Linux FanaticsHow many Open Source apps does it take to screw in a light bulb? Here\'s the latest word from the Linux galaxy, Open Source projects, command line assistance, desktop environment downloads, distribution revisions, cross-platform tools, and general help for those exploring this fantastic OS!Spandex Force Now Available For Linux- March 4, 2008 Independent game developer KarjaSoft announces the Linux version of Spandex Force, a tongue-in-cheek puzzle game with RPG elements. Spandex Force is a superhero-themed puzzle game that lets the player create his or her own hero to clean up the crime-infested town of Vigilance Valley. The game features many different kinds of minigames including, but not limited to, match-3 battles in which common criminals and wacky supervillains must be defeated. The battles are similar to those of last...http://www.lockergnome.com/linux/2008/03/03/spandex-force-now-available-for-linux/ Kingston 8GB Class 4 Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC) Memory Card- March 3, 2008 The Kingston 8GB Class 4 Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC) Memory Card offers larger-volume data storage and optimized recording performance with support for FAT 32 file formats. In addition, this card complies with Kingston&8217;s Class 4 speed rating, which means that the card provides a minimum data transfer rate of 4MBsec. for optimum performance in professional cameras and other high performance devices. Special price: $29.50 (After $15 Mail in rebate) + shippinghttp://www.lockergnome.com/linux/2008/03/03/kingston-8gb-class-4-secure-digital-high-capac... Interesting Links For Linux Users- March 3, 2008 Gnomie Cassiel Angelus writes: Here are a few links I thought might interest you or your show&8217;s Linux-savvy viewers! Ext2 Installable File System: This Web site contains a download that will allow NT4.0 2k XP 2003 Vista users to be able to write and read Ext2 formatted partitions. It could be very handy for people who dual boot Linux and Windows but want to be able to share files between either OS (if thier partitions use Ext2 or its newer brother Ext3, which is also supported by this..http://www.lockergnome.com/linux/2008/03/03/interesting-links-for-linux-users/ Top 5 Tips For Configuring Hardware In Linux- March 3, 2008 Gnomie Bryan Tidwell writes: Use Ubuntu. Debian is too hard, especially for a beginner (take it from me)! If you&8217;re not afraid to install codecs, you are golden. Use forums &8212; they are there for your benefit! Don&8217;t be afraid to post multiple threads &8212; if anything, this just puts more documentation out there for other people. Upgrade, upgrade, upgrade. If you have a kernel prior to 2.6 and an old version of ALSA, your day will be terrible. Keep an open mind. Don&8217;t be..http://www.lockergnome.com/linux/2008/03/03/top-5-tips-for-configuring-hardware-in-linux/ |