Open Office 3.0 has those spiffy comment bubbles that you may be accustomed to in MS Word. However, they appear outside of the margins in your screen (rather than inside the margins in MS Word).
This is all fine and good if you’re collaborating completely online, but if you wanted to print the paper with the [...]
There’s a service called iCloud that offers you 3GB of free cloud computing space! It’s a bit limited, but - hey - it’s free. I haven’t played around with it yet. I’m about to go do that now.
It’s actually much easier than you might think…
…that’s pretty much it. The steps are pretty intuitive after that.
I’ve been running the release candidate of Ubuntu 9.04 - So far everything works great. The only issue I’ve run into is that Skype seemed to stop working.
The issue is easily fixed by changing some of the audio settings. Ubuntu 9.04 uses pulse audio, and you need to let Skype know that you want it [...]
So you want to try out Ubuntu and see if it’s the right fit for you, but you don’t want to make drastic changes. Fortunately, there are a lot of ways to do this. You can get a taste for Ubuntu before you cut any cords.
This makes good practical sense. Most problems with Ubuntu come [...]
I’ve been posting tips and tricks for open source software at my blog. I’m going to start off by posting links to some of that old material.
A lot of academics have need for specialized notion (e.g, logical notation and mathematical operators).
Here’s a great way to program the AutoCorrect feature OpenOffice 3.0 to insert the whatever [...]
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