Ubuntu hacks; tips and tools for exploring, using, and tuning Linux.

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- Ubuntu hacks; tips and tools for exploring, using, and tuning Linux.
- Coming next to the Mac: Linux and Windows?
- Desktop Linux
- CrossOver Mac runs Windows programs without Windows
- IN MEMORY OF COREY TOTTENHAM, 1973-2005

Ubuntu hacks; tips and tools for exploring, using, and tuning Linux.
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2006 426 pages $29. 76 Ubuntu was first released in 2004.

Coming next to the Mac: Linux and Windows?
PC-Welt – Sep 2, 2006
While technical issues, for now at least, prevent booting Mandriva on Apple hardware, a fully compatible version of Mandriva Linux “could appear sometime in the second quarter of 2006,” according to David Barth, vice-president of engineering at the Paris-based company. , which is behind the fast-rising Ubuntu Linux distribution, said that despite current technical hangups, a Mactel-compatible version of Ubuntu could be available within the next eight months, when development on the next major release of Ubuntu is expected to finish, according to Jane Weideman, a spokesperson for the Isle of Man, England-based company. Other Linux distributors are less definitive with their plans. Linux market leader Red Hat Inc. has denied earlier reports that it’s actively rewriting its Linux distribution to run on Mactel hardware…
” “It is an entirely new graphics chip set, which we are as yet unable to drive until such a time as ATI releases the specifications,” Weideman said. Other drivers need to be verified through hands-on testing of the hardware, which Canonical does not yet own. Still, Weideman said it’s likely that the upcoming Ubuntu 6. 10 — which goes into development in April and will be officially released in October — will run on Apple’s Intel-based machines. At least one version of Linux likely won’t make it to Mactel hardware: Yellow Dog Linux, a popular distribution specially built for Apple’s PowerPC Macs. It won’t be ported to the IntelMacs, said Kai Staats, CEO of its maker, Terra Soft Solutions Inc. Windows users want in on the action, too Interest is also growing among Windows users, who cite the operating system’s unparalleled selection of software and want to port it to run on Apple’s stylish hardware.

Desktop Linux
Forbes – Aug 31, 2006
“I’m confident that once people pilot this software and compare us to Windows, this is the winner,” says Jeffrey Jaffe, chief technology officer at Novell, in Waltham, Mass. Meanwhile a slew of other Linux desktop editions are hitting the market. Ubuntu, in South Africa, has crafted a gorgeous Linux desktop that’s getting loads of buzz among geeks, and costs nothing. Xandros, in Ottawa, Canada, charges $50 to $130 for Linux desktop software aimed at home and business users, with a Windows-like user interface. Linspire, in San Diego, Calif. , sells a Linux desktop loaded onto PCs sold through Wal-Mart (nyse:.

CrossOver Mac runs Windows programs without Windows
InfoWorld – Aug 31, 2006
The Windows license aspect makes both Boot Camp and Parallels a bit of a bummer. Speaking of Parallels I wowed a whole crew of people with the fact that I was running MacOS, Windows and Ubuntu all on the same laptop. If only the laptop itself didn\’t heat up like a Viking range the whole thing would be more impressive. Also this week OpenOffice Premium was launched which.

IN MEMORY OF COREY TOTTENHAM, 1973-2005
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