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Linux DVRs detect stolen, abandoned objects

http://www.linuxdevices.com

A Phillipines-based video capture card vendor has soft-launched a line of Linux-based surveillance DVRs (digital video recorders). Neugent Technologies said its LX8000 SmartDetect DVRs have "built-in object detection video analytics," enabling them to watch for left, abandoned, missing, or stolen objects.

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Newest Firefox 3.0 preview sets stage for beta this month

http://www.linuxworld.com

Mozilla Corp. Monday unveiled the last planned alpha update to Firefox 3.0 before it brings the new browser into the daylight of beta testing.

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Secure web browsing through Live Linux distros

http://www.itwire.com.au

"No matter how virus-ridden a hard drive may be, no matter how lacking its firewall or anti-spyware software, a bootable CD bypasses it all. The user simply reboots their computer with the CD in the tray."

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How to Access Your Ubuntu Remotely

http://blog.thembid.com

When I was using Windows XP I would use UltraVNC to access my desktop remotely, then when I “upgraded” to Vista I did not take to the time to do that, instead I used the built in Remote Desktop feature. Now that I have truly upgraded to Ubuntu, I want to be able to access my machine remotely.

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Dual-booting vs. virtualization: Using Windows and Linux on the same server

http://searchenterpriselinux.techtarget.com

"Many Windows administrators get their first taste of Linux by booting a live CD version of a given distribution, or by running it in a virtual machine."

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With An Informal Show Of Hands, What Do You Think Is More Secure? Linux? Vista?

http://www.lockergnome.com

I have been hearing a lot lately about how Windows Vista is supposedly more secure overall than the popular Linux distros in the market today. After soaking this in and having a chance to think about it, I can come to only one conclusion: Microsoft must believe that vulnerabilities are worse than actual, in-motion exploits being used against exiting operating systems.

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Drupalicious

http://fosswire.com

Drupal is a modular open-source content management system. The “modular” aspect of it means that you can remove or add any feature you like to and from the system. Almost everything in Drupal is a module, from content editing to forums to stat tracking, and yes, even blogging.

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Klipper for cutting and pasting

http://fosswire.com

Most clipboard implementations only have the ability to store one item in them, so if you copy and paste a lot having space for one item only can be frustrating. Add to that the fact that selecting any text when using X11 (the underlying graphical platform underneath Linux) copies it to the clipboard in the default configuration, you can easily lose what you wanted to copy. Enter Klipper.

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SUSE vs. Ubuntu - first impressions

http://education.zdnet.com

I’ve used SUSE Linux before, but that was way back in the day of version 9. Things have changed a lot since then, both with OpenSUSE (the open source incarnation of Novell’s SUSE Linux) and in the open source community as a whole.

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Palm delays Linux smartphone

http://www.vnunet.com

Palm will not ship its Linux smartphone until next year, the company's chief executive Ed Colligan disclosed during an earnings call.

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Damn Small Linux 3.4 live CD goes gold

http://www.desktoplinux.com

The Damn Small Linux (DSL) team today released DSL 3.4, a live CD featuring a 2.4.26 kernel and lightweight Fluxbox window manager. "I took a little side trip while working on 4.0 to make a much asked-for version of DSL," chief maintainer Robert Shingledecker said.

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Enlighten your desktop with Elive

http://www.packtpub.com

Unless you're an old Linux user, you've only probably used the KDE, GNOME or Xfce desktop environments. But since the time when these desktops were in their infancy, the Enlightenment desktop environment has been impressing users. Bringing this mature, visually appealing environment to new Linux users is what the Elive distribution is all about.

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Make Firefox Use Multiple Rows of Tabs

http://www.howtogeek.com

If you are a Firefox power user like I am, then you probably have dozens of tabs open all the time. After trying a number of different options, I've finally settled on using multiple rows of tabs as the best option.

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FlightLinux blasts off again

http://www.linux.com

Patrick Stakem wants everyone to know that the newest iteration of FlightLinux is not just for NASA rocket scientists. The special hardened distribution that earlier this century orbited the Earth on an unmanned satellite is set to move into active duty again, this time as a civilian project.

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Slackware Linux 12.0 goes gold

http://www.desktoplinux.com

The Slackware Linux team this week released stable v12.0 of its Linux distribution. Slackware Linux v12.0 boasts a 2.6.21.5 kernel, a KDE 4.5.6 default desktop environment, the latest modular X11 Window System, and numerous other advanced features.

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