I vowed long ago that I would never just pod fad. I would let you know when it was over. Well, it is over. This is the final episode of the Linux User Podcast. I am unemployed and need to concentrate on finding a job. This is probably a permenant good bye to the Linux User Podcast. I may podcast again next year, but if I do it will be spiritual in nature. I will keep the website up and running for as long as I can. The next hosting bill is due in December 2009. If I can make that, the site should be up for another 6 months after that. Right now the funds are very low, so we will see how it goes. Please remember my family and me in your prayers. Thank you, God bless, and good bye.

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LINKS
http://jesusgeek.info/
http://www.category5.tv/
http://podcastanswerman.com/
http://jay4rest.wordpress.com

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In this episode of the Linux User Podcast Allan Emord discusses Cloud Computing and Eucalyptus. Allan Emord is a System Administrator for the city of Albuquerque. In this episode Allan points out that there is a lot of opinion and speculation about cloud computing. There is also a lot of disagreement about what it actually is. Allan discusses these and gives you what he believes is a pretty good definition. He also discusses some of the security issues involved in cloud computing. He then takes on the subject of Eucalyptus. Eucalyptus is an open-source infrastructure for the implementation of cloud computing on computer clusters. Ubuntu has been actively involved in the project.

Albuquerque Linux User Group
If you are in the Albuquerque area, the Albuquerque Linux User Group would like to invite you to attend one of there meetings. They meet twice a month, once for a social time and the other for a presentation. Please check out their website for more information.

LINKS
Theme Music: I am Linux in a Box
Bumper: Robbie Fergusin from Category5 TV
Facility: Southwest Cyberport

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Next Firefox can detect computer orientation, Genentech’s (And Apple Board Member) Arthur Levinson Leaves Google Board, FreeBSD Gets Grand Central Dispatch Port, Robotic Submarine Running Debian Wins International Competition, Sneak peek: Family Guy meets Windows 7, Ubuntu to store copies of all users’ address books, Acer Announces Aspire One AOD250 with Android, FSF vs. Windows 7: Round Two, Red Hat virtual conference announced, UMTS software for Ubuntu, Welcome to PCLinuxOS magazine!, Firefox 3.6 reaches beta stage, Canonical pushes out Ubuntu 9.10 server, Happy 9th Birthday OpenOffice.org!, EFF attacks VoIP patent, ,Avoid Windows Malware: Bank on a Live CD, Sneaky Microsoft plug-in puts Firefox users at risk, Street View: We can trike wherever you like, Acer debuts Liquid Android smartphone, T-Mobile halts sales of Sidekick, T-Mobile Lets Furious Sidekick Users Ditch Their Contracts for Free, Microsoft Confirms Data Recovery for Sidekick Users, Motorola Preps 8 Android OPhones, Schmidt: “Android Adoption Is About To Explode”, Android 2.0 screenshot walkthrough, Verizon starts anti “iDevice” campaign, vows Palm Pre.

LINKS
I am Linux in a Box
Bumper: Tom Merritt from Buzz Out Loud

NEWS
Next Firefox can detect computer orientation
Genentech’s (And Apple Board Member) Arthur Levinson Leaves Google Board
FreeBSD Gets Grand Central Dispatch Port
Robotic Submarine Running Debian Wins International Competition
Sneak peek: Family Guy meets Windows 7
Ubuntu to store copies of all users’ address books
Acer Announces Aspire One AOD250 with Android
FSF vs. Windows 7: Round Two
Red Hat virtual conference announced
UMTS software for Ubuntu
Welcome to PCLinuxOS magazine!
Firefox 3.6 reaches beta stage
Canonical pushes out Ubuntu 9.10 server
Happy 9th Birthday OpenOffice.org! – GullFOSS
EFF attacks VoIP patent
Avoid Windows Malware: Bank on a Live CD
Sneaky Microsoft plug-in puts Firefox users at risk
Street View: We can trike wherever you like

LINUX MOBILE NEWS
Acer debuts Liquid Android smartphone, new netbook
T-Mobile halts sales of Sidekick
T-Mobile Lets Furious Sidekick Users Ditch Their Contracts for Free
Microsoft Confirms Data Recovery for Sidekick Users
Motorola Preps 8 Android OPhones
Schmidt: “Android Adoption Is About To Explode”
Android 2.0 screenshot walkthrough
Verizon starts anti “iDevice” campaign, vows Palm Pre

RELEASES
openSUSE 11.2 on its way to become final – Release candidate available!
Dreamlinux 4.0 Alpha
Mozilla releases SeaMonkey 2.0 RC1
Kamoso 1.0: Webcam Tool for KDE 4
Open Source Linux Developers Get Boost with Beta Release of LINA 1.0 Software
Caos Linux 1.0.25
Banshee 1.5.1 Supports Palm and Samsung Galaxy Devices
Fedora 12 Beta To Come Next Week
Nexenta Core Platform 3.0 Alpha 1
Parsix GNU/Linux 3.0
Micro Kernel Mona 0.3.0 Released
MythTV 0.22 Release Candidate Available
LinuxConsole 1.0.2009 Is Out – Now available as CD, DVD, Multimedia editions
Puppy Linux 4.3.1

