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Links 21/04/2008: Linux in the Army, Astronomy, to Reach Many Mobile Devices
Dr. Roy Schestowitz
2008-04-21 22:41:53 UTC
Modified: 2008-04-21 22:41:53 UTC
Ubuntu 'reaping Linux dividend'
Why Ubuntu on ARM Could be a Rich Seam
Is This the Season of Porcine Aerobatics?
Linux Goes To War
Supercomputers help Exeter reach for the stars
Ubuntu Linux takes on enterprise server market with new OS
Is it lift off for Linux?
Will Hardy Heron Shine Where Red Hat Fears to Tread?
The Biggest Blunder: Or why Red Hat and Novell just left the door wide open to Ubuntu
Nearly 20% of Mid- and High-End Mobile Devices Will Run a Linux Operating System by 2013, According to ABI Research
Plat’Home Introduces ''Tough Love,'' Small, Low-Cost Linux Server for Zero Maintenance Use
Has MySQL Forgotten All It Learnt?
SUN, MySQL needs you to be bold, go for the cloud!
Kernel log: Linux 2.6.24.4 released, motion compensation in Intel graphics driver
One of the coolest Flickr applications to date
Google named world's No 1 brand
Hackers != Crackers
First look at Draco GNU/Linux 0.3
Ubuntu 8.04 LTS Desktop Edition Announced
UK music industry pines for the good old days, seeks an iPod tax
Power saving - another case for open source
Penguin Computing to Offer Splunk-Powered Enhanced Support Offerings and Resell Splunk to Broaden Customer Application Capabilities
We have been appending some (questionably) decent Linux commercials recently. There are some weirder ones too. How about this hilarious Linux commercial from China?
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This one is also old (from the last decade) and rather bizarre.
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IBM Has Taken Control of GNOME
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