debian.org: The Debian Installer team is pleased to announce the first release candidate of the installer for Debian 6.0 Squeeze.

documentfoundation.org: The Document Foundation is happy to announce the third release candidate of LibreOffice 3.3.

junauza.com: On our previous posts, we have featured several Linux distributions specifically made for hard drive data recovery and for web servers. Today, we would like to share with you another list of special purpose distros.

• Arch Linux is Tops In the Server Room
• The Arch Way

• Ubuntu 11.10 To Be Called Oscillating Ocelot?
• Full Circle Podcast 15:
• Ubuntu To Launch Developer Portal

• Transferring Linux over the network
• Random Ideas for a revolutionized Amarok Icon
• GNOME T-Shirt Design Contest Extended
• A collection of nice themes for Gnome and Ubuntu
• Wine-Reviews Acquires The Bordeaux Technology Group
• Gentoo Service Station
• pfSense development in 2011
• How About Something Similar to Ubuntu Control Center in Default Ubuntu?
• Funding for OSS-related vendors surpasses $4bn following stellar Q4
• Invitation to the January 18th Debian-NYC Novice Night
• Gaming In Linux : Angry Birds (with Wine) Video
• VLC iOS developers fight back
• Australian Linux Conference may be cancelled due to Brisbane flood
• Joomla 1.6 arrives
• Squeeze is Imminent
• Google and H.264 - Far From Hypocritical

• Nested-RAID: RAID-5 and RAID-6
• change the default application for a type of file in Ubuntu
• How to make Vintage Effect with gimp
• howto create winter landscape with gimp
• How to remove a watermark (the fast&easy way)
• Gwrite – Simple HTML5 Rich Text editor
• Howto access the UK Rackspace Cloud with the PHP Binding
• gnome recovery to default
• Alt & F2 – The Ultimate Linux Keyboard Shortcut
• Digital speech in Ubuntu 10.10
• Manage an application’s priority in Linux
• Speed up web site using HTTP accelerator - Varnish
• Skype Call Recorder
• Enable MultiTouch Support for Clickpad On Ubuntu
• Top 10 MySQL Best Practices
• Publish Photos on a WordPress Blog from digiKam
• Solve PS/2 Mouse and Keyboard Problem in Ubuntu
• How to Enable Antialiasing in Wine
• Get rid of DRM on PDFs using CUPS-PDF

eweekeurope.co.uk: The openSUSE Linux version is going to a foundation because users demanded it, says Novell’s community manager Jos Poortvliet.

muktware.com: Muktware recently published a blog about Banshee becoming the default music player for Ubuntu. That made me think what is Linux Mint going to do which uses Ubuntu as its base.

internetnews.com: After the big launch of RHEL 6 last year though, there isn't a whole lot to be excited about in the latest 5.x release. That said RHEL 5.x users that aren't in a position to move to RHEL 6 will likely be very happy with the update.

Cherokee is a very fast, flexible and easy to configure Web Server. It supports the widespread technologies nowadays: FastCGI, SCGI, PHP, CGI, TLS and SSL encrypted connections, virtual hosts, authentication, on the fly encoding, load balancing, Apache compatible log files, and much more. This tutorial shows how you can install Cherokee on an OpenSUSE 11.3 server with PHP5 support (through FastCGI) and MySQL support.

dasublogbyprashanth.blogspot: I've had a couple of encounters with #! before. I was pleasantly surprised by the features and minimalistic beauty of version 9.04.01, and I was later slightly let down by the relative lack of polish and removal of some features in version 10.

linuxinsider.com: Scanners have long been a configuration nightmare for Linux machines, but the Simple Scan app can make routine, repetitive photo and document scanning chores much easier than apps like Xsane.

theregister.co.uk: The Spanish Ministry of the Interior has expressed its regret that an international crackdown on IT masterminds inside the violent Basque separatist group ETA was dubbed "Operation Linux".

jedihawk.com: When I first installed Gentoo, I thought it was pretty good. It was not as easy as other distros (such as Ubuntu), but it gave me lots of control.

hackingthevalley.com: There is one thing PHP desperately needs — an easy to use built-in web server. Every semester, as I face a new room full of hopeful newbies, I deal with one of the major pain points of PHP development — that PHP is worthless without a web server.

techeye.net: Insecurity expert Steve Chang, who is the chairman of Trend Micro, has just declared himself the sworn enemy of the Open Sauce movement by saying that Android is less secure than the iPhone because it is Open Sauce.

linuxplanet.com: From the user's side, that is. From the side of a whole world full of people who will eventually determine whether Linux has a future as a viable home/office alternative to Windows.

gimp.org: In the face of all sorts of rumours and interpretations about the future of the project there is a call for clarification regarding development of GIMP.

eyeonlinux.com: I did a full review earlier of Linux Mint Debian Edition and loved it. Now there’s an update to it and I couldn’t resist doing a quick look.