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Company that won $585M from Microsoft sues Apple, Google, Why the London Stock Exchange went for Linux, Lest CodePlex perplex, New Firefox security technology blocks Web attacks, Mozilla claims, Linux Saves Aussie Electrical Grid, Dutch police go open source, Hulu Goes Linux, Netgear offers an open source router that is an applications platform, Netgear trying to fool their users with “Open Source Router”, Sage Bionetworks, Biology’s Open Source Spark, Snags “Major” Donation from Quintiles, Schools start to move to OpenOffice, Firefox 3DOT6 Aims to Bring Fullscreen Open Source Video to the Web, The Open Source Initiative’s Corporate Status is Suspended, Cisco Teaches Routers to Act Like Servers, GPS Tracking: Open-Source GPS Tracking System, AP, News Corp bosses tell search engines to pay up, Dell: Ubuntu Desktop PC Is Back, Ubuntu Countdown, Shuttleworth and the Raging Inferno of the Great Sexism Debate, Fedora documentation team switching to CC-BY-SA license, Microsoft antitrust case: FSFE offers analysis to European Commission, FSFE – Browser bundeling – Open letter to Commissioner Kroes, Microsoft, EU reach accord on antitrust, Ballmer: Licensing Problematic, But Don’t Expect Any Changes, Microsoft Axes Works, Introduces Office 2010 Starter with Ads, Microsoft controlling Govt 2.0 funds, Snow Leopard bug threatens user data, reports claim, The Linux Foundation Video Site of LinuxCon 2009, T-Mobile: we probably lost all your Sidekick data, Google and Verizon Say Two Android Phones, With Google Voice, To Come This Year, Behold II Joins Android’s Autumn Advance, Adobe Flash 10.1 Offers GPU Acceleration, Mobile Support, Android to grab No. 2 spot by 2012, says Gartner, Palm fixes WebOS developer program, encourages open source, Palm Pre says “Hola” to Spain on 14 October, Dell’s Android phone is coming to the U.S., FCC Looks to Add to Airwaves for Wireless, Samsung’s First U.S. Android Phone Debuts, Motorola no longer on LiMo Foundation board, Rumor: Barnes & Noble’s eReader Will Run Android, Windows Mobile 6.5 Review: There’s No Excuse For This.

LINKS
The Going Linux Podcast
Tux Takes to the Air
Going Linux Episode Mentioning Us
Linux Outlaws Episode Mentioning Us
Helios Installation

NEWS
Company that won $585M from Microsoft sues Apple, Google
Why the London Stock Exchange went for Linux
Lest CodePlex perplex
New Firefox security technology blocks Web attacks, Mozilla claims
Linux Saves Aussie Electrical Grid
Dutch police go open source Hulu Goes Linux
Netgear offers an open source router that is an applications platform Netgear trying to fool their users with “Open Source Router”
Sage Bionetworks, Biology’s Open Source Spark, Snags “Major” Donation from Quintiles
Schools start to move to OpenOffice
Firefox 3DOT6 Aims to Bring Fullscreen Open Source Video to the Web
The Open Source Initiative’s Corporate Status is Suspended
Cisco Teaches Routers to Act Like Servers
GPS Tracking: Open-Source GPS Tracking System
AP, News Corp bosses tell search engines to pay up
Dell: Ubuntu Desktop PC Is Back
Ubuntu Countdown
Shuttleworth and the Raging Inferno of the Great Sexism Debate
Fedora documentation team switching to CC-BY-SA license
Microsoft antitrust case: FSFE offers analysis to European Commission
FSFE – Browser bundeling – Open letter to Commissioner Kroes
Microsoft, EU reach accord on antitrust – Network World
Ballmer: Licensing Problematic, But Don’t Expect Any Changes
Microsoft Axes Works, Introduces Office 2010 Starter with Ads
Microsoft controlling Govt 2.0 funds
Snow Leopard bug threatens user data, reports claim
The Linux Foundation Video Site of LinuxCon 2009

LINUX MOBILE NEWS
T-Mobile: we probably lost all your Sidekick data
Google and Verizon Say Two Android Phones, With Google Voice, To Come This Year
Behold II Joins Android’s Autumn Advance
Adobe Flash 10.1 Offers GPU Acceleration, Mobile Support
Android to grab No. 2 spot by 2012, says Gartner
Palm fixes WebOS developer program, encourages open source
Palm Pre says “Hola” to Spain on 14 October
Dell’s Android phone is coming to the U.S.
FCC Looks to Add to Airwaves for Wireless
Samsung’s First U.S. Android Phone Debuts
Motorola no longer on LiMo Foundation board
Rumor: Barnes & Noble’s eReader Will Run Android
Windows Mobile 6.5 Review: There’s No Excuse For This

RELEASES
Gentoo Linux 10.0 Released
Sabayon Linux 5.0 Released
LliureX 9.09
Dragora GNU/Linux 1.1
Tiny Core Linux 2.4 released
Monitorix 1.4.0 Speaks Plaintext
Notecase Pro Version 2.8.5 Released
FileZilla Version 3.2.8 Released
Clonezilla Live 1.2.2-31 Released
q4wine 0.113 has been released
KDE 4.3.2 Available
Bazaar 2.0.0 released
Google announces GWT 2.0 Milestone 1
GNU Project Debugger 7.0
Parsix GNU/Linux 3.0r0-TEST-3 Has Been Released
EDE 2.0 Beta Released
333-clearos-51-beta-launches
Yoper Linux 2009 Beta 1
K3b 2.0 Alpha 2: Review and Screenshots
Mandriva Linux 2010 RC2

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Red Hat Files its Bilski Brief: Asks Supreme Ct. to Exclude Software From Patentability, Software Freedom Law Center Files Brief with Supreme Court Arguing Software Cannot Be Patented, ICANN gains independence from the U.S., Microsoft gets big patent verdict overturned, Another Microsoft Research Operating System: Helios, Microsoft Security Essentials Released, Dell Nestles ARM and Intel Processors Together, Mac OS X mistakes and malfeatures, Red Hat to collide with Microsoft, IBM takes on Microsoft, Court smacks Autodesk, affirms right to sell used software, Novell forces customers to pay for maintenance, Apple pushes unwanted enterprise tool to Windows users, OpenStreetMap adds 26 new translations, First External USB 3.0 Hard Drive from Freecom, New Trojan gives criminals full-service bank theft, The OpenBlockS 600 is a Linux server that fits in your palm, FSF announces new bounty program, offering “GNU Bucks” for finding nonfree works in free distributions, Google Bites Bing back, Recovers All Usage Losses Since Spring, ALRC going for open source CMS website, SCO Files Its Response to Novell’s Petition for Rehearing En Banc, Amazon Pays Out for ‘1984′ Fiasco, Former Microsoft Open-source Chief Joins Cloud Startup, Two Linux smartphones set for October release in U.S., Open Android Alliance formed, Palm Releases webOS 1.2, No iTunes Sync, Palm again hacks Apple’s iTunes for Pre owners, iPhone May Face EU-Wide Recall, MIPS Technologies Joins Open Handset Alliance.

LINKS
Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta
Bumper: Jason Van Oden of Mastering New Media

NEWS
Red Hat Files its Bilski Brief: Asks Supreme Ct. to Exclude Software From Patentability
Software Freedom Law Center Files Brief with Supreme Court Arguing Software Cannot Be Patented
ICANN gains independence from the U.S.
Microsoft gets big patent verdict overturned
Another Microsoft Research Operating System: Helios
Microsoft Security Essentials Released
Dell Nestles ARM and Intel Processors Together
Mac OS X mistakes and malfeatures
Red Hat to collide with Microsoft
IBM takes on Microsoft
Court smacks Autodesk, affirms right to sell used software
Novell forces customers to pay for maintenance
Apple pushes unwanted enterprise tool to Windows users
OpenStreetMap adds 26 new translations
First External USB 3.0 Hard Drive from Freecom
New Trojan gives criminals full-service bank theft
The OpenBlockS 600 is a Linux server that fits in your palm
FSF announces new bounty program, offering “GNU Bucks” for finding nonfree works in free distributions
Google Bites Bing back, Recovers All Usage Losses Since Spring
ALRC going for open source CMS website
SCO Files Its Response to Novell’s Petition for Rehearing En Banc
Amazon Pays Out for ‘1984′ Fiasco
Former Microsoft Open-source Chief Joins Cloud Startup

LINUX MOBILE NEWS
Two Linux smartphones set for October release in U.S.
Open Android Alliance formed
Palm Releases webOS 1.2, No iTunes Sync
Palm again hacks Apple’s iTunes for Pre owners
iPhone May Face EU-Wide Recall
MIPS Technologies Joins Open Handset Alliance

RELEASES
Ubuntu 9.10 Beta Released
9.10 Technical Overview
Linux 2.6.32-rc1 Released
NVIDIA Publicly Releases Its OpenCL Linux Drivers
Calculate Linux 9.9 Released
Chakra Alpha 3 Released
openSUSE 11.2 Milestone 8 released
Python 2.6.3 released
X.org Server 1.7.0 released
Amarok 2.2 “Sunjammer” released
OpenSSH 5.3 is now available
Lightweight Arora web browser turns 0.10.0
Astaro Security Gateway 7.5 Released
Plamo Linux 4.7 Released
Sabayon Linux 5.0 Released
GoblinX 3.0 “G:Standard” Released
gzip-1.3.13 released
Perl 5.11.0 Released

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This special episode is a tutorial about setting up and using the Evolution email client. We cover setting up the basic email settings including how to enter your Internet providers mail server settings. We also explain how to set up your gmail to work with Evolution (once it is switched in your gmail account). We take you step by step in setting up a pop email account. We explain the various customization options in Evolution. We tell you how to automatically add a signature to your emails. If it deals with email and Evolution, we probably cover it. We do not, however, get into the many other features of Evolution, such as the Calender.

LINKS
Evolution Home Page
Introduction to Evolution
Ubuntu Documentation on Evolution
Using Gmail with Evolution
YouTube Video: Setup Email in Ubuntu – Evolution

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FCC Chairman Lays Out Net Neutrality Plans, FCC’s Net Neutrality Plan Draws Fast Fire, AT&T calls Google a hypocrite on Net neutrality, Linux via the internet with boot.kernel.org, Microsoft launches new pre-Windows 7 anti-Linux offensive, Linus Torvalds: ‘Linux is bloated’, EFI-X Violates LGPL, Uses Community Code without Attribution, Red Hat results reveal open source growth, Study Shows Open-source Code Quality Improving, Shuttleworth: Linux developers should “shut the f**k up”, KDE’s Project Silk, Canonical and Partners Launch Cloud- and Linux-based Netbook Software in Africa, Ubuntu 9.10 boot optimizations: 5 second startup with an SSD, Ubuntu Community Council Elections 2009, Deals: Ellison: Oracle Hearts MySQL, A GPL Court Victory In France, HP launches Linux-fiddling support group, Linux Buffs Get Eyeful at LinuxCon Tech Showcase, Yahoo! to shed open source Exchange rival?, USB-IF Sides with Apple, Slaps Palm, Courier: First details of Microsoft’s secret tablet, Zend, Microsoft and IBM co-operate to develop a Simple Cloud API for PHP applications, Microsoft bashes Google’s Chrome-in-IE plan, Microsoft WebsiteSpark tries to hit open source, mostly misses, Microsoft says turn off Windows feature to protect Windows, Microsoft Releases Code for ‘Multikernel’ Research OS ‘Barrelfish’, Ubuntu 9.10 beta approaching, UK, Ireland, Germany to Get Palm Pre, Report: No Palm Pre for Verizon Wireless, Analysts refute latest Verizon-Palm Pre rumor, Android tools now on Sprint’s developer site, Samsung Releases Open Source-based Phone For British Mobile Carrier, Microsoft, Intel Team to Put Silverlight on Moblin Linux, Canonical, Dell and Intel have worked together to deliver this brand-new operating system, New Linux Moblin netbooks to be announced at IDF.

LINKS
Free and Open Source Software Events
Richard Stallman, Miguel de Icaza “is basically a traitor”
Full Circle Magazine Issue 29

NEWS
FCC Chairman Lays Out Net Neutrality Plans
FCC’s Net Neutrality Plan Draws Fast Fire
AT&T calls Google a hypocrite on Net neutrality
Linux via the internet with boot.kernel.org
Microsoft launches new pre-Windows 7 anti-Linux offensive
Linus Torvalds: ‘Linux is bloated’
EFI-X Violates LGPL, Uses Community Code without Attribution
Red Hat results reveal open source growth
Study Shows Open-source Code Quality Improving
Shuttleworth: Linux developers should “shut the f**k up”
KDE’s Project Silk
Canonical and Partners Launch Cloud- and Linux-based Netbook Software in Africa
Ubuntu 9.10 boot optimizations: 5 second startup with an SSD
Ubuntu Community Council Elections 2009
Deals: Ellison: Oracle Hearts MySQL
A GPL Court Victory In France
HP launches Linux-fiddling support group
Linux Buffs Get Eyeful at LinuxCon Tech Showcase
Yahoo! to shed open source Exchange rival?
USB-IF Sides with Apple, Slaps Palm
Courier: First details of Microsoft’s secret tablet
Zend, Microsoft and IBM co-operate to develop a Simple Cloud API for PHP applications
Microsoft bashes Google’s Chrome-in-IE plan
Microsoft WebsiteSpark tries to hit open source, mostly misses
Microsoft says turn off Windows feature to protect Windows
Microsoft Releases Code for ‘Multikernel’ Research OS ‘Barrelfish’
Ubuntu 9.10 beta approaching

