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Xbox Media Center is becoming more dearer Open Source Project.
Submitted by itzab on Saturday 13th of March 2010 08:09:55 AM Filed underXBMC has definetely got reasons to get popular these days.XBMC (Formely Known as Xbox Media Center) is basically a free and open source cross platform media centre to suit all your media needs.
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Download Youtube Videos in Ubuntu Linux the easiest way
Submitted by itzab on Monday 8th of March 2010 05:48:23 AM Filed underIf you are using a linux based operating system like Ubuntu, literally downloading the youtube videos is as easy as just watching it. I mean it when I said it. Anyway here I explain the best and the easiest options I found in downloading the youtube videos.
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Install Softwares in Ubuntu 9.10 without internet connection
Submitted by itzab on Monday 8th of March 2010 05:42:06 AM Filed underWeeks ago when I was trying to setup Ubuntu in my pc for the first time, installing new software you need in your new pc would be a impossible process without internet or any Repository DVDs. I managed to get a few resources from net and here I will explain it as a step by step procedure. First you should have another computer which is well connected to the internet or you should have an APTonCD created by someone. Once you install the required softwares with the help of internet connected PC, you could backup all the packages into a CD for using next time.
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Getting Started with GTK and GLade for GUI programming
Submitted by itzab on Friday 5th of March 2010 02:53:55 PM Filed underThe first thing one finds when trying to learn GTK is Glade which makes the whole process much easier .Here is the perfect way to get started with GTK gui programming and the collection of best tutorials on net.
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How to add GUI for your open source applications?
Submitted by itzab on Thursday 4th of March 2010 04:34:06 PM Filed underWhen do you think you are ready for creating your own application? GTK and Qt ,the same toolkits behind GNOME and KDE, are the best graphical toolkits fit for this job. Providing the same functionality they have their own advantages and disadvantages.
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