In the world of contemporary mobile, and internet are accessible from the grip more than the computer on the desk, making mobile devices and the interfaces are so important bridge. The bridge should be easily and lightly used everyday. It is understandable why ultimately we are more easily tempted to cram a lot of mobile applications into our mobile communication devices, rather than utilizing more the mobile web application. Though a key from the internet is openness, and one small door is the simplicity of the light.   Google’s Faithful The presence of Android, Google does not want to make losing a step of any service [...]

We can choose any Linux distro, such as Debian or Ubuntu to build a Mail Server. What we need is a distro and someone who understand how to build a Mail server in the distro we choose. What Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora or Opensuse provided are common distros which we can build any services we need. [...]

I was quite impressed with Chromium. Chromium is the opensource work of developers from the source of Google Chrome. The latest version of chromium is now 5.* beta. Chromium implements the same set as Google Chrome and share the same extension as Google Chrome. Chromium can get the extension from Google Chrome official extension page [...]

Lately, I’m getting comfortable and confident using Moblin as my daily desktop. The booting and shutdown is faster (than my Ubuntu Desktop) and the mutter (Metacity Clutter) is nice and simple. So when I just need to write documents (from proposal to blogging), web browsing, instant messaging or open my multimedia stuff (mp3, mp4, ogg, [...]

After announced to support Moblin, Ubuntu  also launched its Karmic Koala version of Moblin. I supposed I could call it Karmic Moblin Remix (KMR), just to get close to the idea that this is another Ubuntu Remix after Ubuntu Netbook Remix (UNR). I first tried KMR in VirtualBox environment. The clutter based interface is impressive. [...]

The wonderful thing of Linux is the free spirit within. The free spirit bring lots of possibilities… and choices. According to distrowatch, there are at least 306 active distro development out there. Sometimes this freedom also make new Linux users to get confuse. We have choices to decide what kind of distro we’d like to [...]

It’s been a while since I left PCLinuxOS as my main desktop. But I never stop thinking of this distro as my desktop choice, now go to be my primary alternative desktop. I’ve been an Ubuntu user for the pragmatic reason: there should be only one distro on my environment, server and desktop. PCLinuxOS is [...]