About
G-Loaded is a Technology and Open-Source Software (OSS) related journal.
G-Loaded strongly supports the concepts of open access, open standards and open source software and is dedicated to provide detailed information about the various computer-centric implementations of those concepts.
It features a lengthy list of original and quality HOWTO articles about the administration and maintenance of a Linux Server, tips and tricks about the use of open source software on the home or business Desktop, either Linux or Microsoft Windows, in the form of local or internet-based applications and, finally, it may feature reviews of technology-related products, services and books.
G-loaded uses the infrastructure of a private project hosting service, CodeTRAX, in order to publish various open source software projects, including some quite popular WordPress plugins, Epiphany extensions and other useful utilities.
The following sections contain information about the people behind G-Loaded and the website’s policy statements and terms of use:
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G-loaded is powered by open source software including, but not limited to, Fedora Linux, Apache’s httpd web server, MySQL database backend, WordPress and bbPress, both written in PHP.
