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Source: LinuxTracker.org

Category: Linux Kernels Size: 41.99 MB Status: no seeders and no leecher Added: 2007-07-08 08:49:30

Source: jacklab

The JackLab project has announced the second beta release of JackLab Audio Distribution (JAD) 1.0, a Linux distribution combining an openSUSE base system with the Enlightenment 17 window manager to provide a complete operating system for musicians, producers and media creators: "Today, the JAD developers released the second .

Source: ultima

Martin Ultima has announced the release of Ultima Linux 8.2, a desktop Linux distribution based on Slackware: "After over a year and a half of intensive development, the Ultima Linux developers are pleased to announce the Ultima Linux 8.2 (codename 'Godot') release. This is our first major new .

Source: skolelinux

Daniel Hess has announced the fourth release candidate of Skolelinux 3.0, a distribution also known as Debian-Edu Etch: "This is the fourth release candidate of Debian-Edu Etch. Even though it was planned to release the final version after rc3, it was decided to release (at least) one more .

Source: Linux Today

LinuxDevCenter: "Since the misty days of yore, the first step in learning a new programming language has been writing a program that prints 'Hello, world !'"

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KernelTrap: "Alan Cox posted an updated LibATA PATA (IDE) status report on the lkml "

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HowtoForge: "This article shows how to install and configure ModSecurity (version 2) for use with Apache2 on a Debian Etch system "

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InfoWorld: "In the interview, McDonald describes 'Windows 2000' as the worst-run project of all time. McDonald says that 'stupid decisions' and '7-day weeks for 30 weeks in a row' helped the Windows 2000 project earn that title "

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LinuxDevices: "Linux-powered robots are flocking to Atlanta this week to compete in the Robocup scientific competition "

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Linux.com: "OpenOffice.org suffers from a wildly inconsistent user interface (UI) that combines unique elements with borrowings from Microsoft Office "

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ONLamp: "Three and a half years ago, Perl.com published an article of mine describing the very beginnings of the OpenGuides project "