Here is a quick rundown I finally got to work on Crossover Linux to get the Evernote Windows application to run under Ubuntu 12.10. I’ve been running it fine in native WINE, but since I use CrossOver to run MS Office, etc. it is nice to just bundle all the applications under one roof. Here [...]
Evernote is now a part of my everyday life. Keeping a digital notebook over my Moleskin has been amazingly handy. The web GUI has been okay while on Ubuntu Linux, but getting a native application is even better. Evernote does do a native Linux app yet (and maybe never will) so getting something going would [...]
Since moving off OS X as my main OS on my daily computer (2011 MacBook Pro) last month, I have found these applications great to use. There are many “best apps” lists out there, but these applications are the ones I find I am using all the time to cover the various things I did [...]
On a couple of firewalls I am still running the older version of the Linux-based IPCop (version 1.4.21) so I can still use this awesome plugin called Update Accelerator to cache software updates from the major software vendors. This allows us to not have to download the same Microsoft, Apple or Adobe update a million times [...]
I really enjoyed the article from the National Business Officiers Association from the Sep/Oct 2012 edition on “The Great Device Debate” for schools. The print publication is sent to member schools and talks though the different methods and examples from schools on why they do what they do. It reaffirms a lot of why Lick-Wilmerding [...]