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Recorded live January 13, 2009
- Robbie's Favorites: A news site you can actually read without getting depressed.
- Feature: Backing up your files in Linux.
- Tutorial: Creating your own Latest Episode module for Joomla.
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Topics Covered: - Explanation of what The Meat is.
- Viewer testimonials.
- Pidgin users were receiving an "Unable to retrieve MSN Address Book" error.
- Robbie's Favorites: A news web site that filters out the sad stuff and just gives you the Happy News.
- Viewer Question: nvfanner is telling me that my video card doesn't support fan speed adjustments, but I know it does. How can I get it working?
- Viewer Question: I just heard about the Easy Peasy distribution for the EeePC. Is it worth me upgrading from Ubuntu Eee?
- Viewer Question: I have a Dell Optiplex 755. I can download Dell's version of Ubuntu, but there are two versions available. Which one should I use?
- Viewer Question: Is the default Bluetooth software in Ubuntu Linux going to be upgraded soon to support Bluetooth headsets?
- Carrie's Question: Why would you want to setup your Bluetooth headset to work with Linux?
- Viewer Question: I want to have two screens at once displaying two things at the same time. How do I do this with my built-in Intel graphics card?
- Viewer Question: Can you explain how I could get into making a web site? I do not know how to code, but would like to get started.
- Viewer Question: Did you look at Windows 7 Beta yet?
- Viewer Question: I'd like to set up a Linux computer that doesn't require too much RAM that is designed specifically for kids. What would you recommend?
- Viewer Question: I have a friend in Iraq who cannot get online from his Ubuntu connection. Could the problem be with IPv6?
- Feature: Backing up your critical files on your Linux Desktop computer.
- Where your files are located in Linux.
- A brief explanation of rsync and how (along with cp) hard-linking makes your backup a lot smaller.
- Using Back In Time to perform rsync backups in Ubuntu Linux.
- Why you should use the repositories to install Back In Time, rather than the .DEB package or source.
- Adding a repository to Ubuntu using the built-in GUI.
- Installing Back In Time.
- Running Back In Time for the first time.
- Configuring where you'd like Back In Time to save your backups to.
- Setting up your backup folder as an exclusion in Back In Time.
- Basic settings for an automatic snapshot in Back In Time.
- Carrie's Question: Is this the same as an online backup?
- Taking your first snapshot in Back In Time.
- Looking at Back In Time's Timeline.
- Viewing your backups using nautilus.
- Carrie's Question: Would your computer slow down if you were low on hard drive space during a backup?
- Viewer Question: How do you delete, and ultimately prevent Google history?
- Feature: How to add a customized module to your Joomla web site. In particular, adding the Category5.TV Latest Episode Widget to a Joomla web page.
- What WYSIWYG means.
- How to find the content module positions on your Joomla web site.
- Explaining what a module is for your Joomla web page.
- Viewer Comment: There are a lot of people watching Category5 Technology TV from China this week.
- Viewer Question: Where can I find the show notes for episodes of Category5 Technology TV?
- Viewer Question: How do I access the chat logs for past episodes of Category5 Technology TV?
- Viewer Question: Why is Evolution so slow when filtering my email?
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