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Kernel release: 2.6.24-rc2, Nov 06, 2007
2.6.24-rc2 has been released today.
See changelog for full details.
Files added: 1794 Files changed: 9687 Files removed: 1243
Open source, Lego-like computer modules run Linux, Nov 06, 2007
A six-person startup is readying a modular, open source hardware/software system resembling a set of electronic Legos. Bug Labs claims device developers can build "anything" using "Bug," which comprises an ARM11-powered base and various modular add-ons.
Are Linux users really a feral bunch?, Nov 06, 2007
It is not uncommon for those who write about Linux or other FOSS software to be inundated with feedback from users. At times that feedback is a bit unbalanced, a trifle raw and, occasionally, plain silly.
Linux-based programmable clock device ships, Nov 06, 2007
Chumby is shipping its Linux-powered device designed for the bedside, desktop, and kitchen counter. The alarm-clock sized "Chumby" has hackable hardware, software, and outerware, connects via WiFi, and can be programmed to display everything from clock faces to stock quotes, says the company.
10 Things Ubuntu Needs To Improve On, Nov 06, 2007
Ubuntu has been a force to be reckoned within the Linux world for a couple of years now. It’s undeniably the path to Linux gaining mainstream acceptance. In this article, I’ll examine ten areas where I think Ubuntu could go still further; that is, really improve and even gain back those who abandoned it out of frustration.
Defense procurement ill-suited for open source, Nov 06, 2007
In order to fully take advantage of open-source software, Defense Department agencies may need to rethink how they do procurement, said Fritz Schulz, who works in the chief technology office of the Defense Information Systems Agency.
Ubuntu Server: Attractive Choice, Paltry Documentation, Nov 06, 2007
... in this two-part series we're going to dig into the newly-released Ubuntu Server 7.10, take a look at its feature set and system requirements, and decide if it is a worthy contender in the Linux server stack category.
Synaq scores Linux hole-in-one, Nov 06, 2007
South African Linux and open source specialist Synaq has been contracted to manage and maintain the Linux-based network infrastructure for The Pro Shop, a national supplier of golfing product and services.
Linux Professional Institute forms European affiliate, Nov 06, 2007
With its new affiliate, the Linux Professional Institute (LPI) intends to promote the certification of Linux professionals across Europe. LPI-Central Europe will be responsible for Germany, Austria, Switzerland as well as for the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg.
Reiser Attorney Says Defending Linux Programmer 'A Challenging Thing', Nov 06, 2007
The defense attorney for Hans Reiser -- the murder suspect and prominent Linux open source programmer -- said Monday he was "apprehensive" that his client wanted to testify on his own behalf.
Will Google fracture or unify mobile Linux?, Nov 06, 2007
Forgive me if I appear a little skeptical here about Google's Open Handset Alliance. By my count, it's the fifth consortium so far to attempt to craft something useful for mobile phones out of Linux and open-source software.
Google's Android boosts enterprise mobile Linux, Nov 06, 2007
Google's introduction of its Android device operating system and Open Handset Alliance on Monday could help create just the breed of mobile Linux platform that many enterprise IT managers have been waiting for, industry experts contend.
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