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Fedora Core 5 Test 2 Screen Shot Tour
LinShots writes "DistroWatch reports - The second test build of Fedora Core 5 has been released: The Fedora Project announces the second release of...
OpenVZ Project Releases Private Sever Templates
Sharon Smith writes "OpenVZ Project Releases Templates
To Create Debian Virtual Private Servers
Templates enable fast, easy provisioning of servers, for running Debian-based applications
HERDON, VA, January...
Review: Pixel image editor
Author: Nathan Willis
Looking for an Adobe Photoshop replacement on Linux? If the GIMP doesn't cut it, maybe Pixel will.Pixel is a raster image editing...
Installing KDE 3.5 on Ubuntu
SilentBob4 writes "For those Ubuntu loyalists who need the latest, greatest software on their computers, KDE 3.5 is available for Ubuntu 5.10 (Breezy). The...
Hewlett-Packard donates blade cluster to FreeBSD
Jeremy C. Reed writes "The FreeBSD Foundation received a donation of a blade system from Hewlett-Packard for use as a third-party software build cluster....
Fedora Core 5 Test 1 Screenshot Tour
Anonymous Reader writes "DistroWatch reports - The development of Fedora Core 5 has finally begun: The Fedora Project announces the first release of the...
CLI Magic: Simple backup is Mirdir
Author: Joe Barr
This week is all about simplicity. Mirdir provides a quick and easy way to make an ad hoc backup of important...
Catching up with recipients of free Linux CDs
Author: Nathan Willis
We give free Linux CDs to our friends, coworkers, even strangers, but in many cases we never find out what happens to...
New approaches to Linux package management
Author: Irfan Habib
Traditional Linux package management systems such as RPM, Debian's dpkg, and Slackware's pkgtool present several problems for users. Users who want optimized...
One-click installation with Klik
Author: Nathan Willis
Simplifying software installation is a popular pastime for Linux developers. It has given us useful tools like Synaptic, YUM, checkinstall, and autopackage....