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Dec 31, 2008Gnome 2.24 What's new in Gnome 2.24?
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more »Lightweight CMS Tools Lightweight content management systems
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more »Cobbler Automated installation with the Cobbler provisioning tool
Dec 31, 2008Cobbler helps you install new systems in a hurry. We'll show you how to use this nifty shoemaker to deploy Xen and VMware virtual machines.
more »Linux Graphics Survey: NVIDIA Leads, Intel Catching Up
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more »OpenSolaris Live CD 2008.11 with Distro Toolbox and Automated Install
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more »Universal Plug and Play Exploring the Universal Plug and Play Architecture
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more »Fedora 10 with KVM, Xen and Faster Startup
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