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today's leftovers:
Submitted by srlinuxx on Friday 10th of September 2010 04:52:36 AM Filed under
- Can Debian achieve world domination without Facebook?
- How the command line made my life a little easier
- Magic Trackpad drivers land in Ubuntu
- New Oracle Solaris Is Here
- Are we done with LDFLAGS?
- Kubuntu 10.10 Beta Screenshots Gallery
- APLcomp Joins The Linux Foundation
- Which Mandriva is in trouble?
- Celestia: Travel Our Universe in 3-D
- More Eyecandy On Its Way For Ubuntu 10.10 Installer Slideshow
- Recipe for Open Standards
- Ubuntu Insurance?
- Paradigm Shift
- Mark Bohannon joins Red Hat as vice president
- Opensourcers get personal over Ellison's Google fight
- FLOSS Weekly 134: SugarLabs
- NetApp and Oracle lift ZFS patent cloud
- the art of blurring the shadow
- Adopting Open-Source Applications
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today's leftovers:
Submitted by srlinuxx on Thursday 9th of September 2010 09:44:04 AM Filed under- Linux in minutes: What is it and What it Can Do
- There's more to open source than Linux
- Airbus Joins Open Source Think Tank Paris
- New: OOo-DEV 3.3.x Developer Snapshot
- Paris Mini-DebConf 2010
- Chromium Browser Removed From Debian Testing
- An iterator that never ends
- Wammu - Mobile phone manager
- Warp Speed Second Alpha
- A brief history of Duke Nukem
- Clam or Klam? Either Way, It's Easy Linux Protection
- Drupal featured on TV quiz
- "Software Sources" Disabled From The Ubuntu 10.10 System Menu
- Fedora Board Meeting 3 September 2010
- Oracle Gobbles Up Open Source
- Faceted Browsing in KDE
- FSF responds to Oracle v. Google and the threat of software patents
- Teaching Open Source Practices, Version 4.0
- Eric Schmidt tells us how Google really feels about privacy
- Even Bill and Ted Had To Grow Up, So Does Open Source
- Despite Naysayers, Android Is Definitely Linux-based
- What we have learned about Linux and Virtualization....
- Linux Foundation Simplifies FOSS License Management
- A Perldoc Pruning
- Search: now faster than the speed of type
today's leftovers:
Submitted by srlinuxx on Wednesday 8th of September 2010 05:08:37 AM Filed under- Awesome Right Click Menu Alternative Mockup for Ubuntu
- Asia not ready for key apps to go open source
- PlayStation 3 software update breaks jailbreak
- cross-distro default security protection review
- Firefox 4 Beta With Faster Graphics and New Audio Capabilities
- 5 Extensions To Add Calendar & Task Manager To Thunderbird 3
- Opera 10.62 Release Candidate 2
- Various Linux Distro Stickers
- Package Management in Ubuntu Server
- CAD software for Linux
- GNU Debugger adds D language support
- Back from the OOoCON, on to the next one
- Screen capture tour of OpenSUSE 11.3 installation
- Fedora conference in Switzerland next week
- Well, There Is No i8xx Fix For Ubuntu 10.10
- 30 Linux-related Twitter accounts
- SparkleShare Shaping Up to be Slick FOSS Alternative to Dropbox
- NVIDIA Puts Out A Major Beta Linux Driver Update
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today's odds & ends:
Submitted by srlinuxx on Tuesday 7th of September 2010 04:48:13 AM Filed under
# Third beta of KDE PIM Suite uses Akonadi
# Using the HAVP anti-virus proxy to protect from web attacks
# Backports now an official Debian repository
# Install Compiz Anaglyph Plugin-real 3D screen/window in Ubuntu
# Is Microsoft Funding Anti-Google Investigation?
# Screen capture tour of Mandriva 2010 Spring installation
# Installing #Cherokee on #CentOS 5.5
# FOX Desktop and some graphical apps
# Get to know Linux: Using grep
# Wget: Manage network Bandwidth rate and Quota using Wget
# OpenMEEG: opensource software for quasistatic bioelectromagnetics
# Install Compiz Fusion And Extra Effects Ubuntu 10.10
# Fair, Reasonable And Non-Discriminatory...Ain't
# Linux and Breakfast Cereals
# Use SuperOS Repos in Ubuntu
# How to block Messengers using squid
# Open source projects under microscope
# 2 monitor radeon xorg.conf
# Open Innovation Awards 2010: List of Finalists
# Converseen- A mass images converter
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today's leftovers & howtos:
Submitted by srlinuxx on Monday 6th of September 2010 04:39:05 AM Filed under- GIMP howto: Attack of the Clones!
