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Adobe seeks testers for 64-bit Air on Linux
A few months back, Adobe announced the availability of a 64-bit version of the Flash plugin on Labs - for Linux only. Now they've released a 64-bit alpha version of Air, and once again it's just for Linux users. If you're running a 64-bit Linux ...
Adobe releases alpha 64-bit Flash plugin for Linux
What exactly is Adobe trying to prove? First, they release a 64-bit version of CS4. Now they're showing 64-bit Linux users some love by releasing an alpha version of the Flash player for their OSes. It's been a long time coming. For ages, users ...
Vista sales, Windows 7 should be good news for 64-bit computing
According to Microsoft sources, over 25% of all Vista sales in Q4 2008 were 64-bit. Bargain basement prices on DDR2 memory modules played an important role. After all, getting the most out of the multiple gigs of dirt cheap ram in your system means ...
OSX Security Update 1.1 Restores 64-bit Support
Laurie A. Duncan over at our sister blog The Unofficial Apple Weblog has the skinny on an update for a security update. On the 15th Apple released a security update that plugged a lot of holes, but broke 64-bit app support on the G5. Well it seems ...
Defraggler drops a beta, picks up 64-bit support
Defraggler, a free Defrag utility from Piriform, the makers of CCleaner and Recuva has released a new beta.
Unlike the default windows defragmenter, Defraggler allows you to defrag individual files or folders. Often, if a program isn't running ...
64-bits of frustration, eliminated with FF3in1
Back on April 24th, we happily installed a clean version of the 64-bit Ubuntu Hardy Heron release. For a few days, life was sweet. Hardy had Firefox, and we very easily installed Flash from the Hardy repositories. It all seemed to work fine, at first ...
Now that we have Office, will 64-bit apps finally become more common?
Without giving it a little thought, I don't recall when I got my first Athlon 64 mainboard and CPU. It's been a long time. AMD first released the chips in September, 2003. Here we are six years later, and we still haven't really begun to make use of ...
VirtualBox 2.1 supports 64 bit guest operating systems on 32-bit hosts
VirtualBox is an open source virtualization application that lets you run one operating system inside another. For free. Say, for example you want to check out a new Linux distribution but you don't want to go through the trouble of rebooting your ...
O&O DiskImage offers powerful cloning features for 64-bit Windows
O&O makes a ton of great software, and they're doing a great job of releasing native 64-bit versions of their apps - like DiskImage. Like Macrium Reflect and DriveImage XML, DiskImage runs right in Windows. It performs well, imaging my C: ...
CrunchBang Linux 9.04.1 released in 32-bit, 64-bit flavors
CrunchBang Linux is a lightweight operating system based on Ubuntu Linux. Yesterday CrunchBang 9.04.1 was released. The latest version is based on Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty Jackalope and it's the first version of CrunchBang to come in both 32-bit and ...
Millions of Karmic Koalas descend on the 'net as Ubuntu 9.10 downloads go live
We've been looking at Ubuntu 9.10 for a while now in anticipation of the big day. It's finally here, and the full release of Karmic Koala is now available for download. As usual, there are plenty of ways to get your hands on the new OS. Unlike ...
SkyDrive Explorer adds 25gb of free cloud storage to Windows Explorer
A lot of people overlook Microsoft's SkyDrive for free, web-based file storage and sharing. Still, it's tough to argue with 25gb of free space for your digital goodies that you can access from anywhere. SkyDrive Explorer is a free shell enhancement ...
Pick up where you left off before a reboot with Cache My Work
Getting your desktop situated "just so" following a reboot can be a hassle. As with so many other Windows annoyances, there's a handy little application which can help.
Cache My Work was created to tackle the task of restoring your windows ...
Chromium bookmark sync now cross-platform, lands on Linux
Jay posted yesterday about the arrival of bookmark sync on Chromium for Mac, and it appears as though Linux users have been invited to the dance as well. After finishing the updates on my Ubuntu 9.10 dual-boot, I gave the --enable-sync command ...
Add CPU and memory meters to your Windows 7 taskbar
I'm not the biggest Twitter fan, but let's face it: people sometimes share really useful information in their 140-character updates.
Scott Hanselman (@shanselman), for example, tipped users about a slick addition to your Windows 7 taskbar that ...
So, just how good at time waster games are you? Think you've got the stuff? Well, The World's Hardest Game 2.0 doesn't think you do.
Yes, amazingly, it's possible to have a sequel to a game called "The World's Hardest Game". It doesn't seem logically possible, since if the first one was actually the world's hardest, how could another one come along and share the moniker? It made me doubt the name in the first place. That is, until I tried the game.
The mechanics of the game are very simple. You are a small red square, ...
