7 reasons why Windows 7 will not wreck Ubuntu
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- 7 reasons why Windows 7 will not wreck Ubuntu
- Ubuntu Launchpad to go open source on July 21
- Times damns Ubuntu with faint praise
- The Secret Lives of Ubuntu and Debian Users
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- The end of my love affair with Apple?
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7 reasons why Windows 7 will not wreck Ubuntu
ZDNet
Not even approximately. First let’s understand what 7’s target is. It’s not so much desktop Linux as a particular Linux distro —. Some of these reasons are technological others social. But the biggest reason is a business reason:Ubuntu has an entrepreneur at the helm.
Ubuntu Launchpad to go open source on July 21
CNET News CA
html” >MySQL moved its project hosting to Launchpad in early 2008–but has been proprietary and will remain so until it goes open source on July 21. I’m a big fan of Launchpad and expect that opening up its source code will take the project in interesting unforeseen directions. That’s the power of open source and a good indicator of Mark Shuttleworth’s commitment to open source.
Times damns Ubuntu with faint praise
eWeek NY
html” –> Times damns Ubuntu with faint praise Jan. 12 2009 The New York Times has published an interview story on Mark Shuttleworth apparently made during Canonical’s Ubuntu Developer Summit last month at Google’s Mountain View headquarters. Ashlee Vance story author appears to view Ubuntu — despite many successes — as the flashy but flawed plaything of a quixotic billionaire. Vance who like Shuttleworth hails from South Africa but lives elsewhere does give Ubuntu some due noting that about half of Google’s 20000 employees use a lightly modified “Goobuntu” version. He notes that 11 percent of U.
The Secret Lives of Ubuntu and Debian Users
Datamation CT
Using the Popularity Contest package these two projects collect and post weekly anonymous reports about the software used on each system on which they’re installed. The result is a rare insight into the habits of FSS users including how often software is upgraded what applications are used the most and the differences between the expert-oriented Debian distribution and the more user-friendly Ubuntu distribution. The main purpose of the project is to collect information for installation so that the most widely used applications can be put on the first CD of an install set or installed automatically.
ubuntu-eee
Newmobilecomputing.com
There were plenty of other benefits as well but the biggest was being up to date. I really dig the ubuntu netbook remix desktop too! Edited 2009-01-14 10:57 UTCReply Permalink Bookmark Score: 1SNews HeadlinesPsystar: We Bought Mac S X Fair and Squareposted 2009-01-14 10:16:35Nokia To Add LGPL to Qt Licensing Modelposted 2009-01-14 09:54:43iPhone iPod Touch Aren’t Netbooksposted 2009-01-13 22:37:18Via’s Nano Plans: Too Little Too Late?posted 2009-01-13 17:55:37Should Microsoft pen Source Windows?posted 2009-01-13 10:27:34Mozilla’s Ubiquity Logo Contestposted 2009-01-12 23:18:59KDE 4. 2 Progress New NetworkManager Plasmoid Comingposted 2009-01-12 22:51:22Ballmer: Vista Does Not Fit on Netbooksposted 2009-01-11 23:31:36MacWorld Windows 7 Palmposted 2009-01-11 16:13:00Creative Launches Zii ‘Stemcell Computing’ Platformposted 2009-01-09 22:20:17 Recent riginal StoriesMacWorld Windows 7 Palmposted 2009-01-11Eeebuntu 2.
The end of my love affair with Apple?
ZDNet
True video editing in Ubuntu isn’t nearly as elegant as it is with iMovie. But it will get the job done without much fuss. I no longer need a Mac at home and I’m struggling to see it in the schools either.
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Ubuntu 8.10 upmc for the Asus EeePC? Don’t bother just install …
Free Software Magazine
rganised or what? Well I might not be organised but I’m a persistent little bugger and I was determined to either fix Xandros or replace it with something as good or better without shelling out for an external drive in the process. Ubuntu appeared to come to the rescue and not just any Ubuntu but “the” Ubuntu specifically modified for ultra portable micro computers and.
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