Releases

• VectorLinux Light Edition Released
• Ulteo Application System "Sirius" stable is now available!
• IPCop 1.4.21 released
• [Devil-Linux 1.2.15 Released]

Ubuntu

• Ubuntu Intrepid alpha 3 goes live
• Ubuntu 8.10 Alpha 3 Screenshot Tour
  
  

  The third alpha version of the upcoming Ubuntu 8.10 (codename Intrepid Ibex), which is scheduled for release in late October this year, was made available a few minutes ago.

  
  
  
• [Dell] Ubuntu 8.04 Offering—Technical Details
• Interesting Bits Of News From OSCON [Ubuntu on Mini Dells]
  
  

  We've heard through the grapevine that Dell's "netbook" they'll be introducing next month is running Ubuntu Netbook Remix.

  
  
  
• Say hello to the webbook
  
  

  The really cool thing about the webbook is the software. The webbok comes pre-loaded with Ubuntu 8.04.1 and some new software written especially for this application that delivers broadband connectivity over 3G Mobile networks.

  
  
  
• Silber runs Canonical while Shuttleworth runs around (video)

Red Hat and Sibling

• Red Hat issues Enterprise Linux 4.7
  
  

  Red Hat has released the seventh revision of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4, RHEL4 for short, which is aimed at corporate customers. The release contains large number of bug fixes and a lot of small improvements. In line with RHEL 5.2, RHEL 4.7 now uses Firefox 3. RHEL 4.7 also provides "para-virtualized" drivers. These drivers allow RHEL 4.7, when running as a guest in a paravirtualized environment as such as Xen, to access the virtualised hardware without any emulation. This in turn increases I/O throughput and reduces the load on the CPU.

  
  
  
• YDL PowerStation Ships with ATI X1650 Graphics Card

GNU/Linux (General)

• The Linux Letter: Open-Source Networking with Vyatta
• The Linux Letter: Open-Source Networking with Vyatta
• "Handheld recording studio" mixes with Linux
• Annoucing CrossOver Games version 7.1.0
• Foresight Newsletter, Volume 2, Issue 1 (July 2008)

F/OSS

• Marc Fleury starts an open-source home automation project
• Google Opens Its Templating Technology
• Google re-ups with OSU's Open Source Lab
• Open Web Foundation a new club for standards makers
• The Next Three Big Open-Source Challenges: Cloud Computing, Open Web and Mobile
• Mozilla funds SA translation team
• Doctors, PHDs to edit new Wikipedia of medical information

Spyke [sic]

• Backdoor in Skype? We need an open-source replacement
• Speculation over back door in Skype
• Open Source Skype Scuppered

Symbroid

• [Analyst:] Android, Symbian Expected To Become One OS
• Symbian hints at Google truce for unified platform

Facecrosoft

• Microsoft inks deal with Facebook
• Facebook nicks Microsoft's passport

Monopoly

• A discouraging news for Korean open web movement
• If Xen and KVM are free, why do VMware and Microsoft get all of the press?
• Microsoft Chief to Spend $1.2 Billion Fighting Google
• Microsoft DNS fix causes trouble for some
• Microsoft Seeks To Assuage Street's Software, Web Concerns
• MS products just too cool to comprehend, say MS geeks

Leftovers

• Elderly woman prohibiting from photographing empty swimming pool "to prevent paedophilia"
• OpenID gets the third degree at OSCON