There are numerous posts on how to get triple boot working using Grub2. Grub2 is the newer version of grub and is a lot more confusing. Most of the posts online did not work for me so I tried a few options mixing various options from various posts and finally one worked for me. I […]
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Usually Mac’s HFS+ formatted drive allows you to access the drive in read-only mode. Howver, there is a way to get the drive to mount in a read write mode without turning off the journaled mode. Just follow the steps below First check the disk to find out which drive contains the HFS+ partition sudo
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Search giant Google released version 17 of its popular multi-platform web browser, Google Chrome. The latest version boasts a range of features. Notable of them are new extensions APIs, updated Omnibox prerendering, download scanning protection and lots of security fixes and bug fixes. The new feature introduced, a “preemptive rendering” feature, that will automatically begin loading
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This may sound shocking however, according to the latest live statistics from The Humble Bundle, an average Linux gamer is spending the most (at the time of writing), a high of $8.01 against the average of $5.94 spending. The Mac OS X users are spending an average of $6.81. Windows users, shockingly are spending a paltry $5.38, the
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Die hard fans of Mozilla Firefox have a reason to celebrate. Firefox 3 has been released today after much delay and name changes. Firefox has been released for all major platforms , Windows, Linux & Mac OS X. It is available in over 60 different languages! Download a copy of it from here
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