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This article explains VBA support in OpenOffice.org, including the build process of Go-oo.

The ‘make’ utility is one of the cleverest tools in the world of open source. It can be used in a variety of situations that are not just limited to programming. This article explores a little-known feature of ‘make’.

Networking is very interesting and I’m sure many of us would like to experiment with it, but the unavailability of laboratories with sufficient computers is a stumbling block. What if I tell you that you can turn any computer into a network device at no extra cost?

Looking for a way to stream your music over the home network? MPD (Music Player Daemon) with the Icecast server could be a viable option.

In this guide we will look at how to pack seven distros into one CD, and thus create a multi-boot optical media.

While everyone else seems to be in a race for the latest and the greatest, CentOS 5.3 still bundles pretty old and tested software. Well, this is not your typical desktop OS; besides, the stability makes it a must-have for your server deployments.

Google Wave, Opera Unite, Firefox 3.5 and then Gazelle, everyone seems to be racing to dominate the Web. What empowers them all the more are the latest specs of HTML 5.

Strange… because we’ve captured the story of DeepRoot Linux, which speaks otherwise.

Greg K-H is the current Linux kernel maintainer for the -stable branch and is well known for his contributions to the Linux device drivers project that has enabled the kernel to support the MOST number of hardware devices, compared to any other kernel or OS. Here we present a quick interview with the man.

Let’s take XBMC for a test drive to discover its media-playing as well as media centre capabilities.