In the Linux world, everything is free including operating system and desktop applications like Open Office. There are also thousands of open source free applications available for Linux. In the Windows world, everything has a price tag including operating system and desktop applications like Microsoft Word. There are also thousands of commercial applications that you [...]
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Goosh (the unofficial Google shell) provides command line interface on the web for several Google services to keep the command line junkies happy. Linux users who are comfortable with command line prompt, will love to surf the net from command line using Goosh. Goosh allows you to quickly search Google web, images, news and Wikipedia [...]
Google is opening up the web developer preview of next-generation search engine for you to play around and provide feedback to Google. From Google website: For the last several months, a large team of Googlers has been working on a secret project: a next-generation architecture for Google’s web search. It’s the first step in a [...]
Gmail is the best thing that happened since sliced bread. That may sound like an over statement. If you really think about it, Gmail definitely has changed the way how we manage emails. Without Gmail, I cannot imagine processing 100’s of emails effectively every day without breaking a sweat. In this article let us review [...]
The Geek Stuff gets a little face lift with the help of thesis theme. Following are some of the changes done: New G Logo. Better readability. Faster loading. Removed Ads inside content. Please browse around the site and leave a comment with your feedback and suggestion on this new layout. For bloggers who are interested [...]
In this article let us review how to perform normal file operation on a compressed files using the powerful Linux Z commands. Some of these z commands uncompresses the file temporarily in the /tmp directory to perform the specified operation. Some of the z commands uncompresses it on the fly to perfom the specified operation. [...]
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This article is written by SathiyaMoorthy. This article is part of the on-going Vi / Vim Tips and Tricks Series. In this article, let us review how to use Vim Editor for composing email in Thunderbird. External editor Plugin does the magic of composing email in Vi/Vim editor easily, allowing us to [...]
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