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• How to get Windows and Linux to cooperate on the network
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• small screen Ubuntu windows customizations
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• Fedora GIT package update (fedpkg) step by step
• Lookup Words from the Command Line Using a Simple Bash Script
• Fedora 13 btrfs installation guide
• KDE 4.5 RC3 available for Mandriva 2010 Spring
• Using the Opera browser as a widget engine in Linux
• 15 Useful Bash Shell Built-in Commands (With Examples)
• Disk Information Utility - di
• User switching in the Linux desktop
• Introducing CsoundAC: Algorithmic Composition With Csound And Python

easylinuxcds.com: Meego is a combination of Intel’s Moblin and Nokia’s Maemo project. This lightweight combination targets smartphones, netbooks, tablets, mediaphones, connected TVs and In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) systems.

lucas-nussbaum.net: Stefano raised again the issue of providing some kind of Debian membership to people that contribute to Debian in unusual ways like doing translation, documentation, marketing, design, etc. But what for?

thevarguy.com: Canonical has made a subtle but important shift in its channel partner strategy. Sure, the Ubuntu Linux promoter continues to engage with solutions providers. But increasingly, Canonical wants to recruit hosting partners and cloud partners onto the Ubuntu bandwagon.

pcworld.com: "Security through obscurity" may be a catchy phrase, but it's not the only thing that's catching among Windows users.

nowwhatthe.blogspot: Within openSUSE a strategic discussion is going on - what direction should we, as a distribution community, take?

• Illumos sporks OpenSolaris
• Illumos launched as OpenSolaris derivative
• OpenSolaris' child, Illumos, goes forward without Oracle
• www.illumos.org

flagrantdisregard.com: There is a noticeable “Lightroom gap” for Linux photographers. The open source project with the best chance of filling that gap at the moment is probably RawTherapee. But RawTherapee won’t be a serious contender for at least a few years. So I’m evaluating Bibble 5 Pro.

techdrivein.com: Gloobus Preview is a beautiful file preview application for Linux. Select a file and click space bar to have a quick preview of the file, as simple as that.

linuxfoundation.org: The Linux Foundation today announced that open source enterprise IT management company Zenoss is its newest member.

computerworlduk.com: It seems hard to believe, but the venerable LAMP stack – Linux, Apache MySQL, Perl/PHP/Python – is beginning to fade from people's memories. And yet in many ways it was LAMP that created the flourishing ecosystem of Internet startups after the catastrophic dotcom meltdown. Today people are lost in the fog of cloud computing.

phoronix.com: As I alluded to recently, the second round of Windows 7 vs. Linux benchmarks -- with the first round consisting of Is Windows 7 Actually Faster Than Ubuntu 10.04 and Mac OS X vs. Windows 7 vs. Ubuntu benchmarks. In this article we are mainly looking at the workstation.

workswithu.com: Between ext3, ext4, reiserfs and others, Ubuntu has no shortage of file systems to choose from when installing a new system. And those options are set to become yet more numerous in Ubuntu 10.10, which will introduce support for btrfs.

sutor.com: What questions come up most frequently when I engage with customers about open source? The answers should be important to you whether you produce or use traditional or open source software.

pcworld.com: Not surprisingly, the misperception that Linux is harder to use than other operating systems is also one that competing vendors routinely use to scare potential new users away from Linux.

opensuse.org: I have started maintaining three packages, namely Texmaker, TeXworks and Rubber, in the Publishing repository. These applications make working with and compiling latex documents user-friendly and painless.

mandrivachronicles.blogspot: When contrasting Linux and Windows, one frequently hears the fallacy that Linux is not an OS anyone can use. Read this reaction about it. That recurrent argument is based on several misconceptions that I would like to discuss.

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• DebConf 10: Day 1
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• Mandriva paywalls
• SourceForge's August Project of the Month: Wireshark
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• Get to know Linux: Grub2
• How to set static or fixed IP address using DHCP
• Conky Colors Makes Your Conky Beautiful In Seconds
• Compile VLC 1.1.2 on Fedora 13
• Changing screen resolution at the command line
• Puppet – server management made easy
• Load Balancing using the CUPS Print Queues
• Dual Boot Ubuntu 10.04 and Fedora 13 Goddard with Shared /home
• Christine - Small media player based on Gstreamer
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• Dial-up Internet Access With A USB Modem in Ubuntu
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• create a free audio link over the Internet using an old PC
• Creating UI Mockups in Inkscape Video Tutorial
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