[ Thanks to Stephen
Emms for this link. ]
“This is my second in a series of concise reviews of Linux
software. In my first review I looked at CeeMedia, a DVD
cataloguing software. It seems sensible for my second review in the
series to continue with this multimedia theme, so I will now take
the opportunity to review software designed to make it easier to
plan your TV viewing.“Rather than reviewing a single application, this time I will be
looking at three separate programs. The first to be considered is
FreeGuide. This is a Java application and consequently runs on all
major operating systems including Linux…”
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