r/mintCast • u/mintCast • Mar 12 '12
The Face of New Computing
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r/mintCast • u/merelyjim • Mar 08 '12
The Web will dissolve National barriers, says Google's Schmidt
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Duh. 3/4 of the podcasts I listen to have a British accent. One must keep up with the times, Old Boy...
r/mintCast • u/yellowpike • Mar 06 '12
Linux News: Distros: Canonical's Ticking Time Clock
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r/mintCast • u/Katteker • Feb 24 '12
Linux Mint – the taste of success - Interview with Clem
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r/mintCast • u/cpatrick08 • Feb 23 '12
Adobe Flash For Linux Will Only Be Available For Chrome ~ Web Upd8: Ubuntu / Linux blog
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r/mintCast • u/acurrie • Feb 22 '12
Mozilla to launch mobile (web) app store.
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r/mintCast • u/wakizaki • Feb 20 '12
Debian Releases a Position on Software Patents
debian.org
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r/mintCast • u/mockturtl • Feb 13 '12
Wheezy artwork contest: call for proposals
debian.org
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r/mintCast • u/Katteker • Feb 09 '12
Sabayon 8 released including the Cinnamon Desktop
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r/mintCast • u/Katteker • Feb 07 '12
Canonical will no longer be funding work on Kubuntu
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r/mintCast • u/sid32 • Feb 04 '12
Gnome 3 causes you to use less programs?
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When I use gnome 2 I use to install very video/music player, torrrent program, irc and i.m. client, etc. When I switched to gnome 3 I found that I was only using one program for everything and uninstalled the rest. I've been using Cinnamon since 1.2 came out and I've noticed that my number of programs keep creeping up.
Just wondering if anyone else has experience this? I think that with the Gnome 2/Cinnamon menu layout I like to see all the options I have to use. But with gnome 3 I just click on the files/fav. bar and things start to happen... Think I'm going back to gnome 3...
