OK so they are not exatly out yet, but I am told they are coming out soon. The three new animations are called, helix, blinds, and sandstorm.
Read more »Microsoft promises ODF, OOXML interoperability
In the wake of the ISO rejecting Microsoft's OOXML document format as an international standard, Microsoft has launched its Document Interoperability Initiative pledging to work with industry to ensure its document formats remain interchangeable with industry standards.
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Intel to fight EU antitrust charges next week
Chipmaker Intel Corp will fight European Commission charges that it abused its dominance and gave illegal rebates to drive a smaller competitor from the market at a two-day closed hearing next week.
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How to Burn a CD’s/DVD’s in Ubuntu Linux
GnomeBaker is a Gnome CD/DVD burning application.GnomeBaker is a GTK2/Gnome CD/DVD burning application. I’ve been writing it in my spare time so progress is fairly slow. It’s more of a personal project as I wanted to have a go at developing on Linux and I figured that as I had got this far I may as well let it loose on the world. Maybe someone will like it and use it.
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Alternative web browsers - safer surfing?
Web browsers are like surfboards for internet users. Internet Explorer is still the most widely distributed browser, but it doesn't take much scratching beneath the surface to discover that other programs provide better protection from phishers and other cyber-criminals.
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FREE software for your home office
Last week I wrote about the wealth of free software applications on the world wide web. To follow up on that, here is a small sampling of some of the popular ones.
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Richard Stallman Explains Software Patents (Video)
Richard Stallman’s talk about software patents, which has just been uploaded to YouTube.
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Things to do in Emacs when you're bored...
Start a conversation between Eliza and Zippy. t's easy; just "Meta-X doctor", then for the reply line, hit "Ctrl-U Meta-X yow" and hit return twice.
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Ubuntu 8.04 Will The Hardy Heron Bear Fruit?
With the problems of Vista, the end of the availability of XP, and the lack of Apple to see the light and open up OS X to non-Apple hardware, much is expected of the next release of the most popular consumer Linux distribution.
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Is Microsoft Losing Ground With Portable Computer Users?
Hey, what is going on here? In Thursday's list of Amazon's best-selling portable computers, only seven out of the top 25 run Windows! As you might expect, Apple takes a lot of the spots, but it's not just MacBooks. The Linux-based Asus Eee PCs and Nokia tablets are grabbing high positions in the list. That's a lot of computers that aren't paying tribute to Microsoft.
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Microsoft appeals 'Vista Capable' decision
There's a new twist in the "Windows Vista Capable" lawsuit that brought us all those behind-the-scenes e-mails last week: Microsoft has petitioned a federal appeals court in an attempt to overturn the judge's Feb. 22 decision granting the lawsuit class-action status.
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Linux crossword puzzle
We know our readers are a multifaceted lot, so when crossword puzzle author Myles Mellor offered to create a Linux-themed puzzle for us, we thought at least some of you would enjoy it.
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Mandriva Linux is NOT a purely "KDE distribution"
No, Michael, Mandriva Linux is NOT a purely "KDE distribution" and it hasn't been for the last 7 years !
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Del.icio.us Addon for your Firefox
This Official extension seamlessly integrates your browser with del.icio.us (http://del.icio.us/). It does this by augmenting the bookmarking functionality in Firefox with an enhanced experience that offers the following advantages:
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Bridging the Linux Gap for Windows Admins
"A lot of enterprises have moved to Linux because they're moving off Unix and they find Linux lets them maintain their skills but move to lower-cost hardware -- x86 boxes instead of Sun or HP Unix boxes," said open source expert Bernard Golden, CEO of Navica. "HP's philosophy is, 'if you're going to move off Unix boxes, why don't you stay in the family and move to an HP Linux box?'"
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