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Source: Linux Today Tech Broiler: "openSUSE 11.3, the latest version of Novell's community Linux OS was released on July 15th. I've put the OS through its paces for the last several days and I have to say that while I continue to be impressed with the functionality of openSUSE, I'm not seeing a huge amount of sexy in the latest release."
Source: Linux Today Softpedia: "The Sabayon Linux team has now released two new flavours of the Gentoo-based Linux distro packed with alternative desktop environments for those who prefer them or have slower computers."
Source: Linux Today Dell: "WHICH OPERATING SYSTEM SHOULD I CHOOSE ?
UBUNTU is not a Microsoft Windows operating system"
Source: Linux Today Groklaw: "In the good old days, the community might have gotten into flame wars, but that was the worst that happened. Litigation was virtually unknown. Competition was by writing the best code, creating the most flourishing community, not by dirty tricks and using courts to crush a competitor. It's the proprietary software folks who designed that template."
Source: Linux Today LinuxLinks: "To provide an insight into the quality of software available, we have compiled a list of 5 excellent student information systems. Hopefully there will be something of interest for any educational establishment that needs to manage student data."
Source: Linux Today Distrowatch: "The Zenwalk team recently released version 6.4 of their operating system. The project's website, which is presented in an attractive combination of blue and white, offers four editions of the distro:"
Source: Linux Today Packt: "We can guide children to write simple sentences and paragraphs by creating different kinds of activities. Additionally, we can use many different applications to allow the student to record the sentence instead of writing"
Source: Linux Today Datamation: "the Linux desktop has become the testing ground for exactly what the future of computing will be."
Source: Linux Today Cyber Cynic: "I've long thought that someday Windows security problems could end up fouling up the Internet for everyone. That day may be arriving.
That's not just me being paranoid about Windows. That's the ISC (Internet Storm Center), the group that tracks the overall health of the Internet "
Source: Linux Today Python4Kids: "Ultimately, the reason these tutes are on Python is because Python rocks!!, and it rocks in so many ways:
For a start, the Python language is extremely, sublimely beautiful."
Source: Linux Today LinuxPlanet: "It is pretty much impossible to manage a help desk without some kind of help desk tracking system. Eric Geier rounds a sampling of five of the best Free/Open source help desk software systems."
Source: Linux Today Skipsjunk: "Computer cases cost more than plastic baskets, so while in China for a consulting assignment, I began experimenting with the idea of not using cases."
Source: Linux Today The Hill: "Wall Street Journal technology columnist Walt Mossberg is glad the federal government is finally creating a national broadband plan but wishes it were more aggressive about broadband speed and less vague about the details."
Source: Linux Today Enterprise Mobile Today: "Motorola is saying 'look, it's our phone, it's got our reputation, we're making sure you have a good user experience. If you jailbreak it, all bets are off.' Because if you jailbreak it, how can they support it?"
Source: Linux Today ZDNet: "Rackspace on Monday launched OpenStack, an open source cloud computing operating system, designed to take on the likes of VMware's vSphere and Microsoft's Azure. NASA, Citrix and Dell are among the key partners."
Source: Linux Today SFGate: "One day after Steve Jobs responded to the iPhone 4 antenna controversy by offering free phone casings, San Mateo County withdrew the search warrant issued against an editor at Gizmodo, the tech blog that unveiled the new iPhone to the world in April."
Source: Linux Today OpenSUSE Revolution: "However, I believe that users should be left clues to discover their desktop on their own. There should not be an intro popup or anything like that. Ponder about this for a moment."
Source: Linux Today Standards Blog: "McInnerney gave a gasp that was half astonishment and half rage. Baldwin was calling him after nuking an FBI target that morning? He punched the phone ferociously with his index finger and cut loose."
Source: Linux Today Focus: "According to Linux.com, the United States Department of Defense is the "single biggest install base for Red Hat Linux" in the world."
Source: Linux Today Tech Drive-in: "Now, the default Dragon Media Player of KDE have a serious competition in Bangarang. Dragon player is simple yet totally functional, which I think are the most basic trait to became the default in any desktop environment."
Source: Linux Today Linux User and Developer: "The gentle learning curve of this programming language, coupled to the easy-to-read and maintainable form of the scripts, makes this a valid choice for sysadmins."
Source: Linux Today aseigo: "I ended up taking two "breaks" during the day today to do "30 minute hacks". This is where I do something in the codebase that may or may not end up being useful but which I find interesting to try out, keeping the exercise to a length of 30 minutes or less."
Source: Linux Today LinuxDevices: "Meanwhile, Motorola responded to complaints over the Droid X's eFuse ROM lock-down chip, reassuring potential buyers that it won't destroy the phone if ROM modifications are made."
Source: Linux Today Phoronix: "On this Sunday evening we have now confirmation from NVIDIA that they have no plans on providing xorg-server 1.8 support for their oldest legacy driver."
Source: Linux Today Linux Mint: "Based on Lubuntu 10.04, Linux 2.6.32, Openbox 3.4.10, LXSession 0.4.3, and Xorg 1.7.5, Linux Mint 9 LXDE features a complete desktop computing experience while being easy on system resource usage thus making it suitable for older hardware and situations where speed is a crucial factor."
Source: Linux Today Datamation: "Seven weeks after Mozilla first announced Firefox Home for the iPhone, the open source browser maker has made good on its pledge to deliver a Firefox-synchronization app for the iTunes App Store for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch users."
Source: Linux Today Ghacks: "So, in this article I am going to reveal some of the little secrets you may not have discovered with Evolution yet. Hopefully, after reading this, you will come away using one or two of these."
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