his is the 352 issue of the World Wine News publication. Its main goal is to prepare the world for WineConf 2008. It also serves to inform you of what's going on around Wine. Wine is an open source implementation of the Windows API on top of X and Unix. Think of it as a Windows compatibility layer.
Read more »Italian LUG turns Pakistani school into a educational model
The students of a missionary school in Pakistan, from first graders to graduates, have become enthusiast Edubuntu users thanks to the cooperation between their administrator and an Italian LUG.
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Novell: From StopTheFUD to JoinTheFUD
Novell, a victim of Microsoft FUD, has become Microsoft's FUD partner
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Novell: 0 — Sirius Corporation: 1
Novell does not win a contract in UK education, which slips off its hands
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Replacing A Cheaper Price With More Resources For Linux
The netbook craze has created a lot of netbooks that have Windows and Linux versions. This, naturally, creates something or a pricing issue, since Linux is free and Windows is not. The most obvious option is to make the Linux one cheaper, but that is not what Asus, and possibly others, have decided to do.
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Orange Sombrero 9 Released - based on Fedora
I’m proud to announce a new minor player in the world of insignificant clones of major, important Free and Open Source Linux Distributions, Orange Sombrero - /based on Fedora/ Orange Sombrero starts with releasing version number 9 - the same version number as the upstream distribution, Fedora, to avoid confusion.
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Monitor file system activity with inotify
Inotify is a Linux® feature that monitors file system operations, such as read, write, and create. Inotify is reactive, surprisingly simple to use, and far more efficient than, say, busy polling from a cron job. Learn how to integrate inotify into your own applications, and discover a set of command-line tools you can use to further automate system administration.
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Interesting new developments in Ubuntu Intrepid Alpha 6
Although I don't use Ubuntu anymore, I still try to keep up with the news on it, and I've tested the upcoming Intrepid a couple of times recently. There have been some interesting developments which I'd like to let you know about.
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The Decline Of Gentoo Linux
I recently began charting the freefall of the Gentoo Linux distribution. The project peaked in 2003 but has been in steady decline since Daniel Robbins got up from the captains chair.
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gOS Gadgets Final Videos
gOS version 3 Gadgets offers some pretty bold features including Google Gadgets on the desktop, Wine, Prism and more.
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Linux: the girlfriend test
Our writer subjects Linux to the most exacting useability test yet devised: his girlfriend
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Prominent public figures in Open Source world
Open source has taken the world by storm. Numerous open source applications are being used by satisfied users. The most prominent and widely used open source products are Firefox, Linux Distributions,Sugar CRM, GIMP, Wordpress, emacs etc. The latest to join this ever increasing bandwagon is Google Chrome.
Read more »Firefox to update the update which screwed up my passwords
Well that is OK then. No sooner has Mozilla updated Firefox to 3.0.2 and broken my saved passwords so they cannot be accessed, nor can I create new ones, than it announces it is 'working real hard' to get Firefox 3.0.3 out to fix the mess.
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Can Crowdsourcing Curtail Patent Abuse?
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is experimenting with a program that calls on the wisdom of the masses to help patent examiners better review applications. The program, Peer-to-Patent, publishes applications on the Web and asks the public to help determine whether the idea already is in use.
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Installing Lighttpd With PHP5 And MySQL Support On OpenSUSE 11
Lighttpd is a secure, fast, standards-compliant web server designed for speed-critical environments. This tutorial shows how you can install Lighttpd on an OpenSUSE 11 server with PHP5 support (through FastCGI) and MySQL support.
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