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RSS feed is one of the essential component of web 2.0 and It has now become a must to have RSS feeds on a site. RSS provides the user a mode of looking at the content whenever it get published in there readers, saving there time. By default, when you use blogger, wordpress or any blogging software, it automatically creates an rss feed and shows an image on the address bar. A person just to click on it and he can subscribe it to. You should be able to see the same in my address bar If you are finding this blog interesting than I will advice you to subscribe to it as I am trying to put atleast 2-3 informative post daily in it.

Anyway Today we will learn how to create RSS feeds using PHP but let me explain
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In Windows we can easily change Screen resolution by right clicking the screen and selecting properties and changing resolution. So people who are new to Linux tries to do the same thing. (I too did it) but there was no such option.

Here is how we chance Screen Resolution in Linux -
1. Open Command prompt and type
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After covering alternatives to itunes, this is my second article on Linux based softwares related to music.

I feels Open source is a set of principles that seems the perfect framework for hobby development. And indeed, several open source programs targeted at hobbyists exist. Regardless of whether it's programmers, radio amateurs or painters that we are talking about, there is some Linux-based solution for almost every need. Musicians have their own share of attention, too.

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FVWM is one of the big mysteries of the open source world. It is an extremely versatile window manager, configurable up to every possible aspect. However, many beginners are somewhat scared because they do not know exactly how to go about learning to use FVWM. This is what we will talk about here.

The heart of FVWM's configuration is the ~/.fvwm2rc file. This is where every option is stored. When FVWM is launched, the information from the file is read, and FVWM runs according to it. What can be customized? Essentially, everything, from the way windows look to the way they behave. FVWM imposes no policy: the user is free to configure what happens when a button on the titlebar is pressed, or which mouse button is used to minimize a window by clicking on the titlebar.

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I know this article is almost 2 years late(actually more than that) but hey I think there will still be few who might still be looking for an answer of it or might be wondering why exactly is so much buzz about this term (actually people have already predicted its death now and that it was failure). Anyway this is not about those people. I am writing this to tell what "I" think about Web 2.0 and what exactly is Web 2.0.

First of all, a little hisory of web 1.0. It occured when meta tags were introduced in late 90's to define the webpages. Tags like keywords,description and author were introduced to help bots and crawlers know what the page is about. Anyway later on this feature was abused brutally by spammers and nowdays search engines don't care at all about keyword tags and very little about others. This whole idea of web 1.0 was to make the web a little more organized and to make it identifiable.

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