KDE for Windows in Trouble
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more »YourName@Linux.com: Linux Foundation Provides Membership Perks
Jun 05, 2009The Linux Foundation is seeking to grow its membership through attractive offers. Among them is your own email address at the newly acquired Linux.com domain.
more »First Glance at KDE 4 in Netbook Context
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more »Karesansui 1.0: Web-Based Management for Xen Guests
Jun 01, 2009The Japanese software project Karesansui has released the first version of its open source software. The Web console allows management of virtual systems under Xen.
more »117 new Effects for GIMP 2.6
Jun 01, 2009Thanks to GIMP FX Foundry, you can now equip GIMP 2.6 with 117 additional scripts that can work some spectacular extra effects into existing graphics.
more »Free Software Projects An up-to-date overview of free software and its makers
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more »Linux Mint 7 is Here
May 29, 2009Clement Lefebvre has released new version of Linux Mint (Codename Gloria) available for download. This version includes a new menu and a reworked packet manager.
more »Simply Simple: Homepages with Tilswiki
May 26, 2009Viennese developer Tilmann Singer has programmed a wiki that is in continual edit mode. The current Tilswiki 0.8 also provides versioning.
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