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Mandriva 2008.0 rocks
Author: Susan Linton
Mandriva 2008.0, released this week, is the best version of Mandriva since 7.2.
Mandriva Linux 2008.0 comes in three editions. Mandriva One...
VMware Workstation 6 virtually trounces the competition
Author: Mayank Sharma
Newly released VMware Workstation 6 has lots of new features and improvements to ease collaboration between the host and guest operating systems....
Mandriva 2007 Spring packs a punch
Author: Mayank Sharma
Mandriva recently released its first distro of the year, dubbed Mandriva Linux 2007 Spring. Like previous releases, Spring is available in five...
A peek behind CrossOver Linux with CodeWeavers’ CEO
Author: Mayank Sharma
With CrossOver Linux 6, CodeWeavers now supports running several popular Windows applications and games under Linux. In this interview Jeremy White, CEO...
Mandriva 2007: Back in the race
Author: Bruce Byfield
Beginning with an easy-to-use installer and booting into a well-thought-out desktop, Mandriva 2007 provides an environment that is aesthetically consistent and makes...
Mandriva to play Windows games
The popular distribution formerly known as Mandrake, and with no Purple Rain to be seen, will include in its next 2007 release Transgaming’s Cedega...
DesktopBSD 1.0: FreeBSD for the desktop
Author: Stefan Vrabie
DesktopBSD is version of FreeBSD customized for the desktop. Building upon FreeBSD 5.5-PRERELEASE, DesktopBSD 1.0 comes packed with desktop-oriented features such as...
Wine Doors opens Windows under Linux
Author: Nathan Willis
When I first used Wine to try to install Windows software on my Linux machine, I found it less than user-friendly. ...
Windows gaming on Linux desktops gets a boost
sjvn writes "Who says you can't play Windows games on a Linux desktop? With Cedega, a semi-proprietary program for most Linuxes, you can be...
Wine will go beta next week
Author: Stephen Feller
After roughly 12 years of work, the Wine Project is about to take its widely used Windows translation layer to a place...