A few days later than anticipated, the X.org developer team has now released version 7.3 of the Unix graphics system.

Google Earth lets you view the world from space and zoom in on towns, roads, and even buildings. We’ll show you how to travel the planet from your Linux desktop.

Vector graphics often look much like comics: although you can hint at shading and highlights, it is more or less impossible to achieve photorealism. But this could all change now that Xara LX has been released as an open source program.

Bashish adds a dash of style to the command line.

Commercial surveillance systems are expensive and typically involve maintenance agreements. I thought there must be a low-budget alternative.

The Flickr service is an easy way to publish your photos, and Kflickr is a handy Flickr interface. We'll show you how to use Kflickr to manage an Internet photo site from your KDE desktop.

New technologies will change the way you view the objects on your Linux desktop.

The first major X release for over 10 years, X11R7, has finally adopted a modular approach. X11R6.9, which uses the same codebase, is the last monolithic release for existing systems.