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Source: Linux Today Tech Source From Bohol: "Ubuntu, undoubtedly today's most popular Linux distribution has been around for 4 years. Its first official version was released in October of 2004. In the span of four years, Ubuntu has already unleashed 9 stable versions including the recently released Ubuntu 8.10 "Intrepid Ibex". Let's take a visual desktop tour of Ubuntu starting from its inaugural version"
Source: Linux Today Lifehacker: "You've probably read more than a few reviews of Ubuntu 8.10 by now, but most will have focused on technology like what bits of the kernel are new. While such features are the wet dreams of programmers, it can be hard to relate them to day-to-day experience. Instead, let's take an end-user look at the productivity boosts that Ubuntu 8.10 brings, so you can judge if Ubuntu 8.10 is actually likely to offer you any benefits or not."
Source: Linux Today Mark Shuttleworth: "With Intrepid on track to hit the wires today I thought I'd blog a little on the process we followed in designing the new user switcher, presence manager and session management experience, and lessons learned along the way."
Source: Linux Today IBM Developerworks: "With PHP's object-oriented (OO) language features, if you aren't already creating your applications with OO principles in mind, these seven habits will help you get started in the transition between procedural programming and OO programming."
Source: Linux Today Raiden's Realm: " the scariest thing to Linux and FOSS users is proprietary software. Or at least that's what you'd think given the response from most of them. I for one am in that camp, as the more I've learned about proprietary software, the less I've found it desirable to use."
Source: Linux Today IBM Developerworks: "Join Elliotte Rusty Harold for a look into "new" features in the classic java.lang.Math class in this two-part article. Part 1 focuses on more purely mathematical functions. Part 2 will explore the functions designed for operating on floating-point numbers."
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