When a bug is filed in a free software project’s bug tracker, a social exchange takes place. Based on the belief that this exchange is of mutual benefit, the people involved form certain expectations of each other.
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Combining Debian and FreeBSD; Pushing the Envelope of FOSS
The Debian project made a splash on Sunday with the announcement that two new “architectures” had been added to the Debian FTP archive. So what exactly does that mean?
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Cloud Computing: What Can It Do for Ubuntu?
When Mark Shuttleworth announced the future Ubuntu 9.10 release, Karmic Koala, the goals he outlined for the server version were all to do with cloud computing but you might be asking "What is cloud computing ?" I answer this question and investigate what it can do for Ubuntu?
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Backtrack security testing distro another great tool to convince people of Linux
Many times I have experienced windows system administrators who just didn't care about Linux.
These people are not against Linux, they just don't have very much of an opinion about it.
If I try to convince someone like that, I can take my whole live just trying to convince them to even try it.
But I found a way to make them experience Linux.
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How Apt: Apt-urls Arrive
As of this morning, apt-urls are enabled on the Ubuntu Wiki. What does this mean? It means that we can now insert clickable links on the wiki that can prompt users to install software from the Ubuntu repositories.
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LMMS (Linux Multimedia Studio) - a FL Studio like FOSS program
What I have here today is a fruity – loops ( the commercial music editor for song tracks) like song/melody editor for Linux, with the full swing! Can you believe it? This is the best use of Qt 4 (GUI library) I have yet seen.
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Dashboards, activities and desktops
Now the plasma dashboard is a way to quick access your desktop widgets whente desktop is covered by windows, and i really like this feature as it works.
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How to Run Aptana Studio on Linux
In case you didn't know, Aptana Studio is a free multi-platform (runs on Linux, Windows and Mac) complete web development environment that combines powerful authoring tools with a collection of online hosting and collaboration services that help you and your team do more.
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Post to Twitter or Identi.ca in Vim
A twitter/identi.ca plugin for vim, pretty simple to use and you never have to leave the command line to use it.
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KDE 4.3 - early preview
Finally the day has come, when the curiosity about the KDE4.3 development branch took the better of me.
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Five reasons to put Ubuntu Linux on your netbook
Microsoft pounded itself on the chest last week saying over 96% of netbooks now use Windows. This made me somewhat sad, because I was hoping these little computers could be the break Linux had been waiting for.
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Project of the Day: GNote
The trailblazing route away from Mono seems clearer thanks to GNote
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3D Acceleration and Compiz Inside VirtualBox Guests
Sun has just released the major 2.2 update to their VirtualBox virtualization software. The most exciting new feature in this release is 3D acceleration for Linux guest operating systems! See the changelog for all the new features and fixes.
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The Face of Aptitude
On the face of it aptitude, a Debian package manager looks like some RGB monitor and a file manager from Ms-dos.
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Linux Desktop Hardware Myths Explored
Perhaps one of the most common myths surrounding desktop Linux is the belief that modern distributions do not provide decent hardware support.
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