The Ubuntu Media Center project chose Elisa as their core infrastructure to push the free sofware media center effort forward.
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Comparing GNU/Linux and FreeBSD
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GNU/Linux is the most popular operating system built with free/open source software. However, it is not the only one: FreeBSD is also becoming popular for its stability, robustness and security. In this article, I’ll take a look at their similarities and differences.
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Setting Up A Feature-Rich Desktop With Fedora 7
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This guide shows how you can set up a Fedora 7 desktop that is a full-fledged replacement for a Windows desktop, i.e. that has all the software that people need to do the things they do on their Windows desktops. The benefits: a secure system without DRM restrictions working even on old hardware, and the best is: all software comes free of charge.
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Lifehacker Top 10: Top 10 Ubuntu applications
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Today we've chosen our favorite ten Ubuntu software applications that are exclusive to GNU/Linux. Add them to your Ubuntu desktop to make your install pop.
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Fedora 7 released
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Fedora 7, the latest version of the popular community-driven GNU/Linux distribution sponsored by Red Hat, was released this morning. This is the first Fedora release to incorporate and unify both the Core and Extra platform components, thus obviating the need for the traditional inclusion of the word "Core" in the distribution's name.
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Fedora Project gets a web face lift
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The Fedora Project has gotten a new look prior to the Fedora 7 launch. Take a look to learn more about the OS and how developers, writers and artists can contribute to Fedora.
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Ubuntu guy has a Dell T-shirt
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Anyone notice that the Ubuntu guy has a Dell logo on his T-Shirt? Wow!
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300+ Easily Installed Free Fonts for Ubuntu
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Ubuntu offers a lot of fonts, in addition to the defaults installed, and the Microsoft msttcorefonts package, in its repositories. All these fonts mentioned here are provided as packages, which can easily installed using command line tools like apt-get or using Synaptic.
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