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How to Speed Up Mozilla Firefox
As the Internet goes slower and slower and your Internet Service Provider refuses to go faster and faster, these are three easy things you can do to speed up Mozilla Firefox: 1. Disable IPv6 For a...
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A Memory Comparison of Light Linux Desktops
After I install a new version of Linux, I usually take a good look at the screen. Does it have a task bar? Can I find my window after it was minimized? The direction some desktops are going is not...
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A Memory Comparison of Light Linux Desktops – Part 2
In my previous article I’ve tried to investigate the RAM memory requirements for running some of the most common light window managers and desktop environments available in the Linux world. Prompted by...
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Window Mangers/Desktop Environment Blog Clicks
I think it would be interesting to share with you the click-trough stats for my WM/DE memory articles, as reported by wordpress.com. This is not a poll by any stretch of the imagination....
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How to Download and Burn YouTube Videos on a DVD in Linux
This is a short tutorial on how to burn YouTube videos on a DVD. It might come in handy if you want to watch them on a big TV, or if you want to send them to friends. Or maybe you published them on...
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Adding Home, Trash and Web Icons to Linux Desktop
Home, Trash and Web icons used to be enabled by default on most Linux desktops – not anymore! I am often asked to add them back when I install Linux for some other people. They are part of the...
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A Memory Comparison of Light Linux Desktops – Part 3
Linux kernel manages all RAM memory in your computer. Unused memory goes into a special buffering pool, where the kernel caches all recently used data. If a process attempts to read a file and the...
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