How to Install Software in Linux – Using the Synaptic Package Manager
When you first start using a Linux desktop, installing software might seem like a foreign idea. In Windows you generally get an EXE file or a setup file that you click on then follow the steps until it’s installed. In Linux it works a bit differently because it is a different operating system.
Awhile ago you had to do something called compiling to get your Linux software to work. This is too complicated and pointless because it takes too much time and is really only for experts.
Now there is something called a Synaptic Package Manager that you can use to install Linux software. Most popular versions of Linux will have this type of program to make installing software easy.
Open up your package manager and you will see a search bar. Type in what type of software that you are looking for. If you need an html editor for …

Exciting News – Start Saving Money On Your Phone Bill By Using VoIP
Since the introduction of telegraph and phones lines in the 19th century voice communication between people separated by distances each and every day has become a necessity. When phones were first introduced you would call the exchange and ask for the number and the telephone operator would connect you. Then with further developments the phone exchange became automated and you dialled the number yourself and the connection went through. Even the styles of phones have had many changes over the century from a black box to the slim line cordless phone, from jiggling the lever, through to the round dial and now push buttons
Now, with advances in technology we have VoIP or Voice over Internet Protocol. This technology connects users in an entirely different way from the ordinary analogue phone which used voice only. With analogue phones the signals are transmitted through wires but VoIP converts your voice to …