If you want to make your username not visible on Ubuntu panel, this is a quick tip to remove it.

With Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise Pangolin) slated for a  Long Term Support later this summer, three variants of the Ubuntu platform: xubuntu , which is Xfce-based; Kubuntu, which is KDE-based; and Edubuntu, which is a Educational ecosystem are also preparing for … Continue reading →

Few days ago was officially released the new Linux 3.2 kernel. The new release includes support for ext4 block sizes bigger than 4KB and up to 1MB, which improve performance with big files; btrfs has been updated with faster scrubbing, … Continue reading →

TV is becoming smart and so is Canonical. Canonical has displayed the Ubuntu TV, prototype unit, at the ongoing mega event of Consumer Electronic Show the CES 2012 in Las Vegas. In the exhibition Canonical demonstrated an optimized version of … Continue reading →

Canonicals’ recent blog post on an – exclusive concept design- just days before the start of CES 2012 has set the open source community abuzz, with speculation, if the concept will be that of a tablet or a Smartphone.

Minty is a Cinnamon theme with some flavour of Linux Mint. It is compatible with the latest Cinnamon 3.2.

Redo Backup and Recovery is a  live CD that offer a complete and a simple recovery solution for your Data,  according to their website,  Redo allows bare-metal restore.  this means that even if your hard drive melts or gets completely … Continue reading →

Linux OS, with time are emerging as fairly popular Operating System. This might not be the case with desktops though, where Microsoft Windows has already linux-logotaken a sizeable (and of course unparalleled edge); but this surely is not the era … Continue reading →

Another year comes to an end today. And the yea was very happening especially when it comes to Android. Google this very year released its first tablet optimized OS the Honeycomb and now by the end released yet another version … Continue reading →

Users of Android devices are increasing at record rates. There are Android phones and tablets and everyone who has an Android device uses the internet (there is not much use of a smart phone if you don’t use internet!) To … Continue reading →