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Weekend Link Roundup : Week 2
Top 20 Linux Apps for 2007 – A great list of Linux apps you might need. I personally don’t like Amarok, but that is because I don’t like a “media managment” type music player. I like the simple playlist random play style.
BackTrack 3 Beta Just Released – My favorite Linux security distribution is now in version 3. I can’t wait to try this out. The previous releases have been the best security distros I have used.
3 Ways To Access Linux Partitions (ext2/ext3) From Windows – If you dual boot with Linux you probably have a need to read/write to Linux hard drives from within windows. I was thinking about writing this same article on my blog but I noticed it was recently written so here is a link.
Microsoft Says Vista More Secure Than XP, OSX and Linux – This one is actually funny, Microsoft claims their Visa OS is more secure than Linux and OSX. Remember last time Bill bragged about the security of his OS? A hacker found a vulnerability the very next day.
Internet ’96 – A nice article taking us back in time. What did the web look like in 1996? Kind of looks like the websites I made in the 7th grade.
Easy as Pie – Working with a Database – If you are new to MySQL or would like to give it a shot this article has the basics.
Free Advanced DHTML Color Picker – For the webdesigners, this looks like a nice DHTML color chooser.
Billy is a lightweighted no nonsense audio player – So weighing in at 665kb, Billy is the lightest weight media player that I have ever seen that functions exactly the way want it to. With intuitive hotkeys and no nonsense bloat I have to recommend you try this out.
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2 Responses to Weekend Link Roundup : Week 2
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Yeah, when i used it I could see why people would like it and I think it is less bloated than itunes. I just don’t have the need for all the functions it has.
Dude, amarok is totally one of my favorite applications of all time. Such a wonderful player, and it can use MYSQL as it’s backend! Run SQL queries on your music collection1!!!