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Use XMPP to Create Your Own Google Talk Client
Instant communication is the essence of social networking and the Internet. The popular Google Talk, which uses XMPP (Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol), made this Instant Messaging protocol prominent among open standards protocols….
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Bandwidth Throttling with NetEM Network Emulation
NetEM (Network Emulation) provides functionality for testing protocols, by emulating the network properties of wide-area networks. This article describes the use of NetEM in benchmarking the performance of a Web application, simulating Internet-like…
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GNU Make in Detail for Beginners
Have you ever peeked into the source code of any of the applications you run every day? Ever used make install to install some application? You will see make in most projects. It…
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Browser Point: Make HTML Presentations with Jekyll and Hyde
Often times a lot of websites require certain form of presentation to demonstrate a product or to simply get their point across. Previously, such websites have been using Flash or embedded videos for…
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Fedora 17 Review: It’s an Upstream Experience
Fedora 17 came out just last week. This is the first time I’ve installed it as a desktop in more than a year — last time was Fedora 14 (or was it 13?)….
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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 interface, Unity, as the de-facto interface. Let’s take it…
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Linux Mint 13 Cinnamon Edition: Makes the Old-timers Feel Right At Home
No Unity. No GNOME Shell. But a GNOME 2*ish-looking GNOME 3 + Compiz Muffin window manager, dubbed Cinnamon. It comes with a certain amount of polish, subtle desktop effects, and the right amount…
A Simple guide to building your own Linux Kernel
This article is for all the newbies who want to learn how to build their own Linux kernel. Following the steps mentioned will demonstrate how easy the task is! Please note that the…
A Hands-on Review of ICS on Galaxy SII
This is a first-hand review of Android Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) running on a Samsung Galaxy SII. While ICS lets you browse faster and helps you unlock your device using facial recognition, it…
Tips and tricks for using two factor Authentication Technology
Single password protection techniques, while a well-used and ancient method of protecting access to information or location, are no longer something that can guarantee a reliable means of protecting what you want to…
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May 6, 2013
GNOME Extensions Spicing Up the Desktop Experience
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April 4, 2013
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April 1, 2013
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January 30, 2013
We Strongly Believe In FOSS Philosophy: Unmukti
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January 23, 2013
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January 2, 2013
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January 2, 2013
“Mozilla measures success by how much we are doing to improve the overall health of the open Web”
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December 7, 2012
“Intel involves a majority of developers with its initiatives”
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May 6, 2013
An Introduction to CloudBee
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May 6, 2013
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April 4, 2013
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February 27, 2013
Linux Professionals in High Demand
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August 5, 2012
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May 14, 2013
PR — It's not the gov, but the devs and trained employes who are using their Drupal.
For the antitech people WP is...
May 13, 2013
Rahul — Awesome article ....
May 11, 2013
ashutosh kumar — why you post wrong content, is there any company in Delhi/Ncr , who can afford 2 to 3 lac...
May 11, 2013
fabianwilliams — I a C# dev looking at getting back into Linux, this was a very good article to get started thanks...
