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    <title> The Three Big Problems With GNU/Linux: Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt </title>
    <link> http://www.linuxforums.org/articles/the-three-big-problems-with-gnu-linux-fear-uncertainty-and-doubt_858.html </link>
    <description>GNU/Linux has three major problems, though not in the way that you may think. These problems are namely fear, uncertainty and doubt. In this article, I will discuss the nature of these three problems and why they must not be solved.</description>
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    <title> Easy installation of Gentoo Linux? Use the Slax live cd </title>
    <link> http://www.linuxforums.org/articles/easy-installation-of-gentoo-linux-use-the-slax-live-cd_888.html </link>
    <description>The one thing that stymies people who want to use Gentoo more than anything else is compiling the kernel Gentoo provides a package called genkernel which makes configuring it relatively simple. For various reasons most people recommend installing it using a Debian-based Live CD such as Knoppix.</description>
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    <title> Crossed-Threads Between Multiple Linux Installs </title>
    <link> http://www.linuxforums.org/articles/crossed-threads-between-multiple-linux-installs_902.html </link>
    <description> Most just want simple as possible. I understand that, but often it is not really enough. Yet to achieve more, you find out in other ways that maybe simple was just too simple, what we might call an over-simplification . Just your opinion and mine of course, but let's at least talk about it. </description>
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    <title> dual linux boot with mixed grub/grub2 </title>
    <link> http://www.linuxforums.org/articles/windows-equivalent-keyboard-shortcuts-in-ubuntu-linux_541.html </link>
    <description> Ubuntu 9.10 uses Grub2 that has different commands with grub1, this paper tells how to boot previous installed Linux and Xen that used to use Grub1. It shows also Grub2/Grub1 commend syntax differences. </description>
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    <title>  Configure yum server in Linux</title>
    <link> http://www.linuxforums.org/articles/configure-yum-server-in-linux_913.html </link>
    <description> Yum server is used for installing the Linux packages without dependencies. </description>
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    <title> Windows exe icons under GNOME </title>
    <link> http://www.linuxforums.org/articles/windows-exe-icons-under-gnome_922.htm </link>
    <description> Configure GNOME and a file browser  that supports thumbnailers (such as Nautilus) to generate icons embedded inside Windows executables. </description>
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    <title> How to Install Internet Explorer on Fedora 12 </title>
    <link> http://www.linuxforums.org/articles/how-to-install-internet-explorer-on-fedora-12_948.html </link>
    <description> Some web sites are coded to only work with MS I.E. Below is how I successfully installed IEs 4 Linux: </description>
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    <title> Make #Linux trend on twitter ;) </title>
    <link> http://www.linuxforums.org/articles/make-linux-trend-on-twitter-_962.html </link>
    <description> People need to know Linux exists so they can make their own mind up ;) </description>
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    <title> Wget for fun </title>
    <link> http://www.linuxforums.org/articles/wget-for-fun_968.html </link>
    <description> Wget is nice little piece of software that everyone should know. With it you can check site, download from FTP an entire collection of files or a photo gallery. Just open your terminal and these steps </description>
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    <title> How to make a DVD slideshow </title>
    <link> http://www.linuxforums.org/articles/how-to-make-a-dvd-slideshow_971.html </link>
    <description> On returning from a vacation with friends, everyone said 'Well, now you can do a nice DVD with all our photos, right? " Certainly, work in IT means I need to know anything about computers, let's say I used this opportunity to learn a bit about this topic in Linux. Software to move from camera to PC the images Software for storing photos and process them A software to create a slideshow from images, perhaps with some effect Software to prepare a DVD with interactive menus and music. A burning software.</description>
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