


Building Linux Applications With JavaScript 288

Git Adoption Soaring; Are There Good Migration Strategies? 346

FreeBSD 7.1 Released 324

Ubuntu Kung Fu
253

Michael Meeks Says OO.o Project is "Profoundly Sick" 676

Samba's Jeremy Allison On Linux's Future 193

Fedora 10 Released 211

OpenSolaris 2008.11 – Year of the Laptop? 223

OpenBSD 4.4 Released 235

What Normal Users Can Expect From Ubuntu 8.10 511

Shuttleworth On Redefining File Systems 414

Gnome's Nautilus Gets ZFS Integration, In OpenSolaris 38

Mandriva Linux 2009 Released 106

Matching Up Hotkeys for OS X and Linux GUIs? 83
I use a MacBook Pro for my main machine, but also have a Ubuntu desktop. I get irritated about switching between command-oriented hotkeys and ctrl-oriented hotkeys (cmd-a on OSX = ctrl-a on Linux/windows). I've looked over a lot of forums and have found that Gnome doesn't seem capable of changing hotkeys, while xfce and fluxbox can. The ideal solution would be a way to change system keys in X, or at the system level — that way I can keep compiz. Does anyone have any ideas or know a trick to change system hot keys?

GNOME 2.24 Released 163

Trading the Markets With FOSS Software? 417

Mozilla Demanding Firefox Display EULA In Ubuntu 785

Cross-Platform Video Chat For Linux? 338
