It’s always nice to follow the development of Linux distributions such as Ubuntu and Fedora. But what about the people behind the scenes that use these operating systems. The developers. The community. The Users. Behind all those pixels that make … Continue reading
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Hugo Castañeda Benitez
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Can I do the same in ubuntu 12.04?
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Yesterday watched a movie with Morgan Freeman called ‘ A long came a spider ‘ and must say that I was quite impressed how they exchanged encrypted messages hidden in pictures. Thank you for the tutorial :)
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Excellent, thanx!
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Thank you very much Chris :)
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