Fancy UIAlert With textbox

Fancy UIAlert With textbox

May 21

I know this isn’t linux…
Here is what it looks like:

Code:
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Gmails New Look

Gmails New Look

Nov 03

If you haven’t already update your google mail to the new look. It fits perfect with google docs and google plus. After you do update to the new look, fill out the survey and let google know how you feel about it.

Linux Receives 20th Birthday Video… by Microsoft

Linux Receives 20th Birthday Video… by Microsoft

Jul 21

First off the Linux foundation has a bunch of information on the 20th year anniversary of linux. Check that out here

To the topic of the day. Microsofts animation:
watch?v=ZA2kqAIOoZM

It seems more of a slam on both sides, does microsoft really want to join the os war with linux? OSX PLOX?
What are your thoughts on it?

Happy Birthday Linux!

Difference between ‘Ctrl+f5′ vs ‘f5′ page refreshing

Difference between ‘Ctrl+f5′ vs ‘f5′ page refreshing

Jul 19

Something not everyone thinks about or might know. So i decided to investigate it for myself. After some research, F5 gives you the same page even if the content on the site changed. This is because it may load the page from the cache. With Ctrl-F5 this forces a refresh in the cache. It will ensure that if the content has changed you will be viewing the latest content of the site.

Still using windows? Microsoft is even favoring Linux

Still using windows? Microsoft is even favoring Linux

Jul 19

According to the top contributers list on LWN.net Microsoft developer K. Y. Srinivasan has put in 343 changes in the current developers cycle for linux 3.0.

Microsoft together provided 361 changes as well. Putting microsoft in 7th place of companies and groups who contribute to the development of the linux kernel.

In the aforementioned list, Srinivasan comes in at the top because he made a lot of minor changes. And that's exactly what kernel developers want; a change that only affects a single line counts as much as a giant change that is a megabyte in size.

What do you guys think about Microsoft being so involved in the linux community. Do you think it changes anything about the current OS’s that microsoft developes?
For more information and the stats on this topic view LWN article