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The Month of October May Have Been More or Less Dominated by Ubuntu Linux

Dec 28, 2012

The month of October may have been more or less dominated by Ubuntu Linux for those of us anticipating its recent "Quantal Quetzal" release, but this week the Linux Mint project made an intriguing announcement of its own. Specifically, ...

Tags: Linux Mint project, Mannouncement, Ubuntu Linux, Quantal Quetzal

There's Been a Marked Jump in Recent Months

Dec 26, 2012

PC World - There's been a marked jump in recent months in the number of options facing Linux fans interested in buying hardware with their favorite operating system preinstalled, but just recently one came out that seems particularly ...

Tags: Linux, hardware, Linux ultrabook, company news

Linux Fans and Ubuntu Users Are Already Well Acquainted with The Many Desktop Environments

Dec 26, 2012

PC World - Linux fans in general and Ubuntu users in particular are already well acquainted with the many desktop environments that are available for distributions of the free and open-source operating system. While Ubuntu Linux has ...

Tags: Linux fans, open-source operating system, GNObuntu, Ubuntu Linux

Fans of Linux May Recall The "31 Flavors of Fun" Project

Dec 26, 2012

PC World - Fans of Linux may recall the "31 Flavors of Fun" project I wrote about last month through which ambitious developer Todd Robinson planned to "create, and release, a complete desktop operating system each and every day for the ...

Tags: "31 Flavors of Fun"project, Linux, desktop operating system

The Project Team Behind The Popular Linux Distribution Has Launched a New Version

Sep 19, 2012

It seems like just yesterday that we saw the release of Sabayon 9 with its three desktop flavors,but already the project team behind the popular Linux distribution has launched a new version. Sabayon 10 made its official debut late last ...

Tags: Linux, Sabayon, GNOME, MATE

Linux-Powered PCS Descend Upon The Market

Aug 27, 2012

PC World - The past six months or so have seen a veritable flurry of tiny, Linux-powered PCs descend upon the market, including not just the widely embraced Raspberry Pi but also the Mele A1000, the MK802, and the Oval Elephant, to name ...

Tags: PC World, Liliputing, hyper-threading technology, Intel

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The Month of October May Have Been More or Less Dominated by Ubuntu Linux

There's Been a Marked Jump in Recent Months

Linux Fans and Ubuntu Users Are Already Well Acquainted with The Many Desktop Environments

Fans of Linux May Recall The "31 Flavors of Fun" Project

The Project Team Behind The Popular Linux Distribution Has Launched a New Version

Linux-Powered PCS Descend Upon The Market

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