Tag: Windows
“Linux interoperability has been enabled through work across Microsoft”
Players in the Linux community often find Microsoft and open source technology not quite in sync. Ironically, Microsoft is one of the major contributors...
Need a Backend For Your App? Here’s Parse to the Rescue!
Discover Parse, which allows mobile app developers to forget about server maintenance and complex infrastructure, and instantly add push notifications, data storage and social...
Set Up Your Own Chat Server
Chatting and Instant Messaging applications are used regularly at workplaces and for personal reasons. So how about setting up your own chat server? This...
Restore Partitions Over the Network Using Clonezilla
Clonezilla is back-up and restore software that is a powerful alternative to Symantec's famous, yet expensive, commercial software Norton Ghost.
Do you often format your...
Blaze the automated desktop experience for Windows
Blaze is a small multipurpose utility that does the job of an application launcher and file searcher, and records macros for desktop automation. A...
Let’s WAMP Up!
Close on the heels of the LAMP development platform is WAMP. Read on to learn the right steps to install and set it up....
Want Freedom? Initiate Linux In Your Life Today
If you are a newbie in the Linux domain, this article is for you. The author explores the ins and outs of the operating...
Ubuntu 12.04 Review: An LTS Done More or Less Precisely
Ubuntu 12.04 is the fourth LTS release from Canonical that came out about a month back, and the first LTS with the revamped user...
Gaming on Linux: The State of Affairs
How does the gaming hemisphere fare when it comes to the open source world? Read on to find out!
All of us have played games...
Microsoft: We Don’t Compete with Linux, But with Linux Vendors
With initiatives like the Imagine Cup and PhoneGap Meetup, Microsoft is surely taking many steps forward to engage with open source communities across the...
