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Linux Game Review: Frets on Fire
Frets on Fire is an open source clone of the ever-popular PlayStation 2 music/rhythm game Guitar Hero. It's a free download and is available for Windows, Linux and the Mac, though the Mac version is experimental.
Linux Game Review: HedgeWars
Hedgewars is multiplatform, a free turn-based blast-em-up in the vein of Worms. It features a wide range of weapons, multiple maps, and excellent graphics and audio. Offers single player, multiplayer, and (in theory) multiplayer over the internet modes.
Linux Game Review: Battle of Wesnoth
The Battle for Wesnoth is a game that every strategy fan should play at least once. Though it is turn based, its heavy emphasis on combat keeps the game moving and avoids the boring lulls that other turn-based games are susceptible to. It also boasts a unique set of mechanics that allow for a much broader range of conflicts, far beyond the typical "kill everyone" or "survive for X minutes"-- objectives that are common to most strategy games.
Linux Network Stack Administration: A Developer’s Approach
This article explores the various methods of managing the networking stack using application-level C programs, kernel-level C programs, the proc filesystem, etc.
Video Editing on GNU/Linux: Did I Hear You Say It’s Non-existent?
If you are an amateur filmmaker with a high-definition camera, you don’t have to worry about the secretive and suppressive world of Windows and Macs—Kdenlive has finally arrived. It’s not perfect yet, but it’s steadily getting there. Here is a sneak preview of all that this application has in its magic box...
Arch Linux: The Ideal Geek Distro?
Inspired by CRUX and started in March 2002 by Judd Vinet, the Arch Linux project might have been a late entrant into the world of distros. But within a short span of time, it has gained lots of fans, users and contributors. Arch Linux, according to its website, is a minimalist distribution aimed at intermediate Linux users who are not afraid of the command line.
Tried ZFS on Linux?
Use ZFS on FUSE, a tool that enables you to run ZFS on Linux—legally.
Configure Digital Pen on Linux
A simple tutorial that will help your tablet digital pen to work on a GNU-powered machine.
The Art of Guard, Part 2: SELinux Modes and Policies
Let’s explore SELinux modes, and learn a few commands that will help in understanding SELinux policies better.
Containing Linux Instances with OpenVZ
Understanding the OpenVZ way of virtualisation and getting started with it.







































































