I'd say, "WOW!" The photo we have here is from RogueAmoeba's Mac-only Radioshift application, one that allows you to save streams from online radios. It is during these times that I …

Whilst I am no gamer, I still find it interesting to see cool games made available on Linux. This time, it is EVE Online, which is "(EVE Online is) host to the largest virtual universe in the wor…

This is a complete walk through of LinuxMCE, a Kubuntu Linux distribution dedicated for your media, e.g., audio and video, covering installation, configuration and optimization.

Warning, it is more…

I remember one of the University of the Philippines College of Music professor scanning his musical scores and saving them as images instead of a format that will allow him to edit and create more mas…

I wrote about Amarok as a tool to manage your iPod, Apple's portable music and video player. If Amarok is not your cup of tea (or coffee), then here's another way to manage your music collect…

Still on the topic of audio and ALSA, one of the quirks I had with Linux was how to enable 5.1 (or more speakers) to work perfectly with my music. After troubleshooting and configuring your system aud…

Admittedly, it is only now that Linux and multimedia are starting to play wonderful music together (it was not so 10 years ago!). However, this does not prevent the occasional glitches that one experi…

Managing Apple's portable music player, the iPod, on Linux normally defaults to using GnuPod or GtkPod. I use GtkPod to manage the first gen iPod shuffle and a 3rd gen 40GB iPod. Whilst these are …

In a blog entry, "Debunking Linux and its Relationship with Gaming", the author presented a line-up of decent games available on the Linux platform. It is an attempt to debunk claims that Li…

Fast on the heels of MythDora, Mythbuntu, a project that aims at "(P)roviding an Ubuntu based MythTV distribution that is easy to configure, maintain, and use", just released its version 7.0…