If you are a Linux enthusiast then you definitely know what Ubuntu is. Canonical release its LTS (Long Term Support) versions of ubuntu every 2 years. Now the time has come for yet another great version of Ubuntu Called Ubuntu 10.04 LTS Lucid Lynx. This version has some bugs fixed and offers great platform for PC and Server. Let’s discuss some 0f its features so that you get a feeling of what it has to offer. Web browsing...

Installing Ubuntu – The easiest way Installing Linux into your system sometimes becomes a very difficult task for most of us especially when we are new to Linux. Fortunately, there is a very easy way of installing Ubuntu along with your windows OS so that you can get a good taste of Linux (Ubuntu). Actually the installation of Ubuntu along with your Windows machine is as simple as installing any other software in Windows OS. In...

This is a Guest Post by Johnnykarrax One of the biggest and most frequently asked question online in the Internet Marketing industry is “How do I get started”. Most people, acquire a cheap “Make money online” E-book and then they read half way through it and think “well this helped me none.. I just don’t understand”. I know some people will disagree, but breaking into Internet Marketing and being successful takes determination...

You have a variety of choices on Linux distribution. Depending on your hardware configuration or your level of expertise you can find a good Distro. Now let’s gain some knowledge of various distro that are available. Arch Linux: KISS principle based distributions. CentOS: Derived from the same source as Red Hat. Fedora: Sponsored by Red Hat and maintained by community. Gentoo: OS especially used to compile applications from...

Windows is not the only Operating system out there. There are several others like Mac OS X, UNIX and Linux. Out of these Linux is the most important and easily available OS. Most importantly its free and open source. You can get various distribution of Linux like Ubuntu, Edubuntu, Kubuntu, Fedora, Open SUSE, Red Hat etc. Out of these only Red Hat is an enterprise version; rest of the distribution is free. You can download the .iso available...