, Ubuntu & Kubuntu, Web Browsers, openSUSE & SUSE
I forgot my laptop at home today, so I was unable to install Chrome while I was at work. (yes, that’s an embarrassing story). But [ continue reading... ]
Google Chrome goes Beta for Linux – openSUSE Fedora Ubuntu Debian
By ben.kevan on Dec 08, 2009 in Fedora & RedHat, Linux Mint, PCLinuxOS, Ubuntu & Kubuntu, Web Browsers, openSUSE & SUSE
Today Google has annonced that Google Chrome is now in Beta for Linux thanks to the continued work and testing from the Chromium Project. You [ continue reading... ]
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