Q4 Novell: Revenue Down, Loss Up
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more »Major Fedora Relocation
Dec 06, 2009The Fedora project is planning on moving their server infrastructure between December 12 and December 15. Certain services will not be available for 48 hours.
more »OpenSUSE Says Farewell to SaX2
Dec 03, 2009When the graphical interface setup under openSUSE didn't work just right, one could always run SaX2 to correct it. Now Novell wants to retire the tool.
more »Jolicloud Jolly Interesting Netbook Distro
Nov 30, 2009This alternative interface for netbooks ditches the desktop metaphor.
more »Moblin Moblin: Radically Different Netbook Distro
Nov 30, 2009This alternative desktop is designed specifically for computers harboring Intel's Atom processor.
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Nov 30, 2009Linux Mint 8 Released
Nov 30, 2009Ubuntu fans that have slight problems with their current version 9.10 might want to look at Linux Mint. Version 8, a.k.a. "Helena," is now ready for download.
more »Ubuntu's B-Sides: Alternative Apps
Nov 30, 2009In his blog, Canonical coworker Jorge O. Castro announces his so-called "b-sides" of Ubuntu, software that didn't make it into Ubuntu's standard installation.
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