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Lots of Linux tips, tricks and links.

Some gems in amongst a lot of 'hover your cursor over things to see a tooltip!'-type cack.

Aside from using it as a media server, backup drive and bittorrent slurping machine, that is.

Good tips.

If you've been using del.icio.us for a while, you'll probably be doing all this already, if not, a nice primer.

Good tips.

"If you do a "get info" (Command-i) on any mailbox in Tiger's version of Mail, an Account Info window appears. From there you can do all sorts of useful things..."

Tempting, very tempting (my iBook is down to about 1 hour batterywise, but I'm loathe to get a new one since I'll be upgrading next year.)

Preference pane to disable Dashboard. (Available as a FAT binary for forwards compatibility!)

TextEdit not pointless after all.

Is this possible?

Reversed Lens as Macro

Resizable textareas - nice.

Improving Safari (what's the origin of this weird new use of the word 'pimp' for 'customise'? I don't like it).

This is my fave feature of Transmit 3.0 - all the portions of the site I tinker with a lot have their own little combo of Transmit Favourite and mirrored local directory now, so updating is a simple as a couple of Quicksilver keystrokes.

An intermediate tutorial.

Some of these are totally dodgy, others are good.

For MT weblogs. One more thing I'll never get around to adding to the site.

Quicksilver makes it easy to add new lines to a txt file without even opening an application.