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Extend OpenOffice.org with Toolbars

OpenOffice.org has risen to quite a place of prominence among office workers, home users, students, and just about every category in between. Why?

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Linux 2.6.32 Released

This release _feels_ long overdue due to two empty weeks for me (kernel summit and thanksgiving week vacation), but it's actually less than three months since 2.6.31, so I guess it's actually not that far off the normal schedule.

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Mozilla Adds Extra Firefox 3.6 Beta, Still Plans to Ship Final in 2009

Mozilla last week slipped in a fourth beta of its upcoming Firefox 3.6 browser, but said this week that it is still shooting to ship the final code by the end of the year.

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Open Source Tweeting

Can we liberate tweeting from Twitter? It's an open question. And it's one that Dave Winer hopes we can answer, in response to his post We need: An open source Twitter shell.

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Qt Gets Cuter: 4.6 Brings Expanded Platform Support

The Qt toolkit got a big update on Tuesday, with improved cross-platform compatibility.
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Linux Desktop Search Engines Compared

I have a large electronic library and was looking for a way to cope with this mass of information. I thought a local indexing service with a full-text search might solve my problem, but I could not find a good modern comparison of these services. I had to compare them myself.

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