Finally ubuntu 9.10 karmic koala is released , here it is the download link : http://noncdn.releases.ubuntu.com//karmic/   Related links : 6 Things to do after installing Ubuntu9.10 Karmic Koala Upgrade from ubuntu 9.04 to 9.10 karmic koala Great themes for … Continue reading →

Today at unixmen.com is Karmic koala day, everything related to karmic koala , articles ,news will be published so stay with us and got the latest news. Also we decided to open the door to all Linux/Unix men to donate … Continue reading →

Here is an overview of the features of ubuntu 9.10 karmic Koala  

Every one is waiting for the Final edition comming next days . but some links are already leaked . Koala will change your linux mind . and will give you the power of the opensource , and will give your … Continue reading →

Here is a nice icon site for ubuntu “SudUbuntu”, Gnome 2.26/2.28.1 with Environment theme icon Humanity for Ubuntu Karmic.   Download the icon Pack

Openoffice.org for kids or better say OOo4kids is a project that aims to provide a simplified version of openoffice.org for kids between 7-12 years . Ooo4Kids is based on OpenOffice.org source code. Everything is made with the idea to contribute … Continue reading →

Here is a theme package of windows 7 for the people that like to change the look of their ubuntu looks like Windows7, for me is not usefull because i like how looks ubuntu .   This Package contains: GDM … Continue reading →

Finally Ubuntu has opened the gates for free requests of Ubuntu 9.10 you can order and wait some days to get your free CD by post home. The official version will be out 29/10 The link for request is: https://shipit.ubuntu.com … Continue reading →

This is an introduction to a case study that was published recently, this case study is a good example for everyone of us, if we need to extend the use of opensource and especially Linux we need to start from … Continue reading →

Microsoft has acknowledged that they slipped the .NET Framework Assistant plugin into Firefox via Windows Update this past February, and that it has poked a “critical” hole in the browser’s security (effectively bringing Firefox down to IE’s level). Microsoft has … Continue reading →