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KDE 4 Isn't Too Bad, After All

Written by Rob Williams on October 2, 2009 In Staff Editorials

When KDE 4 was first released, I didn't care much for it, and I thought I never would. But due to recent circumstances, I installed the latest version to see if things changed for the better, and to my surprise, they have. That might be an understatement, because as I see it, KDE 4.3 is easily one of the most polished desktop environments out there.


Ubuntu: Something for Everyone

Written by Brett Thomas on September 30, 2009 In Staff Editorials

For the Linux newbie, Ubuntu is the oft recommended distro, for a few different reasons. It's easy to set up, works on a lot of hardware, and doesn't require a manual to understand how to manage it. For the same reason, Ubuntu seems to get a bad rap from more experienced Linux users. I say there's no need of it, and I'm about to explain why.


Techgage's Testing Methodologies

Written by Rob Williams on August 17, 2009 In Editorials

Are you curious about how we handle all of the testing in our labs? Well, good news... this is the article you're looking for. While still a work-in-progress, we so far explain how we go about installing Windows Vista, and also delve into how we benchmark for our graphics card content. In the future, all of our methodologies will be found here, in great detail.


Promises Plated in Chrome

Written by Brett Thomas on July 17, 2009 In Staff Editorials

With the recent announcement of Google's Chrome OS, open source zealots everywhere have been licking their lips raw and playing their trumpets loud. But is another big corporation going to be a good thing for OSS? We take a trip down memory lane and look for whether Google can (or wants to) buck the old trends.


A Testing Hypothesis

Written by Brett Thomas on June 26, 2009 In Staff Editorials

Should content posted on a website be decided by its readers, or companies? Rather than have typical advertising sustain a site and support its growth, are there other avenues worth exploring? These are the questions on the table, and Senior Editor Brett Thomas has taken a hard look at both, analyzing the pros, and the far more important cons.


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Tales from a Modder's Garage Craig "Tech-Daddy" Tate October 15, 2008 Staff Editorials
Clearing Up Misconceptions about CUDA and Larrabee Rob Williams August 13, 2008 Editorials
ASUS Shows Faith in Splashtop Rob Williams May 14, 2008 Staff Editorials
Creative EAX vs. ASUS DS3D GX 2.0 Rory Buszka April 16, 2008 Editorials
Creative: Doing Little to Please Consumers Rob Williams March 31, 2008 Editorials
TG Gift Guide 07 - Networking & NAS Boxes Greg King December 20, 2007 Editorials
TG Gift Guide 07 - Cooling & Power Supplies Matthew Harris December 19, 2007 Editorials
TG Gift Guide 07 - Keyboards & Mice Greg King, Nate Marion December 18, 2007 Editorials
TG Gift Guide 07 - Video Cards & Displays Colin Huckstep, Matt Serrano, Rory Buszka December 17, 2007 Editorials
TG Gift Guide 07 - Motherboards & Processors Rob Williams November 26, 2007 Editorials
Interview with Tom Anderson of Novint Greg King May 22, 2007 Industry Interviews
AGEIA in 2007 - Is This the Year of the PPU? Greg King February 22, 2007 Staff Editorials
Holiday Hardware Buyers Guide Techgage Staff November 15, 2006 Staff Editorials
PNY PR Horrors Matthew Harris October 2, 2006 Staff Editorials
AMD + ATI: What could it mean for us? Rob Williams July 22, 2006 Staff Editorials
All American Computers.. An Inside Look Greg King June 19, 2006 Industry Interviews
Interview with Larry Marchman of Solid State Networks Greg King May 15, 2006 Industry Interviews
AGEIA PhysX.. First Impressions Greg King March 28, 2006 Editorials
Interview with Andy Keane of AGEIA Rob Williams July 27, 2005 Industry Interviews