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Linux Backups For Real People, Part 2

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Last week we got our backup hardware in order, so today we're going into detail on backing up our data to a locally-attached backup device. We'll learn how to configure which files to backup, and create an easy one-word-command backup.

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An old hat with new tricks: Fedora 8 officially released

http://arstechnica.com

I'm wearing a very special hat today to celebrate the official release of Fedora 8, the latest version of the community-driven Linux distribution sponsored by Red Hat. Codenamed Werewolf, this release serves up some very impressive new features and includes a new visual style.

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Basic presentations with LaTeX Beamer

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Since slide shows are graphical themselves, most people associate them with GUI programs. Yet you can build slide shows just as effectively with some of the simplest and oldest of GNU/Linux tools. A case in point is LaTeX Beamer, which adds extensions to the classic LaTeX typesetting program to produce PDF presentations.

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Updating your system the Smart way

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All Linux distributions have things in common, but many differ in software installation and updating. Gentoo Linux is based on Portage, SUSE uses YaST, Red Hat and Fedora opt for yum, Linspire prefers CNR.... Oh, and don't forget the different package options: RPM, Debian, source, and more esoteric options.

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The unabated development of Fedora Linux

http://linux-noob.com

I use Linux every day and more often than not, it's Fedora based. The first linux distro I tried was Red Hat 5 and I still remember installing it multiple times in one day in order to gain a better understanding of Red Hat Linux. I stayed with Red Hat Linux right up until the last free version Red Hat 9.

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Skype for Linux 2.0 - with Video support

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Skype has released a new Beta version of it’s VoIP client for Linux. The new release comes with video support.... I know this is proprietary software but it is about time they supported GNU/Linux. Bury it if you don't care.

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One more cube: right prism ;) and wallpapers

http://dev.compiz-fusion.org

New plugins for Compiz Fusion. One allows a cube of photos inside the cube. Another allows different wallpapers for each desktop...Cool

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Created by missgeek 18 years 11 weeks ago
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Gentoos Emerge In Action

http://benin.1st-european-vacation.com

This a a little sample of emerge the python system Gentoo Linux uses to download compile install and manage packages Awesome indeed

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Fluxbuntu - not a bad start, I like it

http://mrzonbu.wordpress.com

This distribution deserves more detail here, and it will get it in a later post, but so far Fluxbuntu is looking like a solid candidate for a base to build a Debian/Ubuntu derived distro for the Zonbu.

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The 'Social Web Browser' Flock Hits Primetime

http://blog.wired.com

It may be almost a year late, but Flock, the browser dedicated to social networking, has finally released version 1.0. The results are surprisingly compelling.

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Details On The Open Source Version Of Movable Type

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When Six Apart first announced it would release an open source version of the popular blogging tool, Movable Type, it initially indicated that the open source variation would lack some of the features in the proprietary version. However the company seems to have changed its mind.

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Webot adds Mac, Linux support: I don’t care where my music is

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Webot adds Mac, Linux support: I don’t care where my music is

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Turn Thunderbird into the Ultimate Gmail IMAP Client

http://lifehacker.com

"...Internet Message Access Protocol (Wikipedia page) enables email programs to read messages stored on the server. Unlike POP, with IMAP it's as if you're browsing a network drive of files on a remote server with an open, live connection to that server; whenever you open a folder or view a message, it's displayed from that server live.

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SeaMonkey 1.1.6 released

http://moz.sillydog.org

"SillyDog701 moderator Edward informed us that SeaMonkey project has released update to SeaMonkey, version 1.1.6 following the Gecko security update released a few days ago..."

ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/seamonkey/releases/1.1.6

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Another Day Another Distro - Part 7 - Sabayon 1.1 Professional

http://adventuresinopensource.blogspot.com

So here we go again, another distro has made it to the front of the queue and this time it's the relatively new release Sabayon 1.1 Professional. I tried out version 3.2 of the main distro a while back but it was only on a virtual machine and I wanted to give it a proper test drive.

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