• Pencil Turns Firefox into a Drawing Tool

• Advanced file permissions in Linux
• Latest News on Linux Mint development

• Linux 2.6.25.10

• Ubuntu MID - part 1: application list, part 2: communication, part 3: communication
• Top of the charts: five open source file sharing apps
• A lament for the system tray
• Salute to an icon
• OLPC Nigeria One Year Later: Hard Lessons Learned
• Ubuntu 8.04.1 LTS released
• First look at Ubuntu 8.10 - Intrepid Ibex
• Sabayon 3.5 + some really miscellaneous links
• Microsoft Mends Breach in Open Source Sandcastle
• WordPress 2.6 Beta 2 Review

• openSUSE Community Freetype2 packages with subpixel hinting available

• Banshee 1.0 is more than an audio player (video)
• Kernel Walkthrough
• Will the Real Hans Reiser Lawyer Please Stand Up?
• Garmin Nav devices run Gnome Linux
• Michael Robertson, Where's the Cash?
• The Four Levels of Small Notebooks
• ISO approves PDF as an international standard
• Microsoft "endorses" Linux?

The IBM AIX operating system has kept to what's important: stability, functionality, robustness. And it has done it by keeping a strong command-line interface (CLI). If you never learned to use the CLI or need a refresher on its basics, read on.

• Sabayon Linux 3.5 Stable released

• Linux Outlaws 45 - The Cabbage-Eatin' Bird
• Seneca, Fedora, and LUX
• Free As In Rider
• DTrace vs SystemTap, Redux
• ITAN partners Mandriva Linux, Omatek, Zinox, Brian, Beta on OSPC
• Open source social networking app thrives in China
• Open source and the Kindle
• New Drupal DVD/Video - Understanding Drupal
• You know open source has arrived when...J&J hires Drupal developers
• Unpatched Web browsers prevalent on the Internet
• Ride KDE4 with openSUSE 11.0
• Integrative Thinking and open source

openSUSE 11.0 has been one of the most anticipated distributions of the 2008 release season. In terms of innovation, openSUSE is perhaps the most ambitious of all the highly popular Linux distros so far this year. Since its 10.0 release to the open source world in 2006, openSUSE has experienced its share of ups and downs, not the least of which has been questionable quality assurance on final releases. What will the 11.0 release bring to the Linux scene?

• The tool you wished exists actually does: iotop

• cpipe - Determine the throughput of a pipe command
• X Server 1.4.99.905 Released
• A few risks I see related to the new portage 2.2 preserve-libs behaviour
• Linux Reviews: Mandriva, Knoppix, Ubuntu, SUSE
• Why I love Gentoo
• Gedit With It.
• Linuxy Declarations of Independence
• Support for 100+ webcams in Linux 2.6.27
• KDE Thermodynamics
• KDE Converting any window into plasmoid
• Has Asus forgotten what the Eee PC was all about?
• Open source champions of Europe
• Three reasons why GNU/Linux is better for Web servers than OS X
• Make your own configuration deployment system, part 1
• Is there really a market for an open source router?
• How-To: Remote syslog logging on Debian and Ubuntu
• OOXML projects bolster Microsoft's interoperability efforts
• On sidux 2008.02 Xfce

• The first 24 hours with openSUSE 11

• Firefox 3 gets a thumbs-up from me
• Playing with Fluxbox
• 10 Reasons why i love GIMP Graphics Tool
• Project Neon: KDE 4 nightly builds

• Sabayon Linux - 3rd Party Software [Howto]

• Ubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex) Alpha 1 Screenshots
• Ask Linux.com: Specialty distros, startup scripts, and a whole new forum
• Intel Driver Gets XvMC Improvements
• List of Linux magazines
• OpenSUSE 11.0 Periodic KDE Freeze
• Ubuntu Hardy gets Sweeter with Sugar!
• Ubuntu
• OLPC donates 5,000 laptops to Ethiopian schools
• Gentoo on the iBook G4
• recording GNU/Linux games with glc
• NETGEAR Launches Open Source WGR614L Wireless-G Router
• file: classify unknown files on the console
• Listen Last.fm music in linux with Last.fm player or Vagalume

