Archive for February, 2008
Preload – is an application that practically pre-loads or better still caches your frequently used applications with the aim of speeding up their load-time. This application that works in the background deploys only unused RAM and does not consume your system memory as imagined. On Ubuntu you can install Preload with the command sudo apt-get […]
Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron is moves closer to its April launch with the fifth alpha release. What’s new; You can either run and install Ubuntu 8.04 Alpha 5 using the LiveCD, or use Wubi to install Ubuntu on a partition from within Windows. With Wubi a Windows user can install and uninstall Ubuntu like any […]
Firefox makes 500 million, not 500 million years because it is just 4 years old but 500 downloads. Wow!!!. To celebrate this open source icon and community project, the Mozilla Team has paired up with FreeRice.com, and appeals to all Firefox users and non, or any body who has ever downloaded Firefox to donate via […]
After making Parallel the first commercial software in Ubuntu, Canonical, the commercial sponsor of Ubuntu has announced the availability of another commercial software through the Ubuntu Partner Repository. The commercial software is IBM’s DB2 Express-C 9.5. “IBM DB2 Express-C is a no-charge data server for use in development and deployment of applications. Ideal for small […]
These are just two of the several posts featuring Kabatology, done on other top websites or weblogs. It has little to do with blog promotion, nothing to do with alter ago, but all to do with the authors aptitude for freelance-tech-writing and web programing/developing. Both posts are done by Kabatology’s author Martin Kaba aka Kanute. […]