- Install/Run Turbo C/C++ IDE on Linux
- Going Linux Sep 05: #113 - Listener Feedback
- Add desktop icons to KDE and GNOME
- GNOME Activity Journal gets major performance improvements
- Linux Beginners Q&A | LAS! s13e06
- Stripes – KDE be free, freeBSD
- GUI Program to install ath9k_htc (Atheros Linux Driver)
- Cardapio - A lean application menu and launcher for Gnome
- Screenshots from 120Mhz
- Anamnesis - A New Linux Clipboard Manager With Full-Text Search
- Fedora Systemd Test Day on Tuesday 2010/09/07
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today's howtos & leftovers:
Submitted by srlinuxx on Sunday 5th of September 2010 04:35:19 AM Filed under- Linux Tip: How to instantly spell suggestions?
- Nightingale - Songbird Fork Soon Going to Have First Release
- How to turn Ubuntu into a Gaming platform?
- Hidden Linux: Moving /home
- Strategy Sucks (openSUSE)
- Some notes on Flash in Debian and Debian Edu
- The BSD Show! – 2010-09-01
- Linux Containers and Networking
- Compiz Vignetted dim
- How to Edit the Context Menu in Firefox
- Summary of Less command
- Custom hardware modeling with QEMU (ELC 2010)
- How to install Web Developer Tools in Ubuntu
- Ubuntu: Restore the Keyboard Command for Killing the X Server
- Speeding Up Debian GNU/Linux Desktop Performance
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today's leftovers:
Submitted by srlinuxx on Saturday 4th of September 2010 04:49:25 AM Filed under- Jos Poortvliet: Banshee & GNOME
- MySQL Connector Released for OpenOffice.org
- CAOS Theory Podcast 2010.09.03
- Keep On Rockin’ Me Baby (Banshee)
- Unofficial OpenSUSE FAQ - www.opensusefaq.org
- Interviews from GUADEC, Part 3
- Ridiculous Findings
- Neofonie WeTab now runs MeeGo Linux
- Review: Mandriva 2010.1 Spring
- Zeitgeist Log Manager (Mockup)
- Collapse of M$
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today's leftovers:
Submitted by srlinuxx on Friday 3rd of September 2010 05:02:35 AM Filed under- Does your FOSS project need a new logo?
- TuxRadar Podcast Season 2 Episode 16
- Qt and Layouts
- Your worst enemy: undefined symbols
- Google Video Chat for openSUSE
- Calling all Fedora packrats and swag collectors
- Searching the desktop with Pinot and Catfish
- Should OpenSolaris users consider moving to FreeBSD?
- Red Hat hits 52-week high after boost from analyst firm
- Ubuntu in Education
- Open Source Software is “coming of age”: Accenture
- Review: KDE 4.5
- Review: sidux 2010-01 "Hypnos"
- Announcing WriteType 1.0.98
- PDFCreator: Easy PDFs From Anywhere
- FLOSS Weekly 133: LinuxMCE
- ‘Evil’ Eric Schmidt Debuts in Video Targeting Google Privacy
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Submitted by srlinuxx on Thursday 2nd of September 2010 05:05:40 AM Filed under- Clonezilla – a monster backup utility
- ArtistX 0.9 Screenshots
- More GPL enforcement work again...
- ZFS Support Will Continue In FreeBSD
- KDE and the Masters of the Universe – 2010-09-01
- Elementary Firefox Skin coming soon to Ubuntu
- Firefox 4 vs. Firefox 3 — Visible Differences
- Top 10 Applications For Linux
- My Debian Involvement
- Pogoplug ships simple business Linux server
- Elegant Gnome Theme Pack 0.7 Released With Lots More
- Notebook has dual-core Atom, discrete graphics
- Ubuntu 10.10 Opera Skin
- Choosing an Open Source Systems Management Solution
- Open source PS3 hack code posted
- Rest Well, My Friend (Ian Clatworthy passed)
- The State of Oracle/Sun Grid Engine
- Release: KDE Partition Manager Live CD 1.0.3
- LinuxCertified Aids Development and Testing of Linux Device Drivers
- Software Freedom Day to be marked in Melbourne
- GNU Spotlight with Karl Berry
- An Ubuntu social network
- September Project of the Month: GPL Ghostscript
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today's leftovers:
Submitted by srlinuxx on Wednesday 1st of September 2010 04:55:58 AM Filed under- Samsung N150 Plus Netbook -> UNE
- One Click FTP, Create FTP Server Transfer Profiles
- Default Wallpaper for Ubuntu 10.10
- Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter #208
- Aussie gamer loses Playstation court fight
- KDE and the Masters of the Universe – 2010-08-31
- Fedora 14 Preupgrade Test Day this Thursday
- Hands-On With Stream TV’s Surprising, Open Source-Friendly Tablet
- PCLinuxOS Complaints
- What Paul Allen and Larry Ellison Have in Common
- SchilliX 0.7.1 Released Atop The Final OpenSolaris Code
- BE: Political party moving to a complete open source desktop
- Top 10 Open Source Bug Tracking Systems
- Is your company afraid of Linux?, Part 2, Part 1
- State of Gentoo Prefix
- EU: Rise in use of EUPL for publishing open source software
- Vera Blanc Episode 2 “Ghost In The Castle” Is Out!
- A New Commodore 64?
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