Although no longer as popular a few years ago, is still quite a lot of bloggers who consistently write on their blog. Surely many among the bloggers who use Linux as their flagship operating system. There are quite a lot of blogging client on Linux and that will be raised this time is BloGTK.
BloGTK has been equipped with a powerful text processing capabilities, almost approaching a professional word processor. Slight weakness lies in the feature WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) is not perfect. However, at least the preview facility available to estimate the layout of text and images when later text has been published.
BloGTK supports quite a lot of blog services, including WordPress (both service WordPress.com and self-hosted), Blogger (Blogspot), Moveable Type, Habari, and LifeType. In essence, all the blog services support XML-RPC, are likely to be supported by BloGTK.
BloGTK not only able to manage one blog, but several blogs at once. And another great does not have to come from the same service. When about to publish posts, you can just choose, on the blog where the posts will be published.
For fans of HTML, BloGTK also provides the ability to display the HTML code of a paper to be published.
Reposted by Nano Bagelen
Trend Micro study released recently stated that in Southeast Asia, Indonesian consumers are enthusiastic game players, and ranked second in terms of mobile application download games.
As many as 78 percent of respondents in Indonesia also played a mobile game at least once a week, with 48 percent of them play mobile games every day. In terms of mobile application download games, 48 percent of consumers downloading mobile applications games each week, while 18 percent of mobile app download game every month.
Research presented in this press release stated that although consumers in Indonesia like mobile gaming, many are not willing to shop for mobile gaming applications.
As many as 45 percent of respondents in Indonesia are not willing to pay for mobile apps games, and only 31 percent of respondents were willing to pay up to $ 2 per application.
In addition, on average, less than half of the parents surveyed engaged in a mobile lifestyle of their children. Only 54 percent of respondents in Indonesia aware of what their children played on his mobile device although 45 percent of respondents often played with family members and friends.
As many as 62 percent of respondents in Indonesia also uses mobile antivirus on the device. Yet 51 percent of respondents had experienced or download the application imitations or risky.
Lack of awareness on mobile
application security is also a reason why 44 percent of respondents in
Indonesia do not check the authenticity of the application prior to
downloading, with 27 percent of respondents did not know how to do it. Most consumers also rely on reviews and ratings application to check the authenticity of the application prior to downloading.
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