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- Get Up To Speed: KOffice
- If you use a PC it's almost impossible to avoid using an office suite of some sorts. And most of your PC-life has been spent using either OpenOffice or Microsoft Office. But did you know there are other, sometimes better, alternatives? One such alternative is KOffice. KOffice...
- Download resources 2008-08-01
- SolutionBase: Gnumeric and KSpread offer spreadsheet application alternatives for Linux users
- In the word of general office spreadsheet needs, Microsoft Excel and OpenOffice.org Calc are probably considered the big guns, but the possibilities don't end with those two tools -- at least not when you're using Linux. Two alternative spreadsheet applications in particular stand out: a piece of the KOffice suite...
- Technical articles 2007-11-07
- SolutionBase: KWord and AbiWord offer word processor alternatives for Linux users
- Sometimes individual office application alternatives are better suited for the actual job than the mighty giants. In these instances, you can find word processors not so insistent upon gulping up massive amounts of memory, space, or budget; you might even find those "little apps that could" do their job just...
- Technical articles 2007-11-01
- A preview of KDE 2.0
- KDE 2.0, the next incarnation of the K Desktop Environment, has been worth the wait. In this Daily Feature, Vincent Danen explains why.It's coming! KDE 2.0 is close to a final release, which many KDE users have been eagerly anticipating for quite a while now. KDE 2.0, the next incarnation...
- Technical articles 2000-10-23
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- Security news roundup: November 12
- Here's a collection of recent security vulnerabilities and alerts, which covers the release of PHP 5.2.5, multiple vulnerabilities discovered in phpMyAdmin, and various security updates released by SUSE. PHP 5.2.5 released Version 5.2.5 of the PHP scripting language has been released. Other than...
- Blog posts 2007-11-12
- Chasing Roswell (or Getting wowed by Red Hat 7.2)
- Jack Wallen, Jr., has found the truth: Red Hat Linux will soon release the best Linux distribution ever, which includes the ext3 journaling filesystem and KDE 2.2. Find out what Jack thinks of the beta for the yet-to-be-released 7.2.It seems that the red hats from Durham, NC, can't do any...
- Technical articles 2001-10-16
- DOWNLOAD: Use this chart to see how three free databases stack up
- http://techrepublic.com.com/5138-9592-6028761.htmlAfter you take a look at this download, please post your feedback, ideas for improvements, or further thoughts on this topic.Thanks,--The TechRepublic Content Teamawwwit's an excel spreadsheet.I can't view it.[ I have koffice installed only for office suites, no support for non standards compliant file formats ]MySQL does have GUI...
- Discussion threads 2006-01-23
- Which JAVA to use?
- Sun released a security update to JAVA 1.4 today bringing the latest version to 1.4.7There is also JAVA 5.0, actually 1.5.2The question quite simply is:Which version to deploy?And why is your selected version a better choice than the other?Or, do you not install JAVA or run some other virtual machine...
- Discussion threads 2005-03-29
- COMPARE EXCHANGE WITH "LOW-COST" PRODUCTS
- I downloaded and read this whitepaper from Microsoft and, quite honestly, it appears to be a pathetic, almost panicked attempt to mitigate the continuing growth of open-source email solutions in the marketplace.The article makes many assumptions, such as:1. You are running a Microsoft Server.2. You are using Microsoft Outlook exclusively...
- Discussion threads 2004-12-30
- Turning Wine into Windows on a Mac
- Another Mac and Windows compatibility optionCodeWeavers uses an open-source technology called Wine to allow some Windows programs to run under Mac OS X. The planned release of CrossOver Office highlights the fact that Apple's systems are becoming far more compatible with Microsoft's world. Unlike Boot Camp and Parallels Desktop, CrossOver...
- Discussion threads 2006-06-30
- Weigh in with your opinion on Linux's desktop readiness
- Linux has had a tough battle toward acceptance in the workplace. Though it has made inroads in the server market, its next big fight is to make it onto the desktop. Has your company considered it? Are you ready to support it? Join the debate.Over the past few years Linux...
- Technical articles 2002-06-05
- Ok,I did it too !
- Ok so I downloaded a linux distribution, called Knoppix, which now resides on the desktop but would like a bit of guidance before proceeding further. I am under the impression that this 3.2 gb,is an iso image, that allows me to run linux from a dvd and not permanately install,...
- Discussion threads 2005-12-08
- Welcome to the Real World: LinuxWorld Expo continued
- Linux is becoming the rock and roll star of computing, and that's okay with Jack Wallen, Jr. Here's Jack's report from day two of the LinuxWorld Expo.If yesterday’s shock to the system wasn't enough, I am now looking around a room packed and I mean PACKED with media, vendors, sponsors,...
- Technical articles 2000-08-17
- Desktop Linux
- The hinging question is, is Linux ready for the desktop? The simple answer is yes and has been for years. What do i mean by that? I guess it depends on who is asking and who is answering. More to the point, who cares to know and...
- Discussion threads 2006-05-30
- How closely do you follow the developments of Windows Vista?
- That's the subject of a new TechRepublic poll? Here are the choices:- Very closely, it is the next big thing- Closely, it will impact me and/or my business- Somewhat Closely, I will need to work with it eventually- Not very closely, it won't matter for a while- Not at all,...
- Discussion threads 2006-05-26
- PC System requirements for Linux o/s
- Have an older pc, 450mhz, 256kRam, 12gb HD, running windows xp pro, an upgrade from 98SE, it works but needs help- bloated registry etc, & i'm tired of farting w/it, so I wonder if this old boat anchor has enough soup to run one of the Linux based o/s that...
- Q&A 2005-08-02
- Should developers anticipate as much of user needs as possible?
- Should developers anticipate as much of user needs as possible?After reading the blog Programming "how versus programming "why", I wanted to bring this topic up.For two years at my current job, I was "given" the task of developing a database system. Throughout the process of development, it became visibly...
- Discussion threads 2006-03-30
- A Microsoft-free office: Is it really possible?
- With Linux gaining in popularity, is it possible to dump Microsoft entirely? During this Guild Meeting Jack Wallen, Jr. explored the possibilities.With Linux gaining in popularity, is it possible to dump Microsoft entirely? On August 9th Jack Wallen, Jr. explored the possibilities. If you couldn’t join us then, enjoy the...
- Technical articles 2000-08-09
- Does the OpenDocument religion make sense?
- Does the OpenDocument religion make sense?article rootShould we forget this silly OpenDocument nonsense?Should we forget this silly OpenDocument nonsense and just use the Microsoft's open format? Tell us in the talkback.What microsoft open format is that ?Did something change while I was away. Have they taken VBScript out of...
- Discussion threads 2006-04-19
- Microsoft must work to re-establish customer trust
- Analytical sources: Jonathan Mein, Alvin Park, Alan Mac Neela, Steve BittingerFollowing the negative reaction to its Licensing 6.0 program, Microsoft must take radical and integrated actions within the next 12 months to ensure that enterprises trust it sufficiently to sign three-year commitment agreements. Relying on the strength of its products...
- Technical articles 2003-03-14
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