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How to Install a Deb Package

August 19th, 2011

Installing a .deb package or file is easy. Just follow this video tutorial to install a .deb package into your Ubuntu distro.

If you haven’t tried Scribus, you should. It’s a free and open source desktop publisher that rivals Adobe Pagemaker. Scribus makes use of frames. For example, to enter text you have to create a frame first. Likewise with images that you want to insert. The frames are resizeable and moveable. This makes it easy to [...]

GIMP or Photoshop

May 26th, 2009

Judging by the two comments I received so far, there are those who dual boot between Windows and Ubuntu, primarily because of Photoshop, a Windows-run application. An excellent counterpart of Photoshop for Linux is GIMP, short for Gnu Image Manipulation Program. It’s open source software and free. You can download the software from the GIMP [...]

Last Friday I received a letter from the Philippine National Police, straight from its headquarters, in behalf of the Pilipinas Anti-Piracy Team, of which it is a member. In effect, the letter warned me about using unlicensed software and the consequences of such, and to "conduct all necessary software license checks in order to determine [...]

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