by Richard W | Jul 16, 2012 | How-To/Tips, Linux
Android SDK is a development environment for the Android mobile operating system which allows you to write applications for Android devices or gain elevated privileges on android devices with the help of third party software. This brief tutorial is going to show you...
by Richard W | Jul 16, 2012 | How-To/Tips, Windows
If you just got a new Windows 7 computer and Internet Explorer is your default web browser along with Bing, as your default search engine provider, then brief tutorial is going to show you how to change that. Bing is ok, but not as good as Google Search. So, this...
by Richard W | Jul 15, 2012 | How-To/Tips, Linux
Recently we’ve been showing new users to Ubuntu materials to read and learn about Ubuntu. To read some of those blog posts, click here and here. This blog is all about helping users learn how to operate Ubuntu as quickly and efficiently as possible. Today I’m going to...
by Richard W | Jul 12, 2012 | How-To/Tips, Linux
Not a fan of Ubuntu Unity? Want to go back to Gnome Classic? Well, before you hit the reset button, let me introduce you to Cinnamon Desktop, a desktop environment that’s designed for Linux mint but works great in Ubuntu. It is a wonderful desktop, and if Unity is way...
by Richard W | Jul 11, 2012 | How-To/Tips, Windows
In Windows 7 there’s a feature called Offline Files which works with Sync Center to make network files and folders available offline when you’re not connected. This feature is cool when you want to access network resources while offline. It is enabled by default in...
by Richard W | Jul 11, 2012 | How-To/Tips, Linux
An update to LibreOffice has just been released and it’s available to install in Ubuntu. This update improves on LibreOffice stability as well as bug fixes in Calc, Impress, and third party formats. To read a detailed documentation about this update, click here. This...
