Topics Covered:

• {play 4:52}Thank you to those who have contributed to our fundraiser campaign.
• {play 10:40}Prize Announcement: Win an assorted bulk pack of Eco Alkalines batteries. Eco Alkalines: now available at Future Shop and Best Buy in Canada
• {play 13:13}Welcome to our newly registered viewers.
• {play 14:41}New web site feature: Direct download high-resolution behind the scenes photo downloads on the episode show notes pages.
• {play 16:43}Feature: Making Windows 8/8.1 look and feel like Windows 7.
  • What we don't like about Windows 8: it is built for touch screen.
  • The problem with Windows 8 and its userbase.
  • What we can do about it: Classic Shell.
  • Downloading and installing Classic Shell from classicshell.net.
  • Understanding the options included with Classic Shell: Classic Explorer, Classic Start Menu, Classic IE and Classic Shell Update.
  • Launching Classic Shell for the first time.
  • Looking over the default settings (which you'll probably want to leave as is).
  • Classic Shell gives Windows 8 users a traditional shutdown button.
  • Activating and configuring the Classic Explorer Bar (Classic IE, included with Classic Shell) in Internet Explorer on Windows 8.
  • Classic Shell does not remove Windows 8's start screen. It is still accessible by holding the Shift key when you click the start button.
  • Classic Shell supports skins. You can download third-party skins, or create your own.
  • Get it now: classicshell.net
• {play 32:00}Top Stories from the Category5.TV Newsroom
  • Toyota is suggesting a vehicle inspired by a horse.
  • Your smartphone pin could be determined using the phone’s camera and microphone.
  • The Internet Archive has had a fire at its building in San Francisco. Visit blog.archive.org to learn the full story and how you can help.
  • From 150 million compromized Adobe user accounts, “123456″ was the most popular password. GASP!
  • An inexpensive robotic arm has been created which boosts human strength, winning its young creators the James Dyson award.
• {play 41:02}Viewer Question: When I try to run wine, I get the error: "This is the wine64-bin helper package, which does not provide wine itself, but instead exists solely to provide the following information about enabling multiarch on your system in order to be able to install and run the 32-bit wine packages." How do I get wine working on my system?
  • Activate multiarch support in your 64-bit Linux system: dpkg --add-architecture i386
  • Install the 32-bit wine on your multiarch-enabled 64-bit Linux system: apt-get update && apt-get install wine-bin:i386
• {play 46:46}Viewer Question: I enjoy watching Category5—it's the only tech show that doesn't just show new apps. I hear you are coding a CMS. I am coding an LMS. Would it not be better for you to code a CMS?
  • Robbie has built a content management system (CMS), not a course management system (CMS).
  • Understanding what makes Robbie's CMS different, and what it is used for.
• {play 53:19}Viewer Question: I have a parity disk on unRAID that says it can't be found. What's the deal with that?
• {play 57:11}Viewer Question: I saw your video about SmartNAV and was wondering if it would work for my father. He is losing the use of his hands but would still like to be able to use his computer. Is this a good solution? Note: Robbie also mentions a device which allows control of a computer's cursor by a mouth device called QuadJoy. See www.quadjoy.com.