LINUX MOBILE NEWS
UK, Ireland, Germany to Get Palm Pre
Report: No Palm Pre for Verizon Wireless
Analysts refute latest Verizon-Palm Pre rumor
Android tools now on Sprint’s developer site
Samsung Releases Open Source-based Phone For British Mobile Carrier
Microsoft, Intel Team to Put Silverlight on Moblin Linux
Canonical, Dell and Intel have worked together to deliver this brand-new operating system
New Linux Moblin netbooks to be announced at IDF

RELEASES
Moblin 2.0 Released
Ultimate Edition 2.3 Gamers has been released
BeRTOS 2.2.0 Released
LynuxWorks 3.1 Released
Evolution 2.28.0 released
Empathy 2.28.0 Release
VLC 1.0.2 released
Version 1.0 of SystemTap test and debugging tool released
Network Security Toolkit 2.11.0 Released
Eclipse 3.6 M2 (Helios) — Available
Mozilla releases Thunderbird 3 Beta 4
Development Release: Gentoo Linux 10.0 Test
FreeBSD 8.0-RC1 Available
WineHQ – News
Theora 1.1 is released

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No more Linux security bragging: botnet discovery worry, The Linux botweb story that wasn’t, IBM Throws Out Microsoft Office, Your Google docs: Soon in search results?, Oracle event signals Sun hardware aspirations, Creature comforts for Ubuntu, Jolicloud Innovates Atop Ubuntu Netbook Remix, ARM Joins The Linux Foundation, MySpace to open source data processing, OIN suggests patent reform on the fly, Open source management community launches, FreeBSD bug grants local root access, Shh!!! HP sneaks Linux in on new laptops, Net neutrality gets a boost from leading Democrat, Open PC: KDE Nettop with Amarok and Firefox, SCO Ordered to Reply to Novell’s Petition for Rehearing, DOJ: Google’s book settlement needs rewrite, Single-Window Confirmed For Gimp 2.8, Ubuntu 10.04 Cod Name Announced: Lucid Lynx, How long will it take to upgrade to Windows 7?, Microsoft: No TCP/IP patches for you XP, No 3rd Service Pack for Windows Server 2003, Google Voice rejection came from the top at Apple (updated), Moblin Zone, LG unveils its first Android smartphone.

LINKS
LinuxPlanet Casts
No more Linux security bragging: botnet discovery worry
The Linux botweb story that wasn’t …
IBM Throws Out Microsoft Office
Your Google docs: Soon in search results?
Oracle event signals Sun hardware aspirations
Creature comforts for Ubuntu
Jolicloud Innovates Atop Ubuntu Netbook Remix
ARM Joins The Linux Foundation
MySpace to open source data processing
OIN suggests patent reform on the fly
Open source management community launches
FreeBSD bug grants local root access
Shh!!! HP sneaks Linux in on new laptops
Net neutrality gets a boost from leading Democrat
Open PC: KDE Nettop with Amarok and Firefox
SCO Ordered to Reply to Novell’s Petition for Rehearing
DOJ: Google’s book settlement needs rewrite
Single-Window Confirmed For Gimp 2.8 (And More)
Ubuntu 10.04 Cod Name Announced: Lucid Lynx
How long will it take to upgrade to Windows 7?
Microsoft: No TCP/IP patches for you, XP
No 3rd Service Pack for Windows Server 2003
Google Voice rejection came from the top at Apple (updated)
Moblin Zone
LG unveils its first Android smartphone
The Art of Community Available For Free Download

Releases
Distribution Release: gNewSense 2.3
Puppy Linux 4.3
Absolute Linux 13.0. with IceWM and PCMan
Oracle Enterprise Linux updated
ClarkConnect Now ClearOS, Now Open and Free
First Alpha of BeOS-inspired Haiku released
Launchpad 3.0Rhythmbox version 0.12.5 Released
F-Spot version 0.6.1.2 Released
SystemRescueCd 1.3.0 released
Donut SDK for Google’s Android ready
Google ‘Releases’ Chrome 3
Nero Linux 4 Released
NVIDIA Linux Display Driver Update
Mozilla releases SeaMonkey 2.0 Beta 2
openSUSE 11.2 Milestone 7 Released
GNOME 2.28.0 Release Candidate Is Out
KOffice 2.1 Beta 2 released
Ubuntu 9.10 Alpha 6 Has Ubuntu Software Store
Mandriva Linux 2010 RC1 is now available for tests
NEPOMUK – The Social Semantic Desktop

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This special episode is a tutorial about backing up your Ubuntu Linux system. Backing up your system can be a difficult and time consuming process, but there are tools to help. In this tutorial we go into great detail on how you can install, configure, and use a backup program called sbackup. We also recommend several alternative online solutions such as Ubuntuone and Dropbox. We even explain how to format and use an external USB hard drive for your backups. We also introduce AptOnCD, which is a program that will remember and install your custom programs from your current Ubuntu system. This episode is a must for those who want a simple backup solution. Remember to do a backup before it is too late.

LINKS
Ubuntu One : Home
Dropbox – Secure backup, sync and sharing made easy.
Backup and Restore Ubuntu System using Sbackup
Simple Backup Solution
Create your own mobile Ubuntu repository with APTonCD
Iomega Prestige 500 GB USB 2.0 Desktop External Hard Drive
Formatting USB drive – Ubuntu Forums

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The Linux User Podcast is a family friendly weekly audio show for the desktop Linux user that covers the latest Linux and Open Source news and is produced every Sunday evening. In addition to these we also periodically produce a special episode that is a tutorial that gives you simple and practical instructions on using Linux on your home or office computer.

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Linux Foundation to Microsoft: stop secretly attacking Linux, Pro-Linux group nabs Microsoft patents, Microsoft and Patent Trolls, Microsoft mis-educates Best Buy on Linux, New Microsoft-backed open source foundation faces questions, Free Software Foundation files objection to Google Book Search settlement, Why the EU should block Oracle/Sun, Novell Files for Rehearing En Banc!, Deep packet inspection engine goes open source, Will GIMP 2.8 come in a single window mode?, TomTom launches OpenLR open navigation project, VIA Technologies, Inc. Joins Linux Foundation, Facebook Releases Real-time Web Server Tech as Open Source, Firefox 4.0 Windows Theme Mockups, Debian switches to Upstart, Corporate Ubuntu Linux Users Now Have Premium Support Offerings at Their Fingertips, Ubuntu One is moving from ubuntuone.com to one.ubuntu.com, Apple Releases Grand Central Dispatch as Open Source, iTunes 9 Breaks Pre Sync, Again, More signs point to Samsung Linux phone, Nokia to skip operator tailoring for Linux phones, Nokia backtracks, will allow customized Linux phones, Linux News: Mobile: Motorola’s Cliq Joins Android Army, Linux News: Mobile: HTC Adds Tattoo to Android Lineup.

LINKS
Software Freedom Day at Rio Rancho Public Library
Linux Foundation to Microsoft: stop secretly attacking Linux
Pro-Linux group nabs Microsoft patents
Microsoft and Patent Trolls
Microsoft mis-educates Best Buy on Linux
New Microsoft-backed open source foundation faces questions
Free Software Foundation files objection to Google Book Search settlement
Why the EU should block Oracle/Sun
Novell Files for Rehearing En Banc!
Deep packet inspection engine goes open source
Will GIMP 2.8 come in a single window mode?
TomTom launches OpenLR open navigation project
VIA Technologies, Inc. Joins Linux Foundation
Facebook Releases Real-time Web Server Tech as Open Source
Firefox 4.0 Windows Theme Mockups
Debian switches to Upstart
Corporate Ubuntu Linux Users Now Have Premium Support Offerings at Their Fingertips
Ubuntu One is moving from ubuntuone.com to one.ubuntu.com
Apple Releases Grand Central Dispatch as Open Source
iTunes 9 Breaks Pre Sync, Again
More signs point to Samsung Linux phone
Nokia to skip operator tailoring for Linux phones
Nokia backtracks, will allow customized Linux phones
Linux News: Mobile: Motorola’s Cliq Joins Android Army
Linux News: Mobile: HTC Adds Tattoo to Android Lineup

RELEASES
Linux 2.6.31 Released
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.4 Now Available
KDE 4.3.1 Release Announcement
Ubuntu’s Karmic Koala emerges in alpha 5
Easy Peasy 1.5 released
DesktopBSD 1.7 available
Zenwalk 6.2 has been released
Tiny Core Linux 2.3 Released
VirtualBox 3.0.6 released
Linux Lint 7 Xfce Released

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Internet celebrates 40th birthday, Game Over for Sony, Microsoft pushes for single global patent system, Microsoft granted stay of Word injunction, Google Patents World’s Simplest Home Page, Microsoft contract forces cancellation of Stallman talk in Argentina, Dell Prepares Ubuntu Encore, Google Confirms Chrome Web Browser Is Bundled on Sony Laptops, Happy Birthday: A Look Back at One Year of Google Chrome, The Chapter 11 Trustee’s First Act: Wants to Hire a Lawyer, Defence spends $1.7m on ultimate Linux flight simulator, Linux powers world’s fastest stock exchange, Fedora 12 adds Moblin technology!, IBM launches cloud virtual-desktop service, T-Mobile unveils pay-as-you-go Android phone, European Commission may delay Sun-Oracle merger, Ubuntu Tech Board 2009, Best of Open Source Software Awards 2009, Message From La Quadrature du Net Concerning Net Neutrality, Bill would give president emergency control of Internet, Ending the War on Sharing, Linus Torvalds in Live Streaming from LinuxCon, Full Circle Magazine – Issue 28

LINKS
Internet celebrates 40th birthday
Game Over for Sony
Microsoft pushes for single global patent system
Microsoft granted stay of Word injunction
Google Patents World’s Simplest Home Page
Microsoft contract forces cancellation of Stallman talk in Argentina
Dell Prepares Ubuntu Encore
Google Confirms Chrome Web Browser Is Bundled on Sony Laptops
Happy Birthday: A Look Back at One Year of Google Chrome
The Chapter 11 Trustee’s First Act: Wants to Hire a Lawyer
Defence spends $1.7m on ultimate Linux flight simulator
Linux powers world’s fastest stock exchange
Fedora 12 adds Moblin technology!IBM launches cloud virtual-desktop service
IBM launches cloud virtual-desktop service
T-Mobile unveils pay-as-you-go Android phone
European Commission may delay Sun-Oracle merger
Ubuntu Tech Board 2009
Best of Open Source Software Awards 2009
Message From La Quadrature du Net Concerning Net Neutrality
Bill would give president emergency control of Internet
Ending the War on Sharing
Linus Torvalds in Live Streaming from LinuxCon
Full Circle Magazine – Issue 28

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SCO still up creek, searching for paddle despite appeal win, It’s Baaaack … Appeals Court Resurrects SCO Lawsuit, The Linux Killer, Linux Legal Defense Fund, SCO v. Novell appellate decision, Red Hat, Novell and CentOS update for kernel vulnerability, Microsoft signs confidential IP deal over NTFS, Why Has Nokia’s Netbook Got Windows, Not Linux?, Linux-based OS drives new Nokia N900, Open Book Alliance to oppose Google Book deal, More questions than answers on Google Books, Canonical Unveils The Ubuntu Software Store, Rails-like Quickly tools brings rapid development to Ubuntu, NVIDIA Pushes Out New Linux Driver Updates, Motorola Mobile Devices ditches Microsoft Office for Google Apps, Microsoft Office Loses Credibility Due to i4i Lawsuit, Motorola Dumps Office, New Victories for ODF and i4i-imposed Word Ban as an Opportunity for ODF, Microsoft apologizes for race-swap photo incident, Does an upgrade to Windows 7 kill a netbook battery life?, Windows 7 Sins — The case against Microsoft and proprietary software, The Mac Security Blog » Snow Leopard Contains an Antivirus, Snow Leopard’s Anti-Malware Feature Explained

RELEASES
The Slackware Linux Project: Slackware Release Announcement, First Fedora 12 pre-release version released, CentOS 4.8 released, Many Changes for SimplyMEPIS 8.0.10, openSUSE News » openSUSE 11.2 Milestone 6 Released, Feature Freeze this Thursday, Simon – speech activated user interface for KDE, Transmission 1.74 BitTorrent client released

LINKS
New Mexico Team Software Freedom Day
SCO still up creek, searching for paddle despite appeal win
It’s Baaaack … Appeals Court Resurrects SCO Lawsuit
The Linux Killer
Linux Legal Defense Fund
SCO v. Novell appellate decision
Red Hat, Novell and CentOS update for kernel vulnerability
Microsoft signs confidential IP deal over NTFS
Why Has Nokia’s Netbook Got Windows, Not Linux?
Linux-based OS drives new Nokia N900
Open Book Alliance to oppose Google Book deal
More questions than answers on Google Books
Canonical Unveils The Ubuntu Software Store
Rails-like Quickly tools brings rapid development to Ubuntu
NVIDIA Pushes Out New Linux Driver Updates
Motorola Mobile Devices ditches Microsoft Office for Google Apps
Microsoft Office Loses Credibility Due to i4i Lawsuit, Motorola Dumps Office
New Victories for ODF and i4i-imposed Word Ban as an Opportunity for ODF
Microsoft apologizes for race-swap photo incident
Does an upgrade to Windows 7 kill a netbook battery life?
Windows 7 Sins — The case against Microsoft and proprietary software
The Mac Security Blog » Snow Leopard Contains an Antivirus
Snow Leopard’s Anti-Malware Feature Explained
The Slackware Linux Project: Slackware Release Announcement
First Fedora 12 pre-release version released
CentOS 4.8 released
Many Changes for SimplyMEPIS 8.0.10
openSUSE News » openSUSE 11.2 Milestone 6 Released
Feature Freeze this Thursday
Simon – speech activated user interface for KDE
Transmission 1.74 BitTorrent client released

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This special episode is a tutorial on using Firefox to browse the web. In this episode we explain how to install the latest version of Firefox in Ubuntu, both manually and through a cool Python script called Ubuntuzilla. We also go into a great amount of detail describing how to customize Firefox in preferences, explaining how to work with bookmarks, describing how to get add-ons and themes, telling you how to add custom search engines, and much much more. If you are a new to Firefox or just want to learn more, then this is the perfect Firefox tutorial for you.

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Get Firefox
How To Install Mozilla Firefox On Ubuntu-Linux
Install Ubuntuzilla
Ubuntuzilla: Mozilla Software Installer
Ubuntuzilla Wiki
My Favorite Firefox Plugins
Mycroft Project

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Fixing Linux, Monday’s security updates, Wednesday’s security updates, Thursday Security Updates, Torvalds bashes vendor-sec private Linux security list, The greatest open source software of all time, GPL possibly violated by satellite receivers, Linux dev community growing, 5 patches accepted every hour, Dell Mini 3i smartphone gets official outing in China, tr.im to be Community-Owned, Change in Maintenance for openSUSE 11.2 and Future Versions, openSUSE To Default to KDE, Justice Dept. approves Oracle’s Sun buy, GIMP 2.7.0 has been released, New KMyMoney Frees Your Wallet, The Flaming Banker: Pidgin 2.6.0–It’s About Time. Pidgin vulnerability, 40 years of Unix, Happy Birthday Debian, Top ten Linux distributions, Free Art of Community Book For Approved Ubuntu LoCo Teams, Mandriva Linux 2010 beta version is available, Re: On cadence and collaboration, Ubuntu’s Multisearch Mess-Up, What is this “Multisearch” thing in my Firefox about?. 5 Things Microsoft does not want you to know about Windows, Open Source Users Love Google, Hate Microsoft, Microsoft asks for stay of Word injunction, Microsoft’s Emergency Motion for a Stay Repeats Arguments Already Rejected by District Court, Steve Jobs: The man who polished Apple – Times Online.

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Fixing Linux
Monday’s security updates
Wednesday’s security updates
Thursday Security Updates
Torvalds bashes vendor-sec private Linux security list
The greatest open source software of all time
GPL possibly violated by satellite receivers
Linux dev community growing, 5 patches accepted every hour
Dell Mini 3i smartphone gets official outing in China
tr.im to be Community-Owned
Change in Maintenance for openSUSE 11.2 and Future Versions
openSUSE To Default to KDE
Justice Dept. approves Oracle’s Sun buy
GIMP 2.7.0 has been released
New KMyMoney Frees Your Wallet
The Flaming Banker: Pidgin 2.6.0–It’s About Time
Pidgin vulnerability
40 years of Unix
Happy Birthday Debian
Top ten Linux distributions
Free Art of Community Book
For Approved Ubuntu LoCo Teams
Mandriva Linux 2010 beta version is available
Re: On cadence and collaboration
Ubuntu’s Multisearch Mess-Up
What is this “Multisearch” thing in my Firefox about?
5 Things Microsoft does not want you to know about Windows
Open Source Users Love Google, Hate Microsoft
Microsoft asks for stay of Word injunction
Microsoft’s Emergency Motion for a Stay Repeats Arguments Already Rejected
Steve Jobs: The man who polished Apple – Times Online

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This special episode is a tutorial on Nautilus and the Linux File System. In this episode we explain how the Linux file system in Ubuntu is set up. We explain how to view the hidden system files, how to customize Nautilus, and we tell you where to find your program files. Plus we also explain how to give Nautilus super user powers so you can change permissions on files and do other things that require root permission.

