I have been using Veoh TV on Windows and really like it. I found great content like all the Lexx episodes and lots of great Asian horror movies. So naturally being a Linux guy I looked for a Linux version and found OpenVeoh! 

Open Veoh is no longer under development nor is it supported. Kind of sucks, but I understand where the developer is coming from... Either way, it compiles great on Ubuntu 7.10 and works well; although, is very slow...

If you're a devout Ubuntu loyalist but really dig the way Elive looks you can now have the best of both worlds! GEUbuntu was one that I had missed, but thanks to a friend at work I gave it a spin. Looks really awesome and I have alway been a fan of Enlightenment. I spent a good deal of time getting Ubuntu Studio the way I want it so I am not ready to ditch it yet, but when I decide to reload again, GEUbuntu will be top on my list.

I must mention these as I found these to be really nice. If you are looking for some really kick ass Ubuntu, Ubuntu Satanic Edition , and Ubuntu studio 3-D screen savers you will love these, Eternity Screensavers! There are also some nice wallpapers there as well.

Enjoy!

So I am just playing around, but I figure this may help someone. Never mind that I am being very lazy! I figure why rewrite all this crap since there are instructions out here? I figure why not just get those that worked rather than spending time figuring out this and that myself. If nothing else I got to crack on my wife's Mac again, considering my Ubuntu desktop looks very much like it now and I have cooler effects and free software!

If you wanted to switch to Linux but couldn't because you need to use Quickbooks you may now be in luck. SQL-Ledger appears to be a great replacement to Quickbooks, but it does not have payroll. Recently I found an open source program that brings this much needed resource to Linux. The product is called Paymaster Payroll.  

For more Quicken like accounting check out some of these:

GNUCash

KMyMoney

Grisbi