Would you like to build custom Linux system from scratches so that you can have more control over the system? The e-book Linux From Scratch gives you a simple to understand, step-by-step instruction for creating Linux system from scratch from an already installed Linux distribution, using nothing but the source code of software that you need.  Read More →

Ubuntu 10.04 LTS is the most exciting Linux operating system in years. It features free apps for your day to day needs, safe and fast web browsing, a dedicated music store and much more. Ok that, are you a beginner computer user or are you migrating from another operating system to Ubuntu for the first time? To help you, here is a comprehensive guide for the new Ubuntu 10.04.  Read More →

Ubuntu is the most popular free Linux operating system. Many people now start to install Ubuntu on their Windows or Mac machine to taste the flavor of Linux. However, some people find it bit difficult to install Ubuntu as a dual booting system or on a virtual machine. And also installing driver files, software, etc. are challenging for some people.  Read More →

Are you a Linux user and looking for a way to upload photos to your Flickr account from your desktop? Here is a utility called Nautilus Flickr Uploader to help you. This very easy to use application lets you upload photos to your Flickr account from your Ubuntu or other Linux systems (GNOME/KDE).  Read More →

Shotwell is a simple to use photo manager, designed specially for Linux systems (also for Windows with limited features) that allow you to manage and optimize your photo collections quickly. You can import photos from folders or from any digital camera supported by gPhoto and automatically group photos taken at the same time. You can also use tags to organize your photo collection. You can also rotate, crop, reduce red-eye, and adjust the exposure,... 

If you install an Adobe AIR application from its source without saving its installation program file on your computer, or if the AIR engine is not available, uninstalling an AIR application can be difficult on a GNU/Linux system, because it requires the use of system commands via a shell. Adobe Air Uninstaller is a freeware utility that can be used to uninstall an Air application from your Ubuntu Linux distribution when it is not possible.  Read More →