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Blender is a free open source 3D content creation suite for all major operation systems under the GNU General Public License. It can be used for modeling, animating, texturing, UV unwrapping, rendering, simulations, and for creating interactive 3D applications such as videos, video games, and visual effects. Blender competes fairly with commercial software such as [...]

Ever wanted to try Linux but afraid of the complex installation process? Worry no more. Wubi is an officially supported Ubuntu installer for Windows users than brings Linux to anyone with a simple installer as any other Windows application. I’d say, Wubi is the best and easiest way to get started with Linux. So how [...]

Ever since I got a hold of Windows 7, I fell in love with its ability to snap and resize windows by simply using the Windows + Arrow keys. This led me to look for something similar on the Mac since I wanted an easy way to resize and organize my windows with ease. This [...]

For those of you using Firefox and haven’t heard about Personas, now might be a good time to start. I recently started using them and they add a nice touch to your browser. By simply going to the Personas website, you can simply glide over the wide variety of available “personas” and see the instant [...]

Dropbox allows you to sync your files online and across multiple computers with ease. By simply downloading their software, you’ll be prompted to select a folder which will serve as your Dropbox. Once this is done on all your computers, whatever you throw into your Dropbox, will sync across all computers. Features of Dropbox Below [...]

Create a virtual machine using VirtualBox Virtual Box is a powerful open source x86 virtualization that runs on Windows, Linux, Mac and OpenSolaris. It supports a large number of guest operating systems such as Windows XP, Windows 7 RC, Ubuntu, Debian, SUSE, Fedora, and Red Hat. VirtualBox is free as well as many linux distributions. [...]

Split your Browser Window like in emacs, or vim Recently, I was looking at source code over the internet and had trouble looking at the entire code in one window without having to create another just to see the entire content of that page. Hoping there was a “split window” add-on for Firefox out there [...]