Fedora 8 is out now and plans for Fedora 9 are made. The feature list is already in place and contains several entries.
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Fix for Limewire blank beryl problem
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If you are working limewire with beryl you might see blank beryl problem here is the solution for this...
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Intel to Unveil Chips for Improving Video Quality on the Web - New York Times
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 11 — Intel plans to announce a family of microprocessor chips on Monday that it says will speed the availability of high-definition video via the Internet.
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Compiz, Beryl, eyecandy vs. productivity. My approach to quantify interfaces
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Now Compiz, Beryl is all over the place and there are massive discussions about it. But I have a few doubts about it. First of all, how do we benchmark an interface, especially its efficiency. I would like to propose a few speculations that could hopefully evolve into some sort of quantifying standards of a desktop interface.
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Easily Sudo-open that File
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If you are using GNOME and a distribution that supports either sudo or su, then we have a quick tip for you.
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Bandwidth Vista 2
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Bandwidth Vista 2, The Next Generation bandwidth monitor with GEO-IP Connection Mapper. Displays Real-Time TCP and UDP Connections including Country and City. Holds a full log of bandwidth usage. New to Bandwidth Vista 2 is Voice Alerts and a Whois Lookup Tool and two kinds of graph.
Read more »Install, Configure, Build, and Integrate Secure Directory Services with OpenLDAP server
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Packt is pleased to announce a new book on OpenLDAP for Application Developers and System Administrators running OpenLDAP. Written by Matt Butcher, this book prepares the reader to build a directory using OpenLDAP and then employ this directory in the context of the network, taking a practical approach that emphasizes how to get things done.
Read more »PclinuxOS, radically simple: Plug ‘n Play
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The article I am writing is about PCLinuxOS, but probably is not very different for other Linux distributions. A few weeks ago I installed PCLinuxOS for the first time and was impressed by the ease of stabilizing my internet connection and the speed of installation. Since that first day PCLinuxOS managed to surprise me several other times.
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Flyback: Backup & recovey tool for Linux!
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Flyback is a backup and recovery tool loosley modified by Apple’s “Time Machine”.. So here is a Linux implementation (built off of rsync, of course). No fancy OpenGL, but quite functional none-the-less.”
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How To Manage An iPod From A Linux Desktop With Songbird 0.3
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This article shows how you can use an iPod on a Linux desktop with Songbird 0.3. It covers how you can upload MP3 files from your desktop to your iPod, download MP3 files from your iPod to your desktop, and how you can delete files on the iPod. Normally, Apple's iTunes software is needed to manage an iPod, but iTunes is not available for Linux.
Read more »Open Source ERP: Today's Hottest Emerging Technology?
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What's the most exciting technology of the next few years for the enterprise? Forget folding displays and virtual worlds: Think open source ERP, say some pioneering information technology leaders.
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dd: The Great Destroyer and Creator
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Buried deep in the Linux man pages is a command called dd. You know how short commands like cat, ps, grep, rm or mv are really powerful? dd owns all of them. It copies data between block files- image files or device files. It's simple enough to use...
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Howto make partition changes visible to the kernel without reboot
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Many system administrators may be in the habit of re-booting their systems to make partition changes visible to the kernel. With Linux, this is not usually necessary. The partprobe command, from the parted package, informs the kernel about changes to partitions.
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Northeastern sues Google over patent
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Northeastern University and a start-up company cofounded by an associate professor have filed a patent-infringement suit against Google Inc., claiming that database technology patented in 1997 was misappropriated by the world's most popular Internet search service.
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Virtualization made Easy LG #144
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