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more »26C3: Milkymist Visual Synthesizer Soon with Ethernet and USB
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more »New Salix OS Version 13.0.2 Released
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more »Greg's Kernel Report: Android Drivers to Be Dropped, Same Possible Fate for Microsoft Hyper-V
Dec 24, 2009Kernel developer and Novell coworker Greg Kroah-Hartman manages new drivers in a separate tree for the Linux drivers project. He most recently reported that a few projects will have to depart from Kernel 2.6.33, among them also Google.
more »Opendesktop.org with openSUSE Build Service Integration
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more »ClarkConnect Is Now ClearOS: Enterprise 5.1 Available
Dec 24, 2009ClearOS, formerly known as the ClarkConnect distro, with firewall, content filter and fileserver, is now in version 5.1.
more »Dell Mini 10 with New Atom and Linux Option
Dec 22, 2009PC maker Dell has announced the Inspiron Mini 10 netbook that runs on the new Intel Atom CPU.
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