Today's Leftovers:
Submitted by srlinuxx on Tuesday 10th of August 2010 04:47:05 AM
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- Peppermint OS One-08042010 Screenshots
- Opera 10.61 Release Candidate (RC3) Released
- Digg using Drupal
- FLOSSCamp 2010
- The Dead Microsoft Sketch
- Illumination Software Creator 2.1 Beta 1
- A fund manager experiments in geek...
- Dumping Windows, moving on with Linux
- An In-Depth Look at Red Hat Cloud Computing
- O'Reilly's Report from Debian Conference
- Goodbye DebConf10
- FUDCon Tempe update
- Investment in open source software will only go up from here
- How can your software fail?
- On branding
- Improving Perl 5's Core Exceptions
- Gentoo's Quality Status
- Review: Zabbix 1.8 Network Monitoring
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