Video – Sparky Linux 2.1 Eris Final MATE- Linux Distribution Review

The final version of Sparky Linux 2.1. A great Monochrome style distro. Jam packed with tones of software and well worth getting. Get it at: http://sparkylinux.org/

Video – Crunchbang Linux 11 Waldorf Review on Dell Netbook

This really is my o/s of choice for the more experienced Linux user it’s just everything you could ever want, speed, app availability and dam cool looks, I really recommend this to all Linux enthusiasts for your net-book.

Video – Linux Tutorial Shell Script Basics Sessions 1 and 2

Learn and Share on a wide range of tutorials in the tools like ANT , Maven , SCM like GIT , Subversion [ SVN ] , Starteam, SCM Migration activities , Perforce – CI Tools like Cruisecontrol , Jenkins – Application Servers like JBoss , Tomcat, Weblogic, linux videos.

Peppermint OS Review – Linux Distro Reviews

The first in a new series of cloud oriented operating systems. Peppermint provides much more control than other cloud systems, giving you control over both the software and the file system. Based on Ubuntu and LXDE, it is a very light weight system happily running on less than 1 GB of RAM.

Links:

http://peppermintos.com/download/

Linux Mint Mate Debian Review

Linux Mint Debian Edition (LMDE) is a semi-rolling distribution based on Debian Testing.
It’s available in both 32 and 64-bit as a live DVD with MATE or Cinnamon.
The purpose of LMDE is to look identical to the main edition and to provide the same functionality while using Debian as a base.

Install Kazam Screencaster 1.4 & Setup – Ubuntu 12.10

Here’s a video on the new Kazam Screencaster version. The version is number 1.4 and it comes with a new interface, a lot of new features and many updates! If you enjoyed the video, then please leave a like and don’t forget to post a comment!

Install:

nvlc – Media Player – Linux TUI

commands used:

Build an Android and iOS “Bacon Web Browser”

The project file can be found here:
http://lunduke.com/?p=4281

Deluge 1.3.6 BitTorrent Client Review

via Softpedia – By Silviu Stahie

Deluge is a BitTorrent client developed for multiple platforms, which provides full functionality and comes with a vast array of plugins that extend its uses.

It’s not clear why, but Deluge has lost some of its fans along the way, in favor of other similar solutions. The reasons are not apparent because this is an excellent client and it deserves our attention and consideration.

The speed of Internet connections has risen slowly over the years, and BitTorrent clients have popped up all over the place. As it stands right now, there are few applications that perform the same tasks, but the differences between them are almost inconsequential.

Nonetheless, Deluge has quite an interesting history. It was developed by Zach Tibbitts and Alon Zakai and, at first, it was called gTorrent. As the name suggests, it was initially targeted for the GNOME environment. After the launch, it was modified in order to support any platform that makes use of GTK+.

Installation

Steam for Linux Client Update Fixes Offline Mode

via Softpedia – By Silviu Stahie

– Steam for Linux interface

Valve has launched yet another Beta version for its Steam for Linux client, this time with only a few minor fixes and improvements.

After a development version garners sufficient changes, Valve promotes that version to stable. The work for the next beta starts almost immediately.

“This is a quick update to Steam intended to fix some of the current top issues with offline mode and cloud uploads,” reads the official announcement.

Highlights of the latest Steam for Linux update: