Netbook pioneer Asus will introduce a new version of its Eee PC (left) next year for just $200, says company president Jerry Shen. The company has also teamed up with Intel to launch a new website, intended to bring about the "world's first community-designed PCs."

Fedora 10's release is coming up at the end of this month, all the features are decided, so why not take a look at what to expect?

The question was recently asked by none other than the Free Software Foundation Latest News about Free Software Foundation, which then published its list of the highest-priority free software projects.

Open source multimedia specialist Collabora is hiring developers to work on the nonlinear video editor PiTiVi. The Cambridge, UK-based company contributes heavily to the GStreamer media framework and other GStreamer-dependent projects, so PiTiVi is a natural fit -- and it fills a sorely needed niche on the Linux desktop.

Since today is Halloween, I thought that an article discussing some of the scary things in the FOSS world would be a nice touch.

This month: * Command and Conquer - Package Management.
* How-To : Program in C - Part 2, Secure Network Drive
Using GIMP - Part 7 and Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex.
* My Story - Ubuntu And Me etc for podcast or download.

The openSUSE project has a new board, and the new board has big plans.

This release of Ubuntu and the previous one have both been quite interesting. Last one was was an LTS, or long term support, release which was widely criticized for adding too many new features and potentially unstable programs. This one, on the other hand, was not an LTS release, but was considered to be a relatively minor revision.