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• GnuCash for personal accounting - HOWTO

  In this tutorial, Tim Waugh explains GnuCash Double-entry bookkeeping (accounting) fundamentals.
  FTA “…I use GnuCash exclusively for managing my home finances. In fact, my wife uses it more than I do nowadays. Before using this accounting package, my wife kept track of things in a paper notebook. Now that we use GnuCash, neither of us can [...]

• Linux automated GUI testing with python based Dogtail tool

  dogtail is a GUI test tool and automation framework written in Python. It uses Accessibility (a11y) technologies to communicate with desktop applications. dogtail scripts are written in Python and executed like any other Python program.
  dogtail is free software released under the GPL.
  In this tutorial Len DiMaggio shows us Interface testing isn’t just for Windows anymore. [...]

• Opera 9 available for download

  Opera 9 is now available for download! Take a look at the future of Web browsing with the new stuff in Opera 9, including: widgets, BitTorrent support, content blocking, tab preview, source viewer and much more.
  => Download Link
  => Opera announcement page
  I am downloading Linux version right now

• Secure communication with Kerberized OpenSSH on AIX using Windows Kerberos service

  This is quite interesting, as you are going to use Windows Kerberos service.
  FTA “…This article explains, how you can configure the Kerberized Open Secure Shell (OpenSSH) on AIX Version 5.3 machines that have Microsoft Active Directory Server to act as the Key Distribution Center (KDC). OpenSSH encrypts traffic, including passwords, to eliminate eavesdropping, taking over [...]

• Open source groupware software for Linux servers

  FTA “…Setting up enterprise groupware is usually associated with huge costs, both in money and staffing, and immense complexity, requiring professionals to keep everything running smoothly. The benefits are worth the costs, though, even for smaller organizations. If done correctly, your staff will be up-to-date and able to quickly and easily share essential information. With [...]

• Linux Creating virtual private networks (VPN) with tsocks and VTun tools

  Marc Abramowitz shows us how to create VPN with tsocks and VTun tools
  FTA “…Virtual private networks (VPN) let remote users connect back to corporate networks over encrypted links. Many VPNs are built with proprietary technology and can be tricky and expensive to set up. For a small business or an individual who needs a simple [...]

• Linux hide files so that no one can see it

  Learn how to hide files from prying eyes.
  ext2hide program allows Linux users and administrators to utilize the reserved space of the ext2/3 superblocks to store hidden data on their filesystems, rendering it inaccessible to any normal viewing, yet still residing in permanent storage on disk.
  Joe Barr shows us how to use this wonderful tool.
  FTA “…ext2hide [...]

• How do I Monitor a slow UNIX or Linux system?

  These are tips and commands to monitor slow UNIX or Linux systems.
  FTA “…When your UNIX system runs slow, it is vital that you discover what the problem is as quickly as possible so you can get your system back into the normal operating mode. There are many causes for a slow system, but actually identifying [...]

• Google earth for Linux and MAC OS X released - A 3D interface to the planet

  Finally, Google earth for Linux and MAC OS X v4.0 is here. Make sure you have flowing configuration to take advantage of Linux version:
  Kernel 2.6 or later
  glibc 2.3.5 w/ NPTL or later
  x.org R6.7 or later
  System Memory (RAM): 512MB
  Hard Disk: 2GB free space
  Network Speed: 768 Kbits/sec
  Graphics Card: 3D-capable with 32MB of VRAM
  Screen: 1280×1024, 32 bit color
  Download [...]

• Improve shell program efficiency with Bash Dynamically Loadable

  This is a nice way to improve efficiency of all shell scripts.
  Bash shell programmers can improve the efficiency of their scripts by using the shell’s dynamically loadable built-in commands. Chris F.A. Johnson shows us how to use them.
  FTA “…If you use the shell for serious programming, as I do, speed of execution is a [...]

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