A while back I followed these instructions and installed nautilus-gksu.

This Drupal filter module extends DrSlump's work to retrieve a remote file for display in a posting, with the addition of passing it through the GeSHi filter (passing the file's extension to GeSHi's available languages to attempt and render it automaticall

Notify-Remote will connect to a remote computer over SSH, tail the log file and pipe it to your local machine. It currently has limited support for Growl and notify-osd and since it is written in bash it should work on several platforms.

At the cost of a few CPU cycles you can put a new shine on the standard GNOME desktop. While not only a feast for the eyes it can provide stimulation to help break up the monotony of the daily grind. Here are some files and information that may help you get your desktop to start looking something like this:

Exchanging data between operating systems can create unwanted temporary files in directories. scrub-files.sh will recursively scrub a directory free of those 'pesky' files.

The following instructions are a workaround for the disabled Geo-Tagging feature in Linux versions of Google Earth. These steps outline the procedure for placing a number of photos from various Picasa Web Albums within Google Earth for export to a single Google Map.