ATTN: Windows Users … If you’ve always wanted to try the Asterisk PBX but didn’t have a spare machine for Linux or the expertise to wade into the bowels of Asterisk, your ship has arrived. Asterisk@Home now can be run as a virtual Windows application. Add the VMware Player, the Asterisk@Home 2.5 VMware app, mix, and serve. Presto! Your new Asterisk@Home server is now running in Microsoft Windows. And it’s all still FREE!
Today’s episode shows you HOW TO build your own Planet just like our new PlanetMac.org, PlanetGadget.org, and PlanetDaily.org (with apologies to Superman). Add one Tiger, one Python, a feed parser, a templating engine, and a domain. Mix and serve. And, presto! Your very own new Planet is born.
Today we introduce WebDAV and WebFolders and the incredible off-site-storage capabilities they bring to the table with any ISP-In-A-Box.
Apple reportedly has changed the terms under which users can make music CDs of songs downloaded from the iTunes Music Store.
Everything you ever wanted to know about hardware, software, installation and use of Skype to make unlimited free local, long distance, and conference calls.
Today we cover all of the major remote access and remote control software tools for the Mac platform and show you how to install and use them as well.
Today we install Web Calendaring (aka PHPiCalendar) that beautifully displays all of the information stored in your iCal calendars without the need for a .Mac subscription.
The second in our series of webmaster tips provides several approaches to hosting multiple domains using a single Apache web server.
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