Knoppix 5.3.1: Lenny Basis, KDE 4.0 and Accessibility Software
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more »Hardy Heron Beta - Alias Ubuntu 8.04
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more »Fedora 9 Goes Beta
Mar 25, 2008The Fedora project has just released the beta version of the upcoming Fedora 9 distribution.
more »First Beta Version of Ulteo Online Operating System
Mar 20, 2008Gaël Duval has announced the first beta release of the Ulteo Application System. This innovative Linux distribution aims to drastically simplify the use of computers applying thin client principles to do so.
more »Bossa Conference 2008: Ubuntu for UMPCs
Mar 19, 2008Ubuntu Mobile and Embedded (UME) will be out soon, and Linux Magazine Brazil had a preview at Bossa Conference 2008, presented by Adilson Oliveira from Canonical. UME is targeted at connectivity devices, such as UMPCs and MIDs (Mobile Internet Devices), but not at cell phones, as they are "too closed", according to Oliveira.
more »Lenny the First - Debian Installer Beta
Mar 18, 2008The Debian Installer team has just released the first beta version of its installer for the next Debian release, Lenny.
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Codecs and Virtualization in Linspire’s Software Warehouse
Mar 14, 2008Users can now buy Parallels virtualization software and a package with multimedia codecs by Fluendo from Linspire’s Click'n'Run Warehouse (CNR).
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