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SimplyMEPIS 8 Update Released

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SimplyMEPIS 8.0.10 has been released, and it is as usual very good. I've been pleased and impressed with MEPIS for quite some time now. Despite being what might be considered a "minor" release, going from 8.0.06 to 8.0.10, there are a number of significant changes in this distribution.

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Ubuntu 9.10's New X Based Boot Splash

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Dear Ubuntu fans, we are proud to announce that, as of this morning, Canonical added a brand-new X-based boot splash, which will be present in the upcoming Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala) operating system, due for release on October 29th.

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Created by prakash 16 years 20 weeks ago
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The Beauty and Warts of KDE4

http://www.linuxplanet.com

With the release of version 4.3, the majority of users finally seem to accept -- if not necessarily love -- the changes in KDE4. At this point, it seems fair to ask: How successful are the KDE 4 series of releases?

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Slackware version 13.0 Released

http://www.slackware.com

Yes it's that time again! After many months of development and careful testing, we are proud to announce the release of Slackware version 13.0!

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3 Emulators To Play Free Old School Games On Your Linux Machine

http://www.makeuseof.com

Old school games have always been fun, yet simple and easy to play. They may not have the best of the graphics but you can surely enjoy a trip down memory lane! Here is how you can play those old, free games on your Linux machine. There are various emulators available for Linux, let us look at them one by one.

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Created by industrialmachine 16 years 20 weeks ago
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6 Reasons Why Mozilla Firefox Is Safe Compared To Internet Explorer

http://www.makeuseof.com

While statistics put Internet Explorer clearly ahead as the most widely used web browser, it’s clear to many people that it is not due to the excellent programming.

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Created by yantramosi 16 years 20 weeks ago
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Revisiting Linux Part 1: A Look at Ubuntu 8.04

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Back in the early part of 2008 we decided that we wanted to take a fresh look at Linux on the desktop. To do so we would start with a “switcher” article, giving us the chance to start anew and talk about some important topics while gauging the usability of Linux.

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Created by dogbiter 16 years 20 weeks ago
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How to create a database with OpenOffice Base

http://www.ghacks.net

OpenOffice Base is a database management system capable of creating its own databases or connecting to a database created by the more powerful MySQL database server. But for the average user, creating a stand alone database is enough power. And OpenOffice Base handles this task easily.

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Created by StayPuff 16 years 20 weeks ago
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OpenShot - a new Linux Video Editor

http://www.itrunsonlinux.com

If you want to edit your own videos & you are running Linux on your desktop, you must have a look at OpenShot - a non-linear video editor. A Developer Preview is available now, version 0.9.22.

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Skype 2.1 Beta For Linux Has Been Released

http://webupd8.blogspot.com

Skype 2.1 Beta vor Linux has been released yesterday, bringing a lot of new features, including:

* High Quality Video support.
* Skype's SILK audio codec.
* PulseAudio support.
* SMS sending support.
* Chat messages editing/removing support.
* Contact groups support.
* Typing notification in chat.

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Great Distros You May Not Have Tried

http://elevenislouder.blogspot.com

There are some great distributions in our wonderfully cluttered Linux distro landscape. Some are very similar to others, and some are wildly different from the rest. The one thing to remember is that while these distributions may be amazingly well thought out, and amazingly well put together their obscurity will present two problems.

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Installing Adobe CS4 in Wine

http://www.wine-reviews.net

How to install Adobe CS4 in Wine and that’s what I’ll be showing you how to do today. But before we get into it, you must know that Wine is a very precise machine, different versions and different software can give you different results! But there is hope, that hope lies in the open hands of the WineHQ developers and community.

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Created by twickline 16 years 20 weeks ago
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AerieBSD — a fork of OpenBSD (nothing to see yet ...)

http://blogs.dailynews.com

I plucked this from the noise on Twitter: A new project dubbed AerieBSD is starting, some say as a fork of OpenBSD (and from the looks of the planned architectures, I'd say they're right).

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Created by vacuous 16 years 20 weeks ago
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Upgrading to XBMC (XBox Media Center) 9.04.1 in Ubuntu is Easy

http://ubuntumanual.org

XBMC is an award winning free and open source software for Linux, Windows, Mac OS X, and XBox. Not so familiar with this popular application, here is a quick preview on what all XBMC Media Center can do for you.

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Created by jeff2007 16 years 20 weeks ago
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My Perfect Backup Setup

http://www.linux-magazine.com

For a long time I relied on an external hard drive and Jungle Disk as my daily backup solution. This wasn't the most advanced backup setup, but it did the trick. Recently, however, I added a new device to my local network: a tiny Linux-based server with the silly name Bubba Two.

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