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- Linux Doesn't Need Slick Marketing
- From Ghana to Wall Street: The Linux End User Summit
- I want a real Linux and Mac version of Chrome
- Portrait: LinuxToday managing editor Carla Schroder
- Reports: Microsoft to End Effort With Seinfeld and Gates
- Bob Dylan using Drupal
- Open-Source Alternatives To Microsoft Office, Part II
- Upstart Seeks To Overthrow OpenOffice
- High-end developers choose commercial Linux
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- 160 hours left to register for the openSUSE board election
- The Open Source Home Business Model - Beyond Installfests
- Lenovo’s New Servers: Novell Beats Red Hat to the Punch
- X11 Connection Rejected Because of Wrong Authentication Error
- The $75, one watt laptop
- Linux and the Enterprise Desktop, Revisited
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re: Slick Marketing
Yeah, because the non-slick marketing Linux is currently using is working oh so well (hey that 5% market share isn't just a rounding error on someones survey - oh wait, it could be).