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Browse Most Recent Posts in Category: Linux Tips

• How to use a Ramdisk in Linux

  Ramdisk is a feature in Linux which lets us use a RAM device as if it were a storage media. A RAM disk has a fixed size and behaves like just another disk partition with exceptionally fast speed. As the disk is physically located on the RAM, it's access time is as fast as that of the RAM. Read More | Tweet This

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  How to add Google Repositories to Ubuntu Linux

  Google releases regular updates for it's Linux distributions of Picasa and Google Desktop applications. Picasa is an amazing image viewer and manager. It is one of my most used softwares for Linux when it comes to viewing image albums. Default update service for Picasa is not present in Ubuntu itself, but can be easily added. Now, this can be done with a GUI as well as from the command line. Read More | Tweet This

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  How to Get Smooth Fonts in Ubuntu

  Fonts is an area which needs a lot of improvement in Linux. I had covered installing fonts on Linux earlier. Now, you might also like to add font smoothing to the fonts you install. This will improve the visual aspects of your Ubuntu installations remarkably. Read More | Tweet This

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  Skype 2.1 Beta For Linux Gets Video & SMS Support

  Skype 2.1 Beta for Linux came out this week. Users of the popular VoIP application on the Linux platform had been demanding video support since like – ages. They may rejoice now as this Beta release features native video call support, among several other features. Read More | Tweet This

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  Best way to change your GNOME Desktop look

  Changing the look of your Gnome Desktop can be quite cumbersome. The best way to do it is by using a tool called gnome-art-ng. Read More | Tweet This