Linux and Unix Links of interest

Great article, print out and hand to your least favorite IE apologists so they can get a clue.

We knew this would happen, the OLPC’s in some 3rd world countries are being used to freely and copiously view adult-oriented sites, according to some reports.

Time to fit them up with library filters, and start the lawsuits about free speech, oh, er, they don’t have our constitution, bill of rights or the amendments.  Never mind.

Although NOT my favorite File Manager, see my article on the OPS Team Blog “File Managers: Alternatives to Nautilus and Konqueror” for why, Nautilus can be taught to be less stodgy.

Ever wondered what all the settings inside GConf do?  Wait no more, this article will help you understand GNOME’s inner workings.

What to do when things you are searching for don’t show up in Google, but they do exist on the web.  This is called “dark-searching” or “extra-google” searching.

Great article, I love # 1 Ditch the Acronym and # 9 Bring Back the Skull.

Love this, especially the sync of extensions, extremely valuable for me with 4 computers to keep track of.

I sure do, this article helps you get it working with Google Browser Sync.

This guy did.

Very interesting, learned a thing or two with this list.