some leftovers:

- 6 Reasons why Linux is Comic Book Friendly
- Compiz Will Not Be Ported To Wayland
- 2013: The year of . . .
- Debian: Enjoy One Of The Most Stable And Trusted Linux Distributions
- MakerPlane: Open source takes flight in aviation
- Novell Board Must Go to Trial
- Import Photos from a Remote Server into digiKam
- SprezzOS: "Most Robust, Beautiful & Performant Linux"
- This Weekend in Linux: Fedora, Fuduntu, and Chakra
- Calling all GNOME 2 fans: Meet Fuduntu Linux 2013.1
- KWin In KDE 4.11 Moves Along With Using XCB
- Waving TDF Long Tail
- A look at KDE in Debian Wheezy
- Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter Issue 298
- Freeing up the summer with LibreOffice
- Varnish logs analized with awstats | Multiple virtual servers
- Automated testing and Compiz
- A Mageia based Firewall with auto_inst and lots of other stuff like chrooted squid
- peyote: Tunes for the terminal
- wiki.debian.org security breach
- An analysis of Debian wiki security breach
- How To Create CD ISO Image From Linux
- Disabling User Accounts in Linux
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