Links of the Week
Been a while since I’ve composed a post, work’s taken a toll on me and leave me with very little time 
Rather having no updates at all, decided to post some links which I found interesting and made for good read. So here we go!
- Linus Torvalds facts - Some hilarious dope here. Props to Jun Auza for the link.
- fwbuilder – Manage Firewalls easily
- The World Beyond Microsoft - Wiktor writes on hypothetical post-Microsoft-crash world.
- Fastest way to disable PC speaker - really helpful if you work a lot on terminal and get irritated by those buzzing sounds.
- Customizing the terminal - Parts I and II - Binny writes on how you can customize the terminal prompt and add aliases
- Control your openSUSE Media player from an iPhone
- Find it using findit! - Locate a find using findit, and get funky using some of its advanced features
- Show Popular Posts in WordPress without a Plugin - Binny continues his Plugin killer series of posts and writes on how you can show popular posts in WordPress using a simple query change.
- Simple ways to Optimize Gnome for Netbook displays - Jun Auza writes on simple ways of making your Gnome desktop look better.
- Finally, Ubuntu Jaunty Jackalope hits beta.
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Ubuntu 9.10 "Karmic Koala" released, but reception hasn't been spectacular.
- Corey Burger writes in his final part of the 10-part
- Dear Readers,
If you're one of the few people who've been
- The second version of Mono, the Open Source implemention of
- TechieMoe has put up an interesting article on his experience
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Thanks for the links
. And the series is not over yet – there will be a few more posts.
I enjoyed reading those posts
Looking forward to all of them
I found the “The fastest way to disable PC speaker” link particularly useful. There are times when those beeps really get under your skin.