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on 07.29.2010
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During GUADEC 2010, the GNOME Release Team met and decided to hold the GNOME 3.0 release for the March 2011 release instead of September 2010...
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on 07.28.2010
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We are extremely lucky to have the support of so many who are individual members of the Linux Foundation...
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on 07.28.2010
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As the conference focused on all matters Linux, LinuxCon brings attention to the most cutting-edge Linux advancements taking place today and the work being done to take them into the future...
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on 07.27.2010
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Collaborative development has leveled the playing field and given power to the individualOne young man from Finland started a project, invited others to help, and started a computing revolution...
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on 07.27.2010
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We conclude our whimsical jaunt down text editor lane with a look at the KDE take on that always-necessary tool - the text editorThe KDE version is called Kate...
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on 07.26.2010
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Reducing keystrokes isn't the only path to productivity, but it certainly helps...
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on 07.23.2010
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Full PulseAudio nirvana entails digging into the project in depth, but you can at least get your feet wet over the weekend, directing and even multicasting audio between Linux machines ...
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on 07.22.2010
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OSCON is worth attending, or at least watching from a distance, if for no other reason than it gives a pretty clear picture of what the developer community and industry around open source is thinking about...
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on 07.21.2010
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Our latest in the LinuxCon Preview series takes a look at what Forrester Analyst Jeffrey Hammond will be sharing during his keynote at the event in three short weeks...
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on 07.20.2010
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We continue our Linuxables series on the Linux text editorAs you might have noticed, this is one of those topics that breed much contempt...