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My niece just got an iPad for her birthday. She’s absolutely over the moon with her new toy, and is reveling in the near-celebrity status that comes with being an iPad owner on the weekend of its Canadian release.
But what does her freedom-loving uncle make of it?
It’s been a week since I took my QNAP NAS out of the box and powered it up. Things weren’t going well at first, but I’m happy to report that the PEBKAC issue has been addressed.
So let’s take a a visual tour of the TS-410′s web interface…
My requirements for a photo manager are fairly meagre — all I really need to do is:
1. Organize photos into separate catalogs;
2. Rotate them as needed and have the results saved;
3. View a variety of file types, specifically PNG and Camera RAW.
Here then, are three contenders that I tested on my Linux Mint install…
Here’s how I got my new Linux Mint computer to read and write to a 1-Terabyte external hard drive formatted for Mac OS X:
Step 1: I read this helpful message on Identi.ca;
Step 2: I searched Synaptic for “HFS” and installed three packages.
Then, just for fun, I tried the reverse…
Today I’ll be telling you about Festival, a text to speech (TTS) system for Linux that runs from the command line. Yes, I said command line — relax, it does a whole more too…
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