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Power Programming: Bitwise Tips and Tricks

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If you are a seasoned programmer, these tips and tricks will seem very familiar, and are probably already part of your repertoire. If you...

GNU Make in Detail for Beginners

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Have you ever peeked into the source code of any of the applications you run every day? Ever used make install to install some...

Can India Ever Become A Global FOSS Hub?

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The open source trend is catching on in the IT and electronics space in India, with enterprises and SMEs taking the plunge. So, will...

Ingres’ Steve Shine on the Database Company’s Business Model and Plans

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Steve Shine, EVP, worldwide operations, Ingres Corporation, was in Delhi as part of his three-city tour of India. When we met with him, he...

Setting Up an External Laptop Display on Ubuntu

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This article tells you how to set up a secondary (external) display connected to your laptop, using Ubuntu 10.04, Lucid Lynx. You may have wondered...

A Desktop Twitter Client in 15 Minutes

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Twitter, the fun social-networking micro-blogging service, has taken the world by storm. Millions of "tweets" -- real-time text messages of up to 140 characters...

The Pocket Penguin: A Customised Linux-In-Your-Pocket!

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You are spending a weekend at your cousin's. Suddenly you feel like working on your Web project. You ask your cousin's permission to use...

Install Linux from USB on System without BIOS Support for USB...

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Tired of burning CDs each time you want to try out the latest Ubuntu release because your not-so-new computer doesn't support booting from the...

Offline Package Install on Linux Made Easy with Keryx

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In countries like India, where broadband penetration is very low, Linux users find it difficult to grab updates, or install those missing codecs. This...

Desktop Virtualisation in EduBOSS using NComputing X550

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The BOSS (Bharat Operating System Solutions) GNU/Linux distribution developed by C-DAC (the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing) is derived from Debian, to enhance...