Ubuntu 9.0.4 Desktop, nicknamed Jaunty Jackalope, is likely to continue the Mac-like cult following for Canonical's Debian-based Linux distribution. But there's not a lot new here.
Read more »Ubuntu Desktop: Plenty of sizzle, not much steak
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5 resources for learning Perl Graphical Programming
OpenSolaris is becoming more like regular Solaris
Lines are beginning to blur between the open source and commercial versions of the Sun Microsystems Solaris Unix operating system.
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Linux market share growing, growing, growing
What is the true market share for Linux? A: Depends who you ask! You can find desktop penetration of 1%, 2% and 4% - and a server share right up to 46%!
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Linux Standards, And Why They Shouldn’t Matter
The old debate about lack of standardization among different Linux platforms flared up on Slashdot this weekend. It's a complicated topic, with complex arguments both for and against greater consolidation among Linux programming interfaces and distributions. It's also something that would be a nonissue if developers could find the courage to declare certain subsets of the Linux community more
Read more »ODF Alliance Newsletter: Ecuador Joins the Club
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Open-Source Government
For some time now we have been seeing scattered transitions towards Linux in governments, due to it's openness and inexpensive price. Though the road will be bumpy, this seems like a trend that is almost guaranteed to continue.
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How GNU/Linux users can keep Mono at bay
Developer Tim Chase, who describes himself as "a genetic geek", has created a package called Mononono which creates explicit conflicts with core Mono packages.
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Is there only one choice for the Linux newcomer?
Whilst Ubuntu is a great distro offering “out of the box” support, there is so much more to Linux and Linux != Ubuntu!
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Say “Cheese” with your webcam on Linux
So you went ahead and purchased that System 76 laptop or you decided to finally install Linux on your laptop. You now have a Linux based laptop with a webcam. But how do you take advantage of this hardware?
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Taking Copyright Education Seriously
"Last week, after months of work, EFF launched Teaching Copyright, a balanced, fact-based curriculum for high school educators looking to discuss copyright issues in the classroom.
Read more »Linux Mastercards
There are some operating system that you don't need money to buy. For everyone else, there's Windows.
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Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter #144
Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter, Issue #144 for the week May 24th - May 31st, 2009 is available.
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Is Windows killing the Netbook?
I suspect that Windows is slowly killing the netbook concept. I realized this when I walked into a big computer shop and saw the following sign beside the Netbooksaisle: please note that these computer have reduced functionality and will not run games.
Read more »Microsoft Employees and Partners Start Attacking ODF in Public
The smears against OpenDocument Format (ODF) start coming from all the familiar places, including Microsoft itself, even directly
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