Set up Pidgin messenger and Office 365 Lync
Nov 4, 2014
Quick tip on how to connect pidgin and office 365 Lync on your ubuntu desktop...
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Using Remote Desktop Connection Manager
Jul 20, 2014
Frequently connecting to multiple servers or computer workstations over a Remote Desktop Connections, introduces problems of trying to remembering various connections details, credentials and settings.You'll be glad to know that...
Read MoreCan I use cloud computing for my small business?
Jul 17, 2014
Gary Woodfine
Freelance Full Stack Developer at threenine.co.uk
Helps businesses by improving their technical proficiencies and eliminating waste from the software development pipelines.
A unique background as business owner, marketing, software development and business development ensures that he can offer the optimum business consultancy services across a wide spectrum of business challenges.
A unique background as business owner, marketing, software development and business development ensures that he can offer the optimum business consultancy services across a wide spectrum of business challenges.
Latest posts by Gary Woodfine (see all)
- Happy 4th Blog Birthday – A blogging year in review - Dec 6, 2018
- Getting started with .NET Core and the Serverless Framework - Dec 3, 2018
- How to use the Abstract Factory design pattern in C# - Nov 18, 2018
The terms ‘Cloud’ and ‘cloud computing’ are have become synonymous with small business IT when discussing technology for small businesses. The issue is that with so much miscommunication and hype about cloud computing many small business owners and even medium to large business owners are confused about what it all really means. In this article i hope to clear the confusion and to provide you with enough information to help you to decide if using cloud is right for your business.
Install skype on ubuntu
Jul 17, 2014
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});Skype is a very popular business communication tool for users worldwide. The chances are If you are conducting business internationally, the majority of your contacts will...
Read MoreProtect yourself from GOZeus and CryptoLocker viruses today
Jun 11, 2014
Gary Woodfine
Freelance Full Stack Developer at threenine.co.uk
Helps businesses by improving their technical proficiencies and eliminating waste from the software development pipelines.
A unique background as business owner, marketing, software development and business development ensures that he can offer the optimum business consultancy services across a wide spectrum of business challenges.
A unique background as business owner, marketing, software development and business development ensures that he can offer the optimum business consultancy services across a wide spectrum of business challenges.
Latest posts by Gary Woodfine (see all)
- Happy 4th Blog Birthday – A blogging year in review - Dec 6, 2018
- Getting started with .NET Core and the Serverless Framework - Dec 3, 2018
- How to use the Abstract Factory design pattern in C# - Nov 18, 2018
The National Crime Agency (NCA) issued an alert last week, Two-week opportunity for UK to reduce threat from powerful computer attack , and as such gave the country a two week period to protect itslef from the virus that could give hackers access to sensitive information, which potentionally could cost the UK economy millions of pounds.
10 things to install ubuntu 14.04 LTS for business use
Jun 2, 2014
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});Ubuntu 14.04 - Trusty Tahr - is the latest Long Term Support release of ubuntu from Canonical, this means that this release has 5 years of...
Read More Configure Python 3.4 as default in Ubuntu 14.04
May 9, 2014
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});The Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, Trusty Tahr, release has python 3.4 interpreter bundled , however python 2.7.6 interpreter is still the default interpreter if you access the...
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