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Eight great Linux/Unix stories that made digg front page in 2007


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I had an idea today, as the 2007 is ending I wanted to review the Digg Linux/Unix most popular on this year page and look for some stories that were not news, and were not pictures, but instead are useful Linux guides that will be useful also next year, don't get me wrong I am not saying the other stories are not useful, anyway they got digg's front for some reason.

While looking for these stories, which were suppose to be only 5 I have found some real good ones so now they are more than five, actually they are eight, not all in the section of "real useful" I mentioned before.

Well I better stop chating and give you the List.

The order is the same order they have on digg, with the more voted in first place.

Useful ones

13 things to do immediately after installing Ubuntu

Abstract: Good tips about software and repositories, you may need to install on ubuntu to have it fully functionality.

Link to the digg page here

Link to the story itself here

Build your own server

Abstract: Guide to use your spare PC parts, to build some good Linux server.

Link to the digg page here

Link to the story itself here

Did you know these basic Firefox tips

Abstract: Fourteen great basic tips for Firefox

Link to the digg page here

Link to the story itself here

How to install anything in Ubuntu

Abstract: Great guide to show how to use ubuntu, how to install software in it, for those who say it is not easy enough.

Link to the digg page here

Link to the story itself here

Superguide: How to replace Windows completely with Linux

Abstract:AMAZINGLY comprehensive guide to replacing Windows with Linux. Easy to read with lots of screenshots. Tackles the trickier topics like Windows Media playback, iPod connectivity, gaming, video editing, etc.

Link to the digg page here

Link to the story itself here

Ten Linux commands you've never used

Abstract: Really a good list of Linux commands that almos nobody have heard or use before.

Link to the digg page here

Link to the story itself here

Fun / nice

Firefox inside Firefox

Abstract: Shows how to open a Firefox window inside a Firefox window :)

Link to the digg page here

Link to the story itself here

One man writes Linux drivers for 352 USB web-cams

Abstract: One man on its 60s writes drivers for 352 usb webcams, an interview to him.

Link to the digg page here

Link to the story itself here

If you like the list, or if you missed some of them, help others do not miss them, and digg it if you like it

Also it could be a good idea to save it on your delicious so you can consult the list later.

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I used to rather enjoy linux

I used to rather enjoy linux nation…you should do smething similar even if you don’t use digg…

It's great to see Linux

It's great to see Linux stories reaching the front page of digg... these are all great posts to look at, to see how the titles and descriptions were written to get people reading the stories and digging them as well. It's difficult to get to the first page, but with some clever titles and a good, relevant topic I see how it's possible.

Good to see that some linux

Good to see that some linux stories made it up there to the front page. It has been catching on more for the consumer market, but I don't know if it's ever going to gain any ground on the more prevalent OS's... OSX is the way to go because you can have the best of all 3 worlds at home. Well, with Hackintosh you can do it on a PC now as well.

This is what makes Linux so

This is what makes Linux so great.

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