As I have blogged before, I have been evaluating Vector Linux 5.8 SOHO over the last 3 months or so. As promised, here are my findings...
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Introducing the Interactive Linux kernel map
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Linux kernel contains well over 5 million lines of code spread over 100's of files. And it should be a real chore to keep track of specific functions in the different files.
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UT3 confirmed for Linux
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Recent comments by Mark Rein (of Epic Games) have confirmed the companies love of linux and its plans to bring UT3 (Unreal Tournament 3) out on the linux platform.
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JEmu Version 4.1 released!
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Version 4.1 of JEmu2 the multi-system emulator for classic games systems just been released.
Chris White finished the Out Run driver, which is now included in JEmu2. It works great, and supports sound as well!
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Support for HTML Video element in Firefox
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"The WHATWG HTML 5 working draft has a specification for a 'video' element.I briefly mentioned in a previous post that I was working on implementing this tag natively in Firefox. The intent is to display Ogg Theora encoded video without needing any plugins...
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Lesser Known Applications for Linux — Learning and Hobby Tools
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This will be an ongoing series of articles highlighting lesser known applications for Linux. These articles will be a bit Ubuntu-centric, but these applications should run nicely on your distribution of choice.
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SSH Menu - Save and Open SSH Connections from the Panel
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I was looking for a replacement for SecureCRT in Ubuntu. Something that would let me save all my SSH connections and make it possible to open a connection with the least effort.
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Opera Uses Mozilla Fuzzer Tool To Find 'Highly Severe' Bug
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Despite having competing browsers, Opera used Mozilla's JavaScript security software tool, which was recently submitted to the general software community.
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VeriSign's SeatBelt OpenID plugin for Firefox
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"The first good example of browser integration for OpenID. It catches phishing attempts by watching out for rogue OpenID consumers that don’t redirect to the right place."
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Ubuntu 7.04 (feisty) on a Thinkpad T61P
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Finally got Ubuntu running on the T61P (which has assumed the name of my last laptop which is in the process of having the contents of its hard drive transplanted). I encountered some issues in the process of doing this.
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Buying an HP Pavilion laptop for GNU/Linux
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Remembering that Hewlett-Packard almost singlehandedly solved the basic problem of laser printer support for GNU/Linux, I ended up buying one of the company's laptops.
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Debian 4.0r1 Released
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"The Debian project has updated the stable distribution Debian GNU/Linux 4.0 (codename Etch). This update adds security updates to the stable release, together with a few corrections to serious problems. As always, the first point release also corrects a few issues that have been noticed too late in the release process to stop the release, but still should be fixed..."
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Submit your review and win a year's technical support!
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The company behind the 64 Studio creative distro now provides end user support. We're giving a support package away to the person who writes the best review of the recent 2.0 release. The installer is a free download from BitTorrent or mirrors, and there are 32-bit and live versions available too.
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What happened to Firefox?
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Firefox... what happened to you? You were supposed to be a slim browser usurping Mozilla by virtue of simplicity, shedding the feature creep and lack of engineering that had convoluted the Mozilla suite. Now you have become the very thing you were created to kill: a bloated browser.
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Device-oriented products hot at LinuxWorld Expo
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Several device-oriented products familiar to LinuxDevices readers came away from last week's LinuxWorld Expo with product excellence awards. Winners included Trolltech's Qtopia Greenphone SDK (software development kit), Unicon's System-on-Display hardware reference design, and Coverity's online software quality testing tools.
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