today's leftovers:
- SLED 11: Lots of Tech but Short on Polish
- Stretch your family's budget with Linux
- Bundling libraries: the curse of the ancients
- Linux Distributions Reducing Boot Time
- Eric S. Raymond speaks heresy.
- FOSS: Understanding FOSS Visual Guide
- Red Hat's Jim Whitehurst to Deliver Keynote Address at OSBC
- K3b 2.0 coming to KDE4 mid-2009, Qt forked for port
- Mounting your Encrypted Home from a Jaunty LiveCD
- Why TomTom is the new SCO
- OpenOffice gets Non-linear Solver
- The magic word driving Microsoft open source strategy
- Commercial open source, the future state
- Gallium3D: TGSI IR, OpenCL, LLVM Work Ahead
- Microsoft Says “Make Web Not War”
- Why People Like Open Source Software
- Practicing Fractions with KBruch on Ubuntu Linux
- KStars gets moons for Saturn!
- Learning About Geometry with Kig on Ubuntu
- The Rise of Netbooks and Other Small Form-Factor PCs
- Radeon Driver Rewrite Only Has A Few Things Left
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