RedHat released their latest version of the Fedora Project’s Linux distro recently. Release 11 comes in the typical Gnome desktop format and a KDE format for those who prefer it. I like both Gnome and KDE, although I typically use KDE because it can be configured to look more like […]
Monthly Archives: June 2009
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I’ve been reading a lot of information on Productivity501 including the articles that I’ve posted about previously. One of the ways that I’m reorganizing is that I’m using a desktop application to combine my e-mail, newsreader, RSS reader, notes and tasks in one. It’s not a replacement for my Franklin […]
Live Mesh and Skydrive are both offerings from Microsoft. If you have a hotmail, msn, or live e-mail account, then you already have a Skydrive account as well. If you have a live space, you do too (for those who don’t use Microsoft’s e-mail but do use Live Spaces). Also, […]
Paperless Infrastructure : Productivity501 This is a good concept article. They discuss the idea of a completely paperless infrastructure. It includes the idea that your bank or other business would send you the information through e-mail or through a desktop application (like a document channel), instead of sending you links […]
While not as quick and painless in setting up as Mozy was, iDrive appears to be a robust backup system as well. It offers the option of Continuous Backup, which will continually update 50MB of data that you select. The setup was a little different than Mozy in that you […]
How To Restore A Missing Security Tab in Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7 If you’re running into issues where the Security Tab is missing from Internet Explorer’s Internet Options, then this article will help you to fix the problem. It’s also my first post on BrightHub. Hopefully the […]