Today, I’m going to show you a great little application for easily generating a Web gallery of images that requires no server side coding. Just generate your gallery with a simple command, then upload to your Web site. Of course, Read More …
by Marcel Gagné You want to record a simple voice message on your Linux system. It seems like a easy enough thing. Until you need a special audio format, require complex edits, special effects, and other audio tweaks. At which Read More …
In the first part of this series, I introduced you to the concepts behind IRC. The second installment is somewhat more practical in nature and focuses on the default IRC client used by most distributions running the GNOME desktop. This Read More …
by Marcel Gagné This article originally appeared in the September 2007 issue of Linux Journal. Why does a person install one Linux, then another, and then yet another? Because a person can, of course! Such is the nature of choice, Read More …
Internet Relay Chat, better known as IRC, is a distributed client-server system in which users can communicate with any number of other users in real time. IRC servers host channels that are dedicated to discussion forums on specific topics. These Read More …
So you’ve decided to give Linux a try using one of the many fine live CDs. You’ve downloaded a CD or DVD image and now you need to burn it to a disk. But how? I could try to be Read More …
On tonight’s show, I talked primarily about KDE 4, about what makes it special, and what it will offer users both in terms of experience and, of course, applications. I also mentioned that several major distributions are releasing (or have Read More …
I don’t really know what to say about this other than, “watch it“. Enjoy!
Well, I’m excited about this! My SF short story, Paper, will be published in the forthcoming Grade 7 Language Arts textbook (ISBN 978-0-19-542859-9) from Oxford University Press to be published in February 2008. I was contacted by an agent for Read More …
I’d like to share a bit of a marker with you (actually, I meant to post this message yesterday, but life intervened). Around noon, yesterday (Friday, September 21, 2007), I sent in the December 2007 “Cooking with Linux” to the Read More …