• Best. Linux Distro. Ever? Ubuntu Studio 8.04

• How “Ignorant of Standards” was Microsoft Really?
• Python vs Lua, data structure
• Open source tour of Europe: Spain
• Apache “Directory index forbidden by Options directive:”
• Linux Weather Forecast: 2.6.26: almost there
• Orbitz paves the way to enterprise open-source contributions
• The French way to open source
• Developing an open-source platform
• Linux On The Move Once More
• Fight Phishing From The Unix Or Linux Command Line
• The Linux GUI Editor Showdown Part Four: Gedit
• Opera 9.51 RC 2
• Greg Kroah Hartman on the Linux Kernel [Video]
• another gnome easter egg
• Using Tux Typing with my Vietnamese students
• Linux in the wild world

• Mobile Linux has real trouble ahead

• Ubuntu; fix Openoffice frequently crash
• Open source tour of Europe: Germany
• Automatically unlock LUKS encrypted drives with a keyfile
• gnome-screenshot seems hopeless - I’m giving up & going to ksnapshot
• 10 IRC client for Linux
• Time for open source to build a Code Recycling Center
• xf86-video-ati 6.9.0 Released
• 2.6.26-rc8, "A Pretty Small Set Of Changes"
• Mozilla Developer News June 26
• Radeon HD 4870 Open-Source Support
• Linux Outlaws 44 - Welcome to KDE 5 (openSUSE 11 Special)

The AIX operating system and other UNIX-like operating systems need a way to communicate with the kernel. This is done through the use of a shell. The Korn shell is the default shell used with AIX. Discover how to automate many tasks and save a great deal of time by writing your own Korn shells scripts.

• LiMo Foundation Says It Welcomes the Symbian Foundation

• Opera 9.51 RC 1
• Bill Gates Would Like Apt-Get
• Sourcefire: Don't Snort at open-source security
• Google Browser Sync Now Open Source?
• Easy way to install Ubuntu 8.04 from hard disk
• My OpenSuse 11.0 experience. OpenSuse or Ubuntu? I have made my choice.
• Solar system's biggest impact scar discovered on Mars
• Ubuntu With Google Over Easy

• Lessons of the Linux revolution

• VirtualBox B0rken By Gutsy Kernel Upgrade
• OpenLX and KalCulate pair Linux distro with proprietary accounting app
• Report: Open Source City in Liverpool
• Jim Zemlin: Nokia Launches a Full Scale War for the Mobile OS
• Kiss VMWare's rump good-bye
• Linux vs. Closed-Source Kernel Modules
• Firefox: checking for updates?
• Mozilla Developer News June 24
• Vi Assistant
• Open source tour of Europe: The Netherlands
• Mandriva: Compatibility & Drivers I
• Europcar buys into Red Hat's allegedly nonexistent desktop
• Open Source vs. Profit: Google Android (iPhone 3G), Linux (Microsoft Vista)
• A low-cost education-use mobile computer 'LUKID'
• Gdium, another Eee PC competitor
• LOLspeak creeping into code

• NVidia says no to request to release open source drivers, once again

• Gedit plugins for everyone
• Open source vs. piracy
• Another SLED Pre-install: MSI and the Wind NetBook
• Print is Dead: Linux Magazine Goes Web Only
• Newly discovered opensuse 11 Gem
• Why is Linux still the weird cousin in the corner?
• Review: openSuSE 11.0
• Are We There Yet?
• Microsoft's OOXML bid: No knowledge, no regrets
• Zero Ballistics Beta for Linux available
• Open source tour of Europe: Croatia
• Open Source Consumer Electronics: Neuros OSD
• Can we give every school child in the UK a Linux notebook and still save money?
• Gizmo5 - a more open VoIP solution