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Introduction

I’ve used Ubuntu Linux on my computers since 2007.  While no OS is perfect, Ubuntu has been a good fit for what I do and I can generally live with its shortcomings. After five years, I can say that switching to Ubuntu was a good deal for me and my business. I have better [...]

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Linux is now 20 years old and according to CNN it is invisible and ubiquitous. I would argue that it also deserves serious consideration as the next OS upgrade for your computer.

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Avoid malware and viruses by browsing the Internet from within an Ubuntu Virtual Machine with an “independent-nonpersistent” disk.

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Step-by-step guide to converting your Windows XP Home machine to a VMware compatible virtual machine.

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In my previous post on Introduction to Virtual Machines, I provided some of the basics concepts and the rationale for using a Virtual Machine (VM) to run different operating systems (OS) within your current host OS.  In this post, I’m going to show you step by step how easy [...]

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Virtual Machines (VMs) can help you cut costs, extend the lifetime of your existing software investments, and improve security.

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Windows Skype now runs in Ubuntu 11.04 with VMWare

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A bug in overlay-scrollbar prevents VMWare Player from working on Ubuntu 11.04. There is a fix available in the repositories.

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Nice performance upgrade in Ubuntu 11.04 enables smooth video chats with Oovoo in Windows VM.

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