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Since this isn't a news item, I posted it here. Hope it's alright ! There’s little doubt that Ubuntu has changed the Linux landscape since its creation several years ago. It has adopted and developed several key technologies to help make those typically harder tasks under Linux, easier...

I just read Louis Gray’s post titled “On the Web, If You’re Not Growing, You’re Dying.” It gave me a chilling realization about web services. Like everything else, what goes up must come down. This must apply to Linux distributions too, right? So, what’s happening with Linux? Which distributions...

I found this very funny thought to share :p.

Linux is a powerful operating system, but chances are it's a very different operating system than any you've used before. The dizzying number of choices in distributions alone is enough to make your head spin, but it also means there's something out there that really suits your computing style...

Hey guys I just purchased a new system with the following conf:- AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+ AMD 690G chipset based motherboard 250 GB SATA II HDD Seagate 2 GB RAM @ 667 MHz ViewSonic 1912 W widescreen 19" LCD now the problem is that none of the distributions that i've tried is able to detect the...

Comparison of Linux distributions : "The many Linux distributions differ for various reasons including technical, organizational, and philosophical. Technical variations include support for different hardware devices and systems or software package configurations. Organizational...

read full article: *www.itwire.com.au/content/view/9398/1090/ Interesting article about ubuntu's Mr.Nice guy play perhaps a time came to re-think about debian and its dsc and dfsg :p

All GNU/Linux distributions now can be categorized in Free Gnu/Linux distributions and non- free Gnu/Linux distributions Free GNU/Linux distributions are those that have a policy not to include, or recommend, non-free software. Such is not the case with non-free GNU/Linux distributions. We...

Linux's reputation for security received a boost from a survey of more than 6,000 development managers, who gave the open source operating system higher ratings on security for both server and application-related attacks Separately, Linux developers are increasingly turning to non-commercial...