Canonical to Offer Junior Admin Certification for Ubuntu 10.04
Apr 26, 2010Canonical is planning its own certification for Ubuntu 10.04 Long-Term Service edition.
more »Ubuntu Marching On: RC for Lucid Lynx
Apr 23, 2010Canonical has made the release candidate for Ubuntu 10.04 "Lucid Lynx" available for download. It's free for anyone to test.
more »RHEL 6 Beta: Red Hat Tests Its Next Enterprise Linux
Apr 22, 2010Red Hat has released the beta of its Enterprise Linux (RHEL) version 6, three years after introducing version 5.
more »CloudLinux: More Hosting Accounts
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more »Synaptics Gesture Suite comes to popular Linux distros
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more »Stefano Zacchiroli is Debian's New Project Leader
Apr 19, 2010Debian developers have elected Italian Stefano Zacchiroli, alias Zack, as their new project leader.
more »Banshee 1.6 Integrates with Ubuntu One Music Store
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more »Dragora Linux 2.0: 100% Free
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