Linux Journal Reviews the Aleutia E1 Computer

Linux Journal Gadget Guy Shawn Powers walks you through how to play Windows games on Linux and Mac.  Shawn shows off CodeWeavers CXGames and Cedega running on Linux.

Here's an interesting and fun interview with Linux Journal Associate Editor Shawn Powers. You can tell from the picture that this dude is totally cool. Seems like it to me, anyway.

The first release of Gnome Activity journal is out. Codenamed “Luciana’s Tricycle”, the new release comes with many new features like, Pretty layout, Pinning (marking) items, Calendar slider, preview tooltips. What is GNOME Activity Journal?

My introduction to computers was as a hobby. My first computer had Microsoft Works for MS-DOS version 1.05 installed on it. Among other things, I decided to use the computer to keep a journal. It was perfect. I could do all my writing on the computer and even edit the text without wasting paper.  

A few weeks back the girl I have been dating for awhile now had idly made a complaint about her laptop being poky at certain tasks. I'd used the thing once or twice to check my email and recalled it was running Vista - no surprise there.

This Article was written by "Christopher Smart" for linux-mag.com

The inability to play the latest off the shelf commercial games has been a thorn in the side of Linux for a long time. With companies such as Valve starting to embrace other platforms, will that be the catalyst Linux needs to become a first class citizen?

Daily Journal is a journal application for Ubuntu that keeps one page per day. The focus is on letting you take your notes. There is no file management, formatting, or other complexity imposed.

It doesn't seem normal that nothing is deleted in your /var/log/journal/.../ directory.Do you see corrupted journal files in it: those with a .journal~ suffix?On my machine, only one month of entries are kept; I have a small value (16M) in the SystemMaxUse parameter, but it doesn't seem to be respected:$ journalctl --disk-usage Journals take up 20.5M on disk.But I see that every rotated

In my case, I am pretty sure it is not a hardware problem. I can use the disk intensively (by compiling something that generate a lot of small file) and I do not see any problem; it is only the journal that show this symptom.