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New installer gives Debian Etch an edge
Author: Joe Barr
The Debian Installer team has released the third beta of its installer for Etch, the next version of Debian. According to the...
Thunderbird 2.0 preview
Author: Nathan Willis
Following on the heels of the Firefox 2.0 beta in mid-July, Mozilla has released the first 2.0 previews of its Thunderbird email...
AQuoSA for Linux Kernel 2.6 is now available.
Tommaso Cucinotta writes "In the context of the open-source AQuoSA project (An open Quality of Service Architecture), new resource-level components for the Linux kernel...
NSpluginwrapper: A cross-architecture browser plugin tool
Author: Nathan Willis
NSpluginwrapper is a cross-architecture tool designed to let Firefox users on AMD64 and PowerPC Linux use i386-only, binary Web browser plugins --...
Make PDFs talk
Author: Mayank Sharma
Many magazines and book publishers make available a free online version of their products, often as PDF files. Chances are you scroll...
RR4 3.0 RC 1 Screenshot Tour
Anonymous Reader writes "Lxnaydesign.net reports - RR4 Linux 3.0 RC1 - After two months of hard work, complete rebuilding and CHOST migration (from i386...
Google Earth for Linux
Author: Nathan Willis
Following closely on the heels of its Picasa news, Google is offering a beta of Google Earth that -- for the first...
Getting started with Wacom tablets in Linux
Author: Nathan Willis
The mouse, despite all of its admirable qualities, was created by a left-brained thinker and built for left-brained work. Mostly that's...
32-bit browsing in a 64-bit system
Author: Nathan Willis
The problem: you've taken the trouble to hand-build your finely tuned 64-bit computer, and you've installed your favorite 64-bit flavor of Linux...
My desktop OS: Arch Linux
Author: James Fryman
I've been a Linux diehard since my early days with Debian 1.3. I visited various RPM distributions, including Red Hat, Mandrake, and...