Here i have got some awesome desktop views of various linux editions. So i thought it would be a better idea to publish all these under the title “Best GNU/linux desktops of 2008″. Please analyse each of them and feel free to comment on each..

If your plan is to strong-arm customers into offering your products exclusively, you had better give them something people want to buy. With Microsoft and Windows Vista, such is not the case, and Hewlett-Packard isn't taking it lying down.

The New Dell Inspirion Mini 9 may well become my best friend. I noticed today that Dell is previewing their new line of Mini Notebook computers and they are impressive. The Dell Inspirion Mini 9 is Dell's entry into the mini notebook market at a very low price point: $349.

I love the Ubuntu Wiki, and I think the Official Ubuntu Documentation is great! These are two important reasons why Ubuntu has been such a successful Linux distribution.

This week theme has been "who's going to pay for open source?" It's shown up in a number of blogs, like Matt Asay's.

While surfing the net I read this article from The Register which states that Mark Shuttleworth is “nervous of encouraging people to substitute Windows for Linux”. My first impression was What? Why? Must be a typo or he must have been misquoted. I hope so, because if the main financial contributor behind Ubuntu does not believe in it, how should we the end users feel?

One of the jibes about GNU/Linux from the closed-source crowd is that the only reason there are so few security exploits against it is that its market share is too small for crackers to care. Against that background, the following development must represent some kind of milestone:

Those of us in the market today for a Linux laptop, particularly if our distribution of choice is Ubuntu, are really quite lucky to have so many good choices.