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Working with Files in Nautilus

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The Linux User Podcast is a family friendly weekly audio show for the desktop Linux user that covers the latest Linux and Open Source news and is produced every Sunday evening. In addition to these we also periodically produce a special episode that is a tutorial that gives you simple and practical instructions on using Linux on your home or office computer.

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Bug exposes eight years of Linux kernel, Debian Security Advisory, Red Hat Security Response Team, Linux 2.6.31-rc6, EU: Over thirty MEPs from seven Member States, support free software, Dell: Linux v Windows netbook returns a ‘non-issue’, VMware to Acquire SpringSource, OpenSuse 10.3 nears end of life, GNU Generation: Calling all pre-university students, Artwork Incoming Karmic Boot Demo, Is too much choice getting in the way of Linux’ acceptance?, 10 reasons why Linux will triumph over Windows, Nine open-source mobiles on the way, FYI: The Pre Reports Your Location to Palm, Caffeine: It’s Google On Red Bull, Or Something, An Elephant Leaves the Room at Yahoo, Obama Rethinks Ban on Tracking Web Visitors, Open Textbooks Win Over Publishers In CA, Judge: Microsoft can’t sell Word anymore, Microsoft’s Word Patent Woes May Be Broadly Shared, Deciphering Windows 7 Upgrades: The Official Chart

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Bug exposes eight years of Linux kernel
Debian Security Advisory
Red Hat Security Response Team
Linux 2.6.31-rc6
EU: Over thirty MEPs from seven Member States support free software
Dell: Linux v Windows netbook returns a ‘non-issue’
VMware to Acquire SpringSource
OpenSuse 10.3 nears end of life
GNU Generation: Calling all pre-university students
Artwork Incoming Karmic Boot Demo
Is too much choice getting in the way of Linux’ acceptance?
10 reasons why Linux will triumph over Windows
Nine open-source mobiles on the way
FYI: The Pre Reports Your Location to Palm
Caffeine: It’s Google On Red Bull, Or Something
An Elephant Leaves the Room at Yahoo
Obama Rethinks Ban on Tracking Web Visitors
Open Textbooks Win Over Publishers In CA
Judge: Microsoft can’t sell Word anymore
Microsoft’s Word Patent Woes May Be Broadly Shared
Deciphering Windows 7 Upgrades: The Official Chart

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This special episode is a tutorial on customizing the GNOME desktop. In this episode we explain how to customize the menus, how to add applets to the panels, how to add icons to the desktop, how to customize your mouse, how to choose a screen saver, how to change your wallpaper, how to change your theme, and how to disable the system beep that you hear on shut down.

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Making Ubuntu feel more like Windows
Disable the system beep in Ubuntu

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The Linux User Podcast is a family friendly weekly audio show for the desktop Linux user that covers the latest Linux and Open Source news and is produced every Sunday evening. In addition to these we also periodically produce a special episode that is a tutorial that gives you simple and practical instructions on using Linux on your home or office computer.

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Ubuntu man extends olive branch to irate Debian devs, Shuttleworth Offers Canonical Employees to Debian, Microsoft filing lists Canonical, Red Hat as PC Windows rivals, Microsoft admits the obvious but not the truth, KDE 4.3.0 Caizen Release Announcement, Scientists get a million Linux kernels to run at once, Will Geolocation Find a Home on Linux Desktops?, Debian Squeeze: KFreeBSD, Dash and Automatic Debug Packages, Firefox 3.5.2 and 3.0.13 fix security vulnerabilities, Google Chrome For Linux Adds Plug-ins Support, Prototyping a New User Interface for OpenOffice.org, Oracle, Sun Flagged by EU: Tech Rumor of the Day, Landscape: Canonical Systems Management and Monitoring Tool, Torvalds and Shuttleworth to speak at LinuxCon 2009, Ubuntu Patent Policy, myTouch 3G: Improved Droid Still Has Some Squeaky Joints, Microsoft backtracks on free Office Live domains, Microsoft snaps up Office.com domain, Apple working on device abuse detection technology, Full Circle Magazine.
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Ubuntu man extends olive branch to irate Debian devs
Shuttleworth Offers Canonical Employees to Debian
Microsoft filing lists Canonical, Red Hat as PC Windows rivals
Microsoft admits the obvious but not the truth
KDE 4.3.0 Caizen Release Announcement
Scientists get a million Linux kernels to run at once
Will Geolocation Find a Home on Linux Desktops?
Debian Squeeze: KFreeBSD, Dash and Automatic Debug Packages
Firefox 3.5.2 and 3.0.13 fix security vulnerabilities
Google Chrome For Linux Adds Plug-ins Support
Prototyping a New User Interface for OpenOffice.org
Oracle, Sun Flagged by EU: Tech Rumor of the Day
Landscape: Canonical Systems Management and Monitoring Tool
Torvalds and Shuttleworth to speak at LinuxCon 2009
Ubuntu Patent Policy
myTouch 3G: Improved Droid Still Has Some Squeaky Joints
Microsoft backtracks on free Office Live domains
Microsoft snaps up Office.com domain
Apple working on device abuse detection technology
Full Circle Magazine

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This special episode is a tutorial an introduction to the GNOME Desktop. We take a quick a tour of the different menus in the GNOME, such as applications, places, and System. We also talk about what’s on the top and bottom panels. This is a great introduction for someone unfamilar with the GNOME desktop.

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Open-Source Backers March on Washington, New York Times Anti-Open Source Bias, CentOS Linux developers threaten mutiny, CentOS back from brink of death, Launchpad is now open source, Debian decides to adopt time-based release freezes, Novell makes Linux easy with SUSE Studio, One Billion Downloads of Firefox!, Canonical to Offer Ubuntu Desktop Support and Services, Ubuntu Plans New System for Installing Applications, AppCenter, Dispute between Linux gurus Alan Cox and Linus Torvalds, SFLC: Microsoft violated the GPL, Microsoft Offers Europe a Choice of Browsers, Microsoft, Yahoo! Change Search Landscape, The Patent That Justifies Microsoft’s Interest in Yahoo!, Ballmer: We’re cheaper than Apple! (but not Linux), Palm webOS 1.1 enhances support for enterprise — and beyond, Apple Is Growing Rotten To The Core, FCC Looking Into AT&T Rejection Of Google Voice App, Researchers attack my iPhone via SMS, Free Books For Approved LoCo Teams.

