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Cut and Play with Pitivi Video Editor
In this article, I talk about editing videos (one of my hobbies) using one of the many open source video editors available -- Pitivi....
Android Application Development: CLI Tools
This article on Android application development introduces you to the command line utilities that come packaged with the Android SDK, all of which are...
App Inventor: Develop Android Apps in a Jiffy
Here's introducing Google's new App Inventor service (the beta version) to design graphic applications for the Android platform. The Android in question is 1.5...
Accessing a Home Laptop Remotely from Android
Consider this: You're on vacation in the Maldives, when your office calls, with an urgent request for some files and information. These happen to...
Kernel Tracing with ftrace, Part 1
This article explains how to set up ftrace and be able to understand how to trace functions. It should be useful for current kernel...
Puppet Data Centre Automation Solution, Part 1: Setting Up Master & Client
Managing data centres comprising hundreds of systems is tough. Fortunately, configuration-management systems help bring things under control, by automating common configuration tasks, making systems...
Advanced NMap: Some Scan Types
A broad overview and the basic features of NMap have been covered in an earlier article in this series of articles on Nmap. In...
Exploring Software: Netbook Operating Systems
A modern netbook is likely to have 150 GB of disk space, 1 GB of RAM, a screen resolution of 1024×800 pixels, and a...
Wings 3D and the GIMP: Quickly Modelling and Texturing an Airplane
For those of you who are artists, and eager to get into 3D art but lack the resources to get high-end packages like Maya,...
Browser Wars: There are Just Way Too Many Options Currently!
With the growth of the Internet, there has been a considerable increase in the number of Web browsers available for the Linux/BSD/Solaris platforms.
Not so...
