The Ubuntu Software Center ( USC ) has always been known as a package manager done right for the average user since it's debut. Last version of Ubuntu ( 10.10 ) they were some enhancement made to the USC but nothing ground breaking ( or perhaps it was, since it was the time they introduce Paid applications in the USC. depends on how is your view on this ), this version ( 11.04 ) however, there is a boat load of changes to the USC, hence why I will be giving a visual tour of it.

Most of you already heard about OpenOffice.org community members forking the project and making it into LibreOffice, everyone news and blog related to open source has been discussing this topic all week long, so I taught I will do something different, I will show you guys the Office Suite that I use on a daily basis, and trust me it is no OpenOffice.org or even LibreOffice, it is Lotus Symphony by IBM.

I been trying find a suitable player for both my Linux Desktop and Netbook, most players. Kept jumping from one player to another, each with different reasons, some I don't like the interface, some I doesn't help me organize my music with ease or doesn't have the features I require (like Syncing with my phone) , etc etc. For my desktop I am already happy with SongBird, but SongBird is too heavy for my netbook. With MiniTunes however, I think I finally found a perfect music player for my netbook.

Do you use Linux, (or Mac OS X) but dread to install Adobe Flash player into your browser because you don't want closed source crap or ticked off due it's vulnerabilities. Well now there is a way for you to watch those youtube videos on your desktop without the need for Adobe Flash.