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Open-Source Backers March on Washington
New York Times Anti-Open Source Bias
CentOS Linux developers threaten mutiny
CentOS back from brink of death
Launchpad is now open source
Debian decides to adopt time-based release freezes
Novell makes Linux easy with SUSE Studio
One Billion Downloads of Firefox!
Canonical to Offer Ubuntu Desktop Support and Services
Ubuntu Plans New System for Installing Applications
AppCenter
Dispute between Linux gurus Alan Cox and Linus Torvalds
SFLC: Microsoft violated the GPL
Microsoft Offers Europe a Choice of Browsers
Microsoft, Yahoo! Change Search Landscape
The Patent That Justifies Microsoft’s Interest in Yahoo!
Ballmer: We’re cheaper than Apple! (but not Linux)
Palm webOS 1.1 enhances support for enterprise — and beyond
Apple Is Growing Rotten To The Core
FCC Looking Into AT&T Rejection Of Google Voice App
Researchers attack my iPhone via SMS
Free Books For Approved LoCo Teams

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This special episode is a tutorial that will walk you through both the preparation and actual installation of Ubuntu, either as the sole operating system, or a dual boot with Windows and Ubuntu. We also offer a few post installation tips.

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Graphical Ubuntu Install
Installing Ubuntu Video Tutorial

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The Linux User Podcast is a family friendly weekly audio show for the desktop Linux user that covers the latest Linux and Open Source news and is produced every Sunday evening. In addition to these we also periodically produce a special episode that is a tutorial that gives you simple and practical instructions on using Linux on your home or office computer.

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Microsoft Contributes Linux Drivers to Linux Community, Microsoft opened Linux-driver code after ‘violating’ GPL, Microsoft: Open Source Infringes on 235 Patents, Adobe Unveils New Open Source Initiatives, New Technology to Make Digital Data Self-Destruct, Pirate sites return in legal form, New vulnerability discovered for Firefox 3.5.1 Update, Oracle Strikes Again, Buys GoldenGate Software, Apple Downplays Fiery iPod Incidents, Apple’s much-anticipated tablet device coming early next year, New Mexico GNU/LinuxFest.

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Microsoft Contributes Linux Drivers to Linux Community
Microsoft makes second GPLv2 release in as many days
Microsoft Patches Linux; Linus Responds
Microsoft opened Linux-driver code after ‘violating’ GPL
Microsoft’s Linux Kernel Code Drop Result of GPL Violation
Microsoft: Open Source Infringes on 235 Patents
Adobe Unveils New Open Source Initiatives
New Technology to Make Digital Data Self-Destruct
Pirate sites return in legal form
New vulnerability discovered for Firefox 3.5.1 (Update)
Oracle Strikes Again, Buys GoldenGate Software
For Some, Move To Windows 7 Will Be Tough
Apple Downplays Fiery iPod Incidents
New Mexico GNU/LinuxFest

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This special episode is a tutorial on how to make the transition from Windows to Linux. Making the change of operating systems can be a difficult switch, but there are ways to make the transition easier. For example, you can use open source software on Windows and you can try a live Linux CD.

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Open Source Windows
ISO Recorder

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Tech News: Apple drops to 5th in US computer sales, Apple demanded Microsoft stop its Laptop Hunters ads, Palm shares sink after Apple closes iTunes sync, Amazon Says It Will Stop Deleting Kindle Books, Hundreds Of Confidential Twitter Documents, VLC media player, Ubuntu 8.04.3, Ubuntu Christian Edition, Empathy is now in Karmic, Fit and Finish, Fedora 9’s End of Life, OpenSuSE, Ubuntu, Fedora, Mandriva Benchmarks.
Topic of the Week: Transition to Linux – Making the change of operating systems can be a difficult switch, but there are ways to make the transition easier. For example, you can used open source software on Windows and you can try a live Linux CD.
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Apple drops to 5th in US computer sales
Apple demanded Microsoft stop its Laptop Hunters ads
Palm shares sink after Apple closes iTunes sync
Amazon Says It Will Stop Deleting Kindle Books
In Our Inbox: Hundreds Of Confidential Twitter Documents
VLC media player
Distribution Release: Ubuntu 8.04.3
Ubuntu Christian Edition
Empathy is now in Karmic
Fit and Finish
Fedora 9 (Sulphur)
OpenSuSE, Ubuntu, Fedora, Mandriva Benchmarks
FREE BOOK: After the Software Wars
Open Source Windows
ISO Recorder

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This special episode is a tutorial that introduces you to Linux and Ubuntu. What is Linux and what are the different parts to the Operating System? What is Ubuntu and what is a distribution? Why is the podcast focused on Ubuntu and the Gnome desktop? And what are a few great Linux based programs.

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Linux From Wikipedia
GNU Project From Wikipedia
Gnome From Wikipedia
Ubuntu From Wikipedia

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Introducing Google Chrome OS, Intel cozying up to Google Chrome OS, How Chrome OS Will Help Ubuntu, Google’s Behavioral Ad Targeting: How to Reclaim Control, Does Google Know Too Much About You?, Microsoft issues patent promise, dispels Mono legal concerns, Microsoft Community Promise, Mono Position Statement, Microsoft Security Advisory, Ubuntu 9.10 Goals And Disappointments, Koala will be ‘a definitive shift’ for Ubuntu Linux, Introduction to the Lubuntu Desktop project, Linux From Wikipedia, GNU Project From Wikipedia, Gnome From Wikipedia, Ubuntu From Wikipedia

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Introducing Google Chrome OS
Intel cozying up to Google Chrome OS
How Chrome OS Will Help Ubuntu
Google’s Behavioral Ad Targeting: How to Reclaim Control
Does Google Know Too Much About You?
Microsoft issues patent promise, dispels Mono legal concerns
Microsoft Community Promise
Mono Position Statement
Microsoft Security Advisory
Ubuntu 9.10 Goals And Disappointments
Koala will be ‘a definitive shift’ for Ubuntu Linux
Introduction to the Lubuntu Desktop project

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