@PearsonFlyer: You have got to love TheRenamer!
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@nycrite: I think Dell Reconnect can help, it was featured here before.
Hey everyone!
@waddra: Awesome! I was under the impression that the latest Evernote builds didn't work in Wine.
Hey Evernoters! I made the switch to Linux quite a while ago, but still haven't found a good replacement for the desktop Evernote Application. What do you use for offline access? Or do you just use the web based client?
@Word to your mother: Ok, thanks!
@RadicalEdward: I know you said he just wants to do some simple things, but a free, full-featured video editor is Lightworks. It was used in many major productions, but has since gone open source. It is still in beta, but you can get it here
Hey everyone!
@superrrguy: What is the difference between the free and paid versions? Just the ads?
And they can aerate your lawn in the summer! Sorta...
@GHDave: What kind of features are you looking for that are not already in Google Calendar's print options? And do you have a printer?
The school I go to has an Acceptable Use Policy that states that we can't use our student email addresses, even though we used them before, and they exist. I would have used mine anyway because I'm not quite sure how they would enforce that, however I am fairly certain that they changed all of our email passwords. …
@Brandon Creek: And a Boxee App too!
If you aren't very comfortable with Linux, but willing to learn, Wubi is a great starting point. It will allow you to run a Linux OS along side Windows without having to adjust partitions. It is very nice because if you mess something up, or need a feature you can't quite figure out at that moment, you can just…
@Crabby Blue: Congrats! What are you using as a substitute? If you even have one.
Is there an equivalent for Ubuntu? Or can it run easily through WINE?
@tylerbrainerd: I agree, I have been working off of a 10 gb wubi partition/install of Ubuntu and I think it's just fine.
@KatsumeBlisk: I am kind of straying from the initial suggestion of a Netflix device, but if you don't mind using your computer you can easily connect it to your TV and find shows using Clicker, it has been featured here before.
@mcouthon: I think TrueCrypt is a Lifehacker favorite.