desktop machine

Internetling: "Today I'll be giving out some link love, but at the same time I’d like to show you some of the links I gathered in the past to make my Linux Desktop look Cooler.

And by Jean-Luc Picard, what a wondrous list it is!"

At any one time I have at least three computers. A laptop, a netbook and at least one desktop machine. Which sounds cool but keeping data in sync between three machines is a logistical nightmare.

There’s only so far a flash drive can go to solving the problem.I’ve been using Dropbox for a while now and it is very likely the best too...

Meet the CherryPal - because, apparently, "it's sweeter than Apple" - a new slimmed-down, 10 oz desktop machine that relies on flash memory and comes to life on just two watts for just two Benjamins and a Grant ...

1) Installing Virtual Box on your desktop machine and your EEEPC2) Creating your virtual computer3) Installing XP and software on your virtual computer4) Transferring the virtual computer to EEEPC (USB stick or network)5) Setting up the virtual computer on the EEE

You heard that right, Microsoft produced an informative video of how to install PHP, Apache, and Perl on Ubuntu and having them up on running on a desktop machine.

This is apparently in an attempt to show how difficult Linux is to use as part of their Get The Facts campaign, but it seems to be pretty easy to me.