Subversion is a version control system: It keeps a record of changes over the lifetime of a file, allowing you to revert to an earlier version at will. It's particularly useful for code projects, but it can handle, and be useful for, pretty much any type of file (e.g., for tutorials!). It's available as a package for most Linux distros, or as source from the web site.
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Open source speeds up molecular research
Simulating molecular motions provides researchers with information critical to designing vaccines and working on preventing diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. But, until recently, researchers needed supercomputers or clusters to run molecular simulations.
Read more »Indonesia Go Open Source Ads
With this advertisement in television, I hope there will be more use of Open Source Software in Indonesia.
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Fedora as Basis of Russia's Operating System?
A few days ago in Minkomsvyazi Russia held a meeting with the head of the Russian Federation Minkomsvyazi IO Schegolev and Director of the European division, vice-president of the corporation Red Hat Werner Knobliha.During the meeting it was announced that the development of free software in Russia - one of the main directions of the Ministry.
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AWN dock (and Extras) 0.3.2 released! \o/
Avant Window Navigator has released version 0.3.2 today. This includes the release of the core dock, "awn", and all the applets and plugins, "awn-extras".
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Awn/Awn Extras 0.3.2 Released!
The Avant Window Navigator (Awn) and Awn Extras teams would like to announce the release of version 0.3.2. This represents a year's worth of bugfixes, performance improvements, and new applets.
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Awn Window Navigator
I follow development of the awn window navigator closely ever since it was first announced on Launchpad.
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What can Linux do for you?
As the Linux name has been filtering down from the dizzying heights of geekdom to the general mind share. I am sure that many people have been wondering exactly what this Linux thing is and what can it do for them.
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Is Ubuntu Heading Down the Microsoft Release Path?
This thought hit home when I was working to fix a sound issue on my computer, although the seeds had been sown quite some time ago with my upgrade to Ubuntu 7.04. My concern is not about FOSS philosophy, but rather about updates and version releases.
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Compiz community shakeup could bring big improvements
The Compiz project has announced plans for a major reorganization and a new roadmap for integrating major architectural changes.
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66 Pages of Microsoft Evilness
PREVIOUSLY IN THIS Web site, we exposed the origins of Microsoft AstroTurfing and people who were responsible for that.
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My wife gave up on Kubuntu! :-(
I really tried. My wife's Macbook went crazy one day after a Mac OS update and was in need of a reinstall. I convinced her to try out Kubuntu 8.10 with KDE 4.1(and later 4.2).
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Average John & the Ubuntu Switch
So, the Booth Ubuntu Linux switchover is complete, though not completely spit-shined yet, but ... dude. This is freaking AWESOME and the overall experience has been way easier and smoother than I had anticipated.
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Six carriers promise LiMo phones in 2009
Six major global operators today affirmed their expectation of shipping mobile phones based on the Linux Mobile Foundation's (LiMo's) flavor of Linux during 2009. LiMo, meanwhile, announced its second, more ambitious spec, five compliant royalty-free reference implementations, and two powerful new board members, global mobile operators Telefónica and SK Telecom.
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Simplicity or Complexity?
Sometimes I sit back and wonder about the direction technology has taken, especially with regards to operating systems. I think back to my Apple days and even when I got my first PC running MS-DOS with Microsoft Windows 3.11. Obviously, some of you can go even further back in history while others not far at all.
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