Fedora 10 proves infrastructure mattermore similar news » Linux.com: "However, infrastructure affects almost everything you do with your computer, and the more you use Fedora 10, the more you are likely to conclude that -- one or two minor problems aside -- this may be the strongest Fedora release yet, as well as the first glimpse of its future."
The complete Christmas shopper's guide to Linux-based netbooksmore similar news » The Linux Distillery: "Give a gift of a netbook this year; I will be. These ultra-light computing devices are versatile, affordable and appealing. But which one to buy? Should you pay more for a laptop? What are the pros and cons between different models? Never fear, here's how to work your way through the morass and buy with confidence!"
Dimdim out of Beta on December 3rdmore similar news » Netstat -vat:"Dimdim first demoed their software a year ago at DEMO - and their "Eagle" release came out in May of this year. Dimdim has also recently benefited from the investment of Zimbra founder Satish Dharmaraj."
eGroupware Version 1.6 Availablemore similar news » Linux Magazine: "The eGroupware project has released version 1.6 of its web-based software. Amongst the changes is a completely revamped filemanager which uses PHP stream-wrapping and WebDAV, and ACL control on files and directories."
Testing the Linux Waters - Live CD vs Dual Bootmore similar news » steaming open cup: "It is understandable that they would prefer a setup wherein they can continue working in the environment that they are familiar with and be able to try out Linux during their spare time. Luckily, these people have a couple of options: a Live CD or a Dual Boot System."
Xavier School Deploys 600 Ubuntu Linux Desktopsmore similar news » WorksWithU: "Xavier is the latest K-12 school to move Ubuntu Linux to the head of the class. In fact, the school has deployed more than 600 Ubuntu desktops, according to Pierre Tagle, Xavier's consulting IT director."
Steve Ballmer Loves Linuxmore similar news » Ken Hess's Linux Blog: "He says so many negative, nasty, and acrid things about Linux that there is only one possible answer: Steve Ballmer Loves Linux."
