Tintii version 2.6.1 was just recently released. So I thought I'd use the occation to get the word out on this Opensource application. In the Tintii's own words...
"For photographers who love to express colour, use Tintii for colour on black-and-white, colour popping, selective colour, saturation contrast and subtle hue and lightness adjustments. Use Tintii..."
So in simplier terms Tintii will extract the color from everything you do not want to draw focus too. This...

I think I posted this once on LQ in response to a question. Still desearves to be part of the blog though.

Onlive is gaming in the cloud. Designed for Windows and Mac but unintentionally, it is also a leap forward for Linux (and Mac) users who want easy access to the world of Windows PC games. Hundred's of games are available, but Wine need only run the OnLive client in order to play them all. Also worth mentioning is the upcoming client for Android tablets. Could mean a full...

If you saw the last post, you already know I'm sharing some of the better older posts I've put on Youtube. These are still getting hits today.

So here is number two.

Find is an incredibly powerful command line utility for finding files and folders and much more. Just looking at the man pages for find can be intimidating, but hopefully, this tutorial will give you the introduction you need to get the most out of find.

How to use the 'find' utility from the command line on Linux

Time for some oldies but goodies. I put this tutorial up, January of 2010. It still does well today on Youtube, so though I'd share it with LQ readers. So enjoy...

Photorec is part of Testdisk and versions are available for both Linux and Windows. It is an incredible powerful tool for recovering lost files when you accidentally format over a partition or an entire drive. This tutorial will walk through the process of using Photorec to recover data from a mistakenly formatted drive....

Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, LinkedIn. I never wanted it but now Social networking sites are a part of my everyday computing. Yoono is something I've found that helps tame the beast, and puts everything under one roof. Works great under Linux, but note, it's free but not Opensource. The business model is advertising based, so expect to see some ads within the interface.

Yoono All your social networking in one place.