Printing on Linux has traditionally been possible mainly thanks to the efforts of heroic Linux developers, with little support from printer manufacturers.

“Envy” is an application for Ubuntu Linux and Debian written in Python and PyGTK.

Exaile is a music player aiming to be similar to KDE’s Amarok, but for GTK+ and written in Python.

"...GNU Privacy Guard (called “GnuPG” from here on) is an open source cryptography program made available by…you guessed it… the GNU Project. For those without a deep history on the net or open source, GNU is one of the main providers of open source tools and philosophy, historically..."

I've been waiting for months for the release of Freespire 2.0. Over the past two years I've downloaded and tried many distros but had been saving the "best for last."

This distribution comes with 5 CD installation media, and there is no DVD iso image available on the download site. All the five CDs are required for installation and changing CDs during installation is a real pain; they also slow down the installation process. The logo used by Asian resembles adobe's logo in blue color.

Last year's winner in this category, the Nokia 770, has a younger sibling, and, as oft happens, the kid takes the cake. Nokia's N800, the follow-up to the 770, is smaller, lighter, better-looking, faster and has a larger brain.

One of the more useful, and lesser known sections of the KDE menu is the System section.