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What's Covered by the Microsoft/Novell Patent Deal

11/05/2006  
Relevance: 6.70
We've known that a major part of the Microsoft/Novell Linux co-operation agreement was about patents. What we didn't know, however, was what technologies would be covered, and what ones wouldn't, by the agreement. Now, thanks to Jason Matusow, Microsoft's director of corporate standards, we now know what's what.
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Happy Labor Day!

09/01/2008  
Relevance: 4.43
Another year has come and gone and, once again, the most counter-intuitive holiday rears its head ;) Today's a day when we celebrate labor by not doing any at all. Probably most comedians have already covered this material extensively, so I'll not tread on sacred ground.
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Best Way To Create Your Own Ubuntu

03/27/2008  
Relevance: 4.33
This is something that I have been toying with as an idea - creating my own distribution, based on the Ubuntu core, but making sure some basics that continue to go ignored are covered. In this quest, I have been led down an interesting road of discovery. Here are some of the tools that I think might be helpful, should you decide to take this path.
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Top 5 OSS Action Leaders

02/07/2007  
Relevance: 4.30
I know that the original question was"Who are the top 5 OSS thought leaders", and that's been covered by several folks already. I'm going to ask a similar, but different question.
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Yakuakeâ€' yet another pop-up terminal

10/17/2008  
Relevance: 4.29
Meet Yakuake, another pop-up terminal program. Contrary to Tilda (which I have covered recently), the Yakuake is the renowned and appreciated one. It supports many features - like tabs - which serve not only as eye candy.
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Google& Firefox 2 Anti-Phishing Warning In Action

01/21/2007  
Relevance: 4.11
Last month, I covered a number of ways that browsers and search engines are working together to protect surfers from phishing sites. These are sites pretending to be run by someone else, such as bank, in hopes of catching your personal log-in information.
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FIN-ACK: Wrapping Up Networking 101

01/20/2008  
Relevance: 4.09
All good things must come to an end, and so it is with Networking 101. This installment, we take a look back at everything we covered in our series. We designed the series with the belief that everyone in networking should understand all of these concepts... [This is not a new article, but it's such an excellent series I figured it was worth a re-run.-- TC]
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Photoshop 6 through CS2 on Linux with Wine

10/10/2007  
Relevance: 4.09
Over this past week end I have posted four Adobe Photoshop on Linux with Wine articles, versions 6 through CS2 are covered.
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An open platform for Linux

11/18/2006  
Relevance: 4.06
In its attempt to educate its existing customers as well as prospective clients about the evolving role of Linux, Novell organised a multi-city event. We had covered the Mumbai leg in an earlier issue. Here we write about what happened at Delhi and Bangalore—there were different speakers in each city.
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Portable power pack

01/31/2008  
Relevance: 4.04
Those of us living in South Africa are now facing the reality of rolling electricity blackouts for, at the very least, the rest of this year and possibly even longer than that. If you have a laptop and 3G connection then two or three hours a day without electricity is not unmanageable. Add the Flexopower SolarPouch to your backpack and your cellphone, iPod, PSP, GPS and music player are also covered for unexpected downtime.
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