I am not a DJ, but after seeing one of my friend’s work as a DJ, I also wanted to…
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Because it is directly associated with the overall responsiveness, any operating system prefers to keep the users’ most frequently used…
The world’s most popular open-source operating system ‘Ubuntu’ has reached the 13.10 (code named ‘Saucy Salamander’) release, although the most…
When a user runs a program, the operating system first loads its data into ‘RAM’ (Random Access Memory – a very…
The recently released, Ubuntu 13.04, not only brings up-to-date packages (including LibreOffice 4.0), which is pretty usual, but according to…
‘B1 Archiver’ is a completely free file archive manager that can be used in GNU/Linux for opening ‘7z’, ‘Rar’ &…
‘ffmpeg’ is a powerful multimedia framework (a set of tools for handling multimedia file) that is being used by hundreds…
Few days ago, Linux Mint 14 (Nadia) was released, so I decided to give it a go. I downloaded the…
Sometimes, stress testing a computer (despite what operating system it uses) can be a very useful thing. For example, if you…
In computing, when it comes to delivering excellent performance and stability, both software and hardware go hand in hand. Meaning that,…
‘bzip2’ is perhaps one of the most widely used file compression format in GNU/Linux. It compresses data well, runs fast…
Recently, I ‘partially’ converted one of me friends to Ubuntu, and he is using Ubuntu alongside with Windows. After few…