• porges » Blog Archive » Normalizing your MP3 collection with mp3gain
  If you’d rather use album normalization (and have your files separated by album):
  (tags: mp3 normalize mp3gain replaygain audio ubuntu)
• SEOmoz | Web Developers: 13 Command Line Tricks You Might Not Know
  Below is a list of command line tricks I’ve found to be very useful in web development that a surprising number of web developers don’t know about.
  (tags: linux shell unix howto tips)

• The Digital Ninja » 10 must have programs for a new Ubuntu user.
  So I’ve done it, I’ve taken the plunge from windows to Linux. And I can truthfully say, I’m not looking back. My disto of choice, Ubuntu 6.10 edgy eft. I’ve compiled a list of the top 10 must have programs. This is not a complete list by any means
  (tags: ubuntu linux opensource desktop list)

• Adventure: free online classic games (www.play.vg)
  (tags: Games flash free classic adventure text)

• XGL/Compiz on Xubuntu (XFCE)
  So I made it!! First of all I run xubuntu 6.10 on a Dell Inspiron 5160 with a nVidia 5200Go using Twinview function. So my suggestion probably can’t fit all of you but… To install AIGLX I followed this guide made by Felipe http://pollycoke.wordpress.com
  (tags: xfce aigxl x.org twinview nvidia linux ubuntu xubuntu)

This article shows a cool little SSH login trick:

This will open the master connection in the background and now you can connect to those remote systems easily using “ssh w1″ or “ssh w2″. This also allows you to easily scp files from the local system to a remote system without copying the files twice: first to guard and from there to the remote system.

It relies on creating a master command connection, of course. But almost all cool SSH connection tricks rely on the same thing. And really, a master connection is so amazingly useful that one should do this, anyway!

• TIP Using screen – Gentoo Linux Wiki
  The other thing I like to do is show a “tab-bar.” This displays a strip along the bottom with the names and numbers of the different windows you have open. It also has a clock in the lower right since it was just dead space anyway. Look at the screen shot
  (tags: linux screen tips bash howto)