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The first Linux systems were completed in 1992 by combining system utilities and libraries from the GNU project with the Linux kernel, which led to the coining of the term GNU/Linux. From the late 1990s onward Linux gained the support of corporations such as IBM, Sun Microsystems, Hewlett-Packard, and Novell. Since then Linux is growing day by day and today it is about to beat Microsoft Windows OS in all means.
 
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iTunes 7.3 on Linux with Wine PDF Print
Articles - Linux application development resource
Courtesy: Qoodos  
iTunes is an audio player for playing and organizing digital music files, and purchasing digital music files in the FairPlay digital rights management format. The iTunes Music Store is the component of iTunes through which users can purchase digital music files from within iTunes.
 
Installing Photoshop on Ubuntu Linux PDF Print
Articles - Linux application development resource
Courtesy: Henry  
More than a month after I switched to Ubuntu Linux in my laptop, I found that I missed having Photoshop in it for certain tasks. I did manage to create a blog header using Gimp but it took me at least ten times longer than it would have taken me in Photoshop. I had a hard time even resizing images in layers or removing backgrounds of photos.
 
DreamWorks Feature Linux and Animation PDF Print
Articles - Desktop application development on Linux
Courtesy: Henry  

Robin explains the process and benefits of making animated movies with Linux.

With more than 200 Linux desktops and 400 Linux servers, DreamWorks SKG is not only a leading producer of animated motion pictures but a major user of Linux as well. Each production unit has its own animation techniques. Aardman is recognized for claymation, PDI/DreamWorks for CG (computer graphics) and DreamWorks in Glendale for traditional techniques.

 
Make your Linux desktop look like a Mac/Leopard PDF Print
Articles - Desktop application development on Linux
Courtesy: K.S.  
Do you want to give your desktop a dash of Mac OS X? Do you want to change your GNOME desktop from the default look to something like this?
 
Full Mail Server solution w/ vDomains & vUsers PDF Print
Articles - Linux installation topics
Courtesy: Mikie  
This guide describes how to setup a full email solution in Debian Linux (all code is from Debian Etch).  I was asked to design a secure, scalable, portable solution for a small company.  While the guide references many 'servers', the company only had 4 physical machines, Xen was used to virtualize the entire solution.  That particular aspect of the system is not discussed in this guide, although I will try to get it into the next revision.
 
Linux Loving Men Are Sexier PDF Print
Articles - Linux User Groups
Courtesy: Duke Morrison  
No one had broached the subject. My inquiries with girlfriends and colleagues led me down a path into a revealing and sensual world as yet undiscovered. Or at least, as our senior editor put it, "one that few have had the chutzpah to print."

I discovered intimate bedroom secrets of why some women are explicitly attracted to those lovable fellows who prefer the penguin, and I'm not talking about some strange sex toy.
 
Post Installation Configuration for Beginners PDF Print
Articles - Linux installation topics
Courtesy: qoodos  
This brief article will provide some encouragement for those with hardware concerns and needing a very basic overview of how and where to find their flavor’s configuration tools.

Most HOWTOs seem to assume that after installation all works well and that you no longer need help configuring anything! Well, sometimes it just isn’t so. Yet, we will be the first to admit that to-day’s flavors do install very smoothly for the most part.
 
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