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Android 4 “Jelly Bean (4.3) “ is a version of the Android mobile phone operating system that was released on July 24, 2013. This update brought New features Restricted Profiles for Multiple users (Tablets only) Google introduced multi-user profiles in the Android 4.2. In 4.3 a new feature called restricted profiles was added. Users can: Dial-pad Autocomplete The… Continue reading Android 4 Jelly Bean
Kubuntu is a Linux distro (version) of Ubuntu with the KDE graphical user interface. Since June 2007, 1154 of the French parliament’s desktops have been running Kubuntu. An official government report stated that the switch was expected to provide a substantial savings to tax-payers. A modified version of Kubuntu is used in over 29,000 computer labs in Brazilian… Continue reading Kubuntu
Linux is a Unix-based open source operating system that is free to install and use and has many features. Linux comes in a large variety of “distros” (distributions) such as: Linux tips sudo smbpasswd -a username It should be noted that the user added as username has to exist as a Linux user as well. More details: SettingUpSamba –… Continue reading Linux
Linux Mint’s purpose is to produce an elegant, up to date and comfortable GNU/Linux desktop distribution. Excerpt From DistroWatch.com:Linux Mint is one of the surprise packages of the past year. Originally launched as a variant of Ubuntu with integrated media codecs, it has now developed into one of the most user-friendly distributions on the market –… Continue reading Linux Mint
In May 2008 I finally bit the bullet and decided to install Kubuntu on my small laptop. It is an older Fujitsu Lifebook with a Transmeta Crusoe chip with 256MB or RAM, so it struggles a bit to run Windows XP. I opted for the Ubuntu desktop CD install, but this basically doesn’t work with… Continue reading Kubuntu Hardy Heron
