The truth of the matter is that most computer fanatics happen to be gamers as well. Its been a mutual relationship that existed for years and now it's even showing signs of crossing over to morph into another hybrid creature. We all love Linux and we wish we could take it anywhere and have it on any system .. seems now we can. Through my earlier articles I mentioned the prevalence and (hopefully) domination of Linux on the mobile scene.

There are several methods of interconnecting network systems in order to use their resurces. There is vnc, remote desktop, secure shell, remote shell, telnet amongst others.
       Amongst these connection methods, telnet along with the rtools are the most considered insecure due to the fact that they handle all transactions in the clear, i.e, all information is passed in clear text, which increases the likelihood of them being eavesdropped.

When it comes to multimedia, there are several tools and applications which take the road of organizing and arranging your music for you. Personally I don't use media players anymore but there are plethora of players there for all levels of music freaks. Most media players are local and handle the task of organizing your music for easy access.

I bet you've heard so much fuss about the android but what really is it? and how can it affect your tech life?
The Android is a an Operating System developed for mobile devices, previously owned by Android Inc. which was later acquired by Google and now the OHA (Open Handset Alliance). The Android runs on the Linux kernel, and so we get the picture of the possibilities  it brings to the fore.

The Open-PC is a collaborative effort to design the ultimate computing system optimized for Open Source Systems. The motivation of the Open-PC is the perception that the hardware market has nothing satisfactory to offer users of free software.