Author Archives: Michael Koby

Customizing Your Gnome Desktop (Conclusion)

We have completed our latest series entitled “Customizing Your Gnome Desktop” and it was a nice one. We talked about customizing your background while touching on customizing your icons. We looked at window borders and GTK2.X controls. And to top it all off we went over customizing the Gnome Panel. Continue reading

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Want to Work for Google? Read This First…

It was an interesting read, primarily because I have heard so many good things about working at Google and while this does point out that most of that “good stuff” is true, it comes with some strings. That is just life though, some of the perks are fairly cool. Either way, it is a good read. Continue reading

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Google Docs More Useful

Google Docs got a revamp today.  I have to say it looks nice.  Everything is so much more organized with this new look and feel of the main page.  The actual editing part looks pretty much the same, but with … Continue reading

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Customizing Your Gnome Desktop: Gnome Panel

For the final part of our series on customizing your Linux Gnome desktop, we are going to look at the Gnome Panel. The Gnome Panel are the bars that hold your menu and window list. They can be made to hold other components as well. They can also be customized to blend into your desktop and by doing so they can really tie the whole look of the desktop together. Continue reading

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links for 2007-06-26

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Anti-Homeschooling aka Ignorance is Bliss (I Guess)

I can always count on Digg to point me at something I can commentate on. For this week’s commentary, I want to look at this diatribe against home schooling.

For starters, I was home schooled for my last three years of high school. Three years before that, I was enrolled in small community based private school. And to top it all off I was in public schools from elementary to middle school. So I was actively involved in all three of the most popular forms of education. I met people that I work with while home schooling. I met my “life long” friend in middle school. I still talk to people I went to elementary school with. Continue reading

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