Episode 227 - January 24, 2012
Freeplay Solar and Human-Powered Flashlights, Radios, Lanterns and Mobile Power
Robbie and Eric take a look at a handful of the awesome flashlights in the Freeplay product catalogue. Never change a light bulb or battery again!
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Episode 226 - January 17, 2012
Creating a desktop wallpaper image in the GIMP and placing it on your Linux desktop
Robbie and Rachel demonstrate how to create a simple desktop wallpaper for your Linux machine.
Episode 225 - January 10, 2012
Changing the background of a photo using GNU Image Manipulation Program
Robbie and Hillary show you how to use the free GNU Image Manipulation Program to remove and replace the background in a photograph to make a Christmas photo usable throughout the year.
Episode 224 - January 3, 2012
Setting up Qimo as a session for your kids on Linux
Robbie and Christa show you how to setup Qimo as a session so when your young children login to your computer they are presented with a "made for kids" desktop experience.
Episode 223 - December 27, 2011
Using a base Debian install to create the ideal Linux desktop customized to your wishes.
Robbie and Eric demonstrate how to use Compiz to spice up the default Debian installation, allowing for a very fast and customizable Linux desktop.
Episode 222 - December 20, 2011
Installing PyTyle and using it to tile your application windows on Linux
Robbie and Christa introduce you to a Python script which lets you tile the windows on your Linux desktop, helping you organize your running applications and improve ergonomics.
Episode 221 - December 13, 2011
How to tap into faster Domain Name System servers in order to speed up your Internet
Robbie and Rachel demonstrate how to make your Internet service faster by using different DNS servers than those supplied by your Internet Service Provider. And best of all, it's a free upgrade, and you can change it at any time if you're not satisfied.
Episode 220 - December 6, 2011
Understanding 720p vs 1080p as it relates to TVs and video cameras.
Robbie and Eric show you the difference between four different grades of consumer video camera, and explain what each is capable of.
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