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jimlynch

jimlynch

Member since: April 2010

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Jim Lynch is a technology analyst and online community manager. Jim has written for many leading industry publications and sites over the years.


He also writes the Desktop Linux Reviews blog, the Eye On Linux blog and writes his own tips blog Technology Tips and Tweaks.


You can also read many original columns, reviews and roundups on JimLynch.com. These articles include some excellent free software roundups for the iPhone, iPad, Mac and other platforms.


Jim also runs two discussion forums of his own. You can visit the Desktop Linux Reviews Forum and the Collective Forum. The DLR forum focuses mainly on Linux, and the Collective is a general technology and off-topic forum. Please drop by and say hello.


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  • Here's how you can download the free Facebook Messenger app. This app will let you text your Facebook friends for free on your iPad, iPhone or iPod. 1. Go to the Facebook Messenger preview page. 2. Click the View in Itunes button.

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  • Here's how you can download the free Facebook Camera app to share photos on your iPhone or iPad. 1. Go to the Facebook Camera preview page in iTunes. 2. Click the View in Itunes button. 3. In iTunes, click the Free App button to begin your install.

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  • Here's how you can add the Cinnamon desktop to your Linux Mint 13 MATE system. Once you've added Cinnamon, you can use it as your desktop via the sessions menu on the login screen in Linux Mint 13. 1. Click the Menu button. 2. Click the Package Manager button to start Synaptic. 3. Do a search for “Cinnamon” without the quotes.

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  • Here's how you can install the MATE desktop on your Linux Mint 13 Cinnamon system. This will let you use either desktop by switching the desktop session on the Linux Mint 13 login menu. 1. Click the Menu button. 2. Click the Administration button. 3. Click the Synaptic Package Manager button to start Synaptic.

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  • Here's how you can add the Workspace Switcher applet to the panel on your Linux Mint 13 Cinnamon desktop. 1. Click the Settings Applet on the panel. 2. Click Add or Remove Applets. 3. The Cinnamon Settings menu for applets will appear. 4. Scroll down to the Workspace Switcher applet, and click the checkbox next to it.

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  • Here's how you can add or remove applets in Linux Mint 13 on the Cinnamon desktop. 1. Click the Settings Applet on the panel. 2. Click Add or Remove Applets. 3. The Cinnamon Settings menu for applets will appear. 4. Uncheck the box next to the applet you want to remove from the panel. 5. The applet will disappear from the panel.

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  • I think it's the elusive iTV. There have been rumors for ages that Apple is coming out with a TV, so it makes sense for that to be the product. I doubt it's just the iPhone 5, though I'm sure that will be neat too. But we've all seen iPhones before, nobody has seen the iTV.

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  • I haven't tried yet, but thanks for the heads up. I'm skeptical it will matter much though, there are plenty of browsers available already on that platform. So they'll have to come up with something special to stand out. I suspect they are trying to copy Google and have their own browser.

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  • I think it's a harbinger of doom for other companies using Android for their mobile OS. Google will probably end up trying to emulate Apple by coming up with a closed system, where they control the hardware and the software. Wait and see.

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  • Here's a free extension that will give you a much more advanced history page in Google's Chrome browser. Enhanced History will let you sort by title, date or number of visits. 1. Install the Enhanced History extension. 2. Close Chrome and reopen it.

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