Today's Howtos and Software
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TAudioConverter review: Put a nice face on open-source audio transcoding
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Wine 1.7.7 Brings Some Small Updates
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Aqua Connect releases Load Balancer for Linux
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Lightworks 11.1.1 for Windows and 11.5 beta for Linux, First Take: Open-source video editing
...earlier beta releases of the Linux version have been disappointing. The latest beta sees this cross-platform video editor finally starting to live up to its promises.
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htop (interactive process viewer) Linux Performance Monitoring tool
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Snappy: A GStreamer & Clutter Powered Movie Player
Snappy is an open-source movie player that has become part of the GNOME project and is powered by GStreamer and features a user-interface written in Clutter. The project has been around for a while but releases are rare, except for a new update this week.
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Protect your network – Tutorial
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We're Almost to Goal: 100 Linux Tutorials Campaign
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Install Minetest 0.4.8 game in Linux Mint 16
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Setting Up a Multi-Node Hadoop Cluster with Beagle Bone Black
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How to Bulletproof Linux for Mad Experimentation
Everyone knows that keeping regular backups of our data is the No. 1 best insurance against mishaps. The No. 2 best insurance is smart partitioning on your Linux PC that puts your data on a different partition from the root filesystem. Having a single separate data partition is especially useful for distro-hoppers, and for multi-booting multiple distros; all your files are in one place, and protected from mad installation frenzies. And why not distro-hop and multi-boot random distros? Unlike certain inexplicably popular expensive fragile, low self-esteem proprietary operating systems it's easy and fun. No hoops to jump, no blurry eleventy-eight digit registration numbers, no mother-may-I, no phoning your activities home to the mother ship: just download and start playing.
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Install Google Chrome 31 in CentOS/RHEL 6, Fedora 19/18
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How to Install phpMyAdmin on CentOS using Yum
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Steps to install JAVA on CentOS 5/6 or RHEL 5/6
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How To Install Tomcat 7 Server on CentOS & RedHat 5/6
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Squid Analyzer – A Parser for Squid proxy access.log File
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Linux-enabled kit targets custom SoC developers
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LibreOffice Math Introduction
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Manage Linux services with Webmin
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Debugging your shell scripts
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Linux 3.13-rc1 is out
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How to convert video to animated gif image on Linux
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How to Add Windows Host to Nagios Monitoring Server
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Best Practice Linux Guide: Data Security
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Keeping a filesystem in sync across two or more servers and local machines, Part 1
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