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About Jack Wallen
Jack Wallen is an award-winning writer for Techrepublic and Linux.com. As an avid promoter/user of the Linux OS, Jack tries to convert as many users to open source as possible. His current favorite flavor of Linux is Bodhi Linux (a melding of Ubuntu and Enlightenment).
When Jack isn't writing about Linux he is hard at work on his other writing career -- writing about zombies, various killers, super heroes, and just about everything else he can manipulate between the folds of reality. You can find Jack's books on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Smashwords.
Outnumbered in his house one male to two females and three humans to six felines, Jack maintains his sanity by riding his mountain bike and working on his next books. For more news about Jack Wallen, visit his website Get Jack'd.
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Wireshark makes locating bandwidth issues easy
December 15, 2012 5:49pm PST
When a small business experiences network bottlenecks, the best troubleshooting tool for the job is Wireshark, according to Jack Wallen.
4 Latest comment by Matthew G. Davidson
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Five plugins to help you monetize WordPress
December 12, 2012 10:32am PST
Jack Wallen describes how WordPress can be used for much more than just blogging, particularly when it comes to generating income.
3 Latest comment by cheickt
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Use this lightweight WAMP server to serve content on a Windows machine
December 11, 2012 5:18pm PST
With the free Uniform Server, you could easily take a simple Windows desktop PC, turn it into an internal web server, and create a useful portal for whatever you need.
3 Latest comment by essex133
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How to get Netflix streaming on Ubuntu 12.10
December 10, 2012 7:00am PST
It's taken quite some time, but Netflix streaming video has finally arrived on the Ubuntu Linux desktop. In this easy, step-by-step, Jack Wallen shows you how.
35 Latest comment by Rick1971
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Manage the product inventory in your TomatoCart installation
December 6, 2012 1:08pm PST
In this TomatoCart tutorial, learn how to add tax codes and zones, manage product categories, add products, and change banner images in the ecommerce solution.
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Five free apps to help remind you to take a break
December 3, 2012 1:40pm PST
Jack Wallen has found apps that remind users to take breaks and practice good ergonomics, and they do this without costing a penny.
7 Latest comment by HAL 9000
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Driving forces behind Linux and open source growth
December 3, 2012 8:13am PST
Jack Wallen has been watching Linux and open source for well over a decade. In all the ebbs and flows of acceptance, he has never seen such wide-spread usage of the open source platform as now.
5 Latest comment by hunterpaulam
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Five easy to use and free desktop social networking tools
November 28, 2012 8:40am PST
Having the proper tools allows you to keep your business on top of social networking and keep you one step ahead of the competition.
9 Latest comment by NickGilmore
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Replace SyncToy with FreeFileSync for your SMB backup needs
November 26, 2012 2:19pm PST
FreeFileSync is an open source, cross-platform backup tool. Learn how to install it and then use it to set up a backup job.
22 Latest comment by Aakash Shah
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Open source community up in arms over proprietary software for Ubuntu
November 26, 2012 6:31am PST
Portions of the Linux community are up in arms that proprietary software has started appearing in the Ubuntu Software Center. Jack Wallen sees this as a sign of great things to come.
109 Latest comment by Robynsveil
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Five easy to use desktop ebook readers
November 21, 2012 12:31pm PST
Jack Wallen reveals his picks for desktop versions of ebook readers - one is bound to suit your needs.
6 Latest comment by Mark W. Kaelin
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Use RedNotebook as your IT admin journal
November 20, 2012 1:24pm PST
RedNotebook is a modern journaling application that is available on Linux, Windows, and Mac. The tool's standout feature is that you can create your own templates.
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Ten things Linux and open source have to be thankful for
November 19, 2012 7:29am PST
Linux and open source has a lot to be thankful for. Jack Wallen takes a moment to highlight ten things this community should give thanks for. You might be surprised at what you read!
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Five cost effective and easy to setup FTP servers for your desktop
November 16, 2012 11:40am PST
The ability to set up an FTP server on a desktop computer means getting things done quickly and easily.
3 Latest comment by ParaAdmin
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Five solid FTP clients that also happen to be free
November 12, 2012 11:07am PST
FTP isn't going away anytime soon and for anyone looking for a solid FTP client, here are five free tools that should meet nearly any need.
17 Latest comment by hackomania
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Fedora 18 release delayed for the seventh time
November 12, 2012 7:20am PST
The release of Fedora 18 has been delayed yet again. Why has this happened and what does it mean for the cutting edge test bed for Red Hat Enterprise Linux? Jack Wallen takes a look into the issue.
8 Latest comment by StevenDDeacon
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Let FARR make your Windows desktop easier to search
November 10, 2012 12:59pm PST
Stop wasting time switching from keyboard to mouse and opt for an keyboard-only interface. Discover how the Let Find and Run Robot problem can make your desktop search more efficient.
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Linux FUD in the American classroom
November 5, 2012 6:23am PST
FUD still exists -- even in the institution of education. Jack Wallen calls out for everyone to spread a little truth -- even if that means standing up to your chair, CEO, COO, or instructor.
35 Latest comment by whitshade
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Five useful tips for your Samsung Galaxy S III
November 1, 2012 7:46am PDT
Jack Wallen provides five useful tips for using the Samsung Galaxy S III.
4 Latest comment by reshefmaia
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The five most useful virtual appliances for business
October 30, 2012 11:53am PDT
Choosing the right virtual appliance can solve major problems. Jack Wallen suggests five of his preferred app choices in this area.

































