• Red Hat Deepens Commitment in Asia-Pacific Region
• Linux Storm: Stormy Peters (interview)
• Interview Authors of "UNIX and Linux System Administration Handbook"
• Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter #203
• What Happens
• Lockheed Martin goes open source, people freak out
• Don't buy the hype (Novell vs Ubuntu)
• Irssi - A Really Good IRC Client
• Criteria and documentation
• Hybrid licensing strategies for open source monetization
• Linux Format wallpapers Updated
• Compact POS devices run SUSE Linux
• FreeBSD Foundation Newsletter, July 27, 2010
• What's in a License?
• Open source installer offered for Plug Computer
• Drupal 7 beta due in early August
• Complementary and Collaborative Apps
• New Benefits for Linux Foundation Members

• Using ALSA to Control Linux Audio
• Install Flashget and configure Firefox plugin
• LPI 101 - Linux certification practice exam
• Terminator and CDargs: Two Great Command Line Tools
• Investigate GNU/Linux box for io latency and network clogs
• Python development masterclass
• Emacs Macro Tutorial: How to Record and Play
• Going fast with DWM
• Converting Images with ImageMagick
• Compress / Uncompress files using bzip2

ghabuntu.com: One of the greatest strengths of Linux over other OS is the centralized software and update management tools that come built in. However, I noted a common misconception.

thevarguy.com: It seems like once a year an article or blog gets posted re-igniting the debate on the future of computing devices. Because I often speak about the future of technology, the topic is of great interest to me — especially when it comes to the future of PCs.

• Little Tweaks Make Mozilla Thunderbird More Elegant, Easier to Use
• Sunbird: Your Calendar, Your Way

gnome.org/bolsh: Today at GUADEC I presented the results of the GNOME Census, a project we have been working on for a while. For as long as I have been involved in GNOME, press, analysts, potential partners and advisory board members have been asking us: How big is GNOME?

tuxradar.com: We've looked at three Linux-based phones that give the iPhone a run for its money. There's the Palm Pre, running WebOS; Nokia's Maemo 5-based N900, and the HTC Legend, running Android. Each is a strong challenger to Apple's device, and they beat it today in significant areas. So, which is best for you?

itnews.com.au: Oracle has shut down servers Sun Microsystems was contributing to the build farm for open source database software, PostgreSQL, forcing enthusiasts to scramble to find new hosts to test updates to their software on the Solaris operating system.

ghacks.net: There’s a line between closing an application and leaving it open. But aren’t there times when you wish you could force an app not made for the notification area into that “quick recall” space? Well now you can with a handy little tool called AllTray.

blog.martin-graesslin.com: I want to give an overview on what I am planning and working on for KWin in KDE SC 4.6. The big topic for 4.6 is performance –

techradar.com: Fedora, since its inception in late 2003 as Red Hat's community distribution, has nurtured around itself a devoted community. It has achieved this after providing, release after release, an innovative and complete distribution that demands attention and respect.

blogs.pcworld.co.nz: It's been a while, but here's a fresh collection of Linux, computer and programming wit and wisdom. Who says geeks don't have a sense of humour?

novell.com: The openSUSE Project today announced the appointment of Jos Poortvliet as openSUSE Community Manager starting August 1.

afiestas.org: We’re proud to announce the first release of BlueDevil, the new bluetooth stack for KDE SC.