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Wine Doors rocks!
Saturday, 26 January 2008

I used to use Crossover for the few Windows applications that I still use, like Photoshop and Flash. Lately I found that Wine runs these applications better than Crossover Office and for free to boot! Crossover Office is a commercial product. In the course of looking up some Wine related items I found a little application named Wine-doors .

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Cool Open Source Games
Thursday, 24 January 2008
Here are a few games I have been playing lately. I really found these games to shine! Later I will do a review of some 3-D first person games because there are a lot of excellent games in that area for Linux, but for now I wanted to limit this to these five, which are fairly new games. 
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KDE4 released
Monday, 14 January 2008

KDE 4 was released on the eleventh and I haven't really had time to play with it. Since Kubuntu has a live cd I gave it a spin. This is really nice if you want to check it out without installing anything. I was impressed and disappointed. I think I will wait to put it on my machine and play with it, juts seemed to me like a hacked KDE. The widgets are nice but I couldn't figure out how to resize the stupid panel and if I have less control over theming I don't see the point because it is still nothing more than KDE 3 and Superkaramba. For more information check out KDE and Plasma sites.

 
Natural Paint Apps on Linux
Sunday, 30 December 2007

I had a chance to play with a couple of programs that have interested me for awhile. One is MyPaint and the other is Gogh. I have never gotten Gogh to run before so I was happy it actually ran. I am on Ubuntu 7.10 btw. Both are similar to Deep Paint/ Corel Painter natural paint programs on Windows and utilize the full potential of your drawing tablet.

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Building OpenVeoh
Monday, 24 December 2007

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...

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