today's leftovers
- In Defense of the Creative Commons Non-Commercial License
- Acer leads hot netbook market
- Keeping Tabs (Virtually) on the Ubuntu Developer Summit
- Moonlight goes 3D
- Getting started with iptables in Linux
- Fedora update breaks… Fedora
- SimCity4 on Ubuntu 8.10
- Gentoo… finally
- Alternative to Vista? Try the user friendly PCLINUXOS 2007!
- Strong Netbook Shipments Buoy Notebook PC Market in Q3'08
- Mastering the Art of Remastering
- Sun's Mickos: I'm OK with Monty's MySQL 5.1 rant
- Open Source: Our Defense Against Lousy Preloaded Software
- Gnome 3 mockup screenshots
- The five most important IT trends of 2008
- Interview with Totem maintainer Bastien Nocera
- KDE at LinuxDay 2008 in Dornbirn, Austria
- Browser Speed Test Revisited
- Creating geographical charts with EuroOffice Map Chart
- The single most important thing you should know about Ubuntu…
- Amazon open sources public relations
- Build a Linux Distro You Can Be Proud Of
- Linux Kernel Performance Counter Subsystem
- Criticizing Vista Doesn’t Mean Promoting Ubuntu
- Software as a Subversive Activity, Part 4: One Geek's Journey from Microsoft Slave to Linux Liberty
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