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Gates rubbishes MIT laptop

“Geez, get a decent computer where you can actually read the text and you’re not sitting there cranking the thing while you’re trying to...

Rock’s First Web Success?

Wired News writes "The U.K. indie quartet Arctic Monkeys has built a loyal following thanks to internet word-of-mouth, P2P and grass-roots promotion. Here's how...

Verbatim to offer ‘reincarnated floppy disk’ in Europe

Yesterday, we reported on Memorex's disk-shaped 16MB USB Flash drive, the company's newly announced bit to bring those few remaining floppy disk users into...

Interviewing C++ developers with extreme prejudice

These days I do a bit of pimping (a.k.a. "quant headhunting" in polite company - a "quant" is a quantitative analyst doing high-value numerical...

Linux.com weekly security advisory – March 17, 2006

Author: Kelley Greenman This week, Debian, Fedora, Gentoo, Mandriva, Red Hat, and Ubuntu released security advisories. Among the affected packages were Cube, Freeciv, Bomberclone, kdegraphics,...

My sysadmin toolbox

Author: Mikhail Zotov My list of tools is aimed at non-professional system administrators who manage Linux machines in a home or small-office network. On my...

Automatix kicks Ubuntu into gear

Author: Tina Gasperson There's been some discussion lately about whether Ubuntu is suitable for Linux beginners. If you raise this issue, someone is sure to...

Smart Unicode typefaces released under free license

Author: Bruce Byfield SIL International, a non-government organization specializing in linguistics, has released two new typefaces under a free license. The fonts, Charis SIL and...

Grasshopper releases PageStream 5 for LinuxPPC

Dan Kilroy writes "Grasshopper announces the first releases of PageStream for LinuxPPC. PageStream is a desktop publishing program available for Linux, Windows, Macintosh, and...

Ubuntu Dapper Drake delay decision due

Author: Tina Gasperson Dapper Drake, the next Ubuntu release, is going to be different, say the developers working on the release. So different, in fact,...