Tag Archives: ubuntu
The industry is heading for disruption again..
Back in April 2010 Apple released the iPad onto the world, the idea of a tablet wasn’t new Microsoft had been peddling touch screen tablets for 10 years in one … Continue reading
Getting a bit more out of crouton on a Chromebook
I recently wrote a post about using a cloud based VPS for doing development work on, it was pointed out to me in a Google+ conversation that this could be … Continue reading
If your going to disrupt the Status Quo, you’ve got to think different..
Mark Shuttleworth has the potential of being this Generations Steve Jobs and he is planning on doing to Ubuntu what Jobs did for Apple. He seems to be taking that … Continue reading
Using a Chromebook to develop in the cloud…
Being a few months in with my Acer C7 Chromebook as my only laptop i’ve very pleased with what it does, I do have the Crouton Ubuntu chroot installed and … Continue reading
The thing about office suites…
It’s pretty clear that people like Microsoft Office, its the default first thing most businesses install on a Windows Desktop once the updates are done, the lack of something which … Continue reading
(Ars Technica) It just works: Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition Linux Ultrabook review
I’ve been on the lookout for a new Laptop, and while i can’t afford to buy one in the near future, if i do it will be a device which … Continue reading
Where ChromeOS stops Ubuntu gets a new alternative desktop which points the way..
As a user of ChromeOS i love its simplicity, its ease of use, its quick boot, Google are on the right tract here with this Web Based OS, however as … Continue reading
Running ChromeOS and Ubuntu at the Same time using Crouton on the Acer C7 Chromebook
The Acer C7 Chromebook is an absolute steal at £200 and it appears the revise unit also has better specs. I’ve added 16Gb or Ram in mine and to be … Continue reading
Getting an IT Helpdesk running on the cheap..
IT is a costly business for any company SAN’s, Blades, Servers, OS Licences the list goes on so having a few core IT Helpdesk management tools which make your life … Continue reading
Enabling Dual Factor Authentication on Linux SSH logins..
A couple of weeks ago I wrote a post on using a Chromebook to develop on a cloud platform. Its based on a Digital Ocean remote server and like most … Continue reading →