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News from Jan 16, 2008

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- Linux a greener alternative to a forced Vista move?, Jan 16, 2008

MicrosoftIf you read my blog yesterday, you noticed my entry about Microsoft's move to retire XP and effectively force Windows shops into a wasteful migration to Vista.
- The Making of KDE 4.0, Jan 16, 2008
KDEHow do you produce a major update of a popular desktop for GNU/Linux? Following the release of KDE 4.0 last week, I talked with Wade Olson, the press contact for KDE in North America, and a member of KDE e.V., the German non-profit organization that is the financial and legal arm of the project. Olson talked about the goals of the release, its highlights, what was left out, and where development of KDE is going next.
- Open source on the big screen: Matt Ebb tells tales of Elephants Dream, Jan 16, 2008
Open SourceLead artist from Elephants Dream speaks about what it is like to make your own open movie using open source tools and the power of the community.
- The 22-year-old behind Everex CloudBook's Linux OS, Jan 16, 2008
DistributionsA little more than a year ago, David Liu was sitting in a lecture hall at UCLA. After graduating, Liu worked as an IT contractor for several months before starting Good OS.
- Linux phone software firm hires Motorola exec, Jan 16, 2008
EmbeddedLinux mobile phone software and services provider Azingo (formerly Celunite) has hired a Motorola mobile-devices exec to lead its engineering operations. As VP of engineering, Ravi Gopalakrishnan (pictured at left) will oversee expansion of Azingo's mobile Linux engineering team.
- Ubuntu releases ten lessons for the desktop, Jan 16, 2008
UbuntuIn the latest Ubuntu weekly newsletter the Ubuntu folks announced the release of the Ubuntu 7.10 Desktop Course. The modular course should take two days to complete all 10 of the lessons offered, but it is possible to cover topics and lessons independently of each other, learning whatever is of interest.
- linux.conf.au: Look Tux, no wires, Jan 16, 2008
GeneralWhen Kim Hawtin, like many other young Australians, went to London in 2000 to work. he never knew that he would be introduced to one of the abiding interests of his life while there. Then in his late 20s, he had gone over to the mother country after graduation. While there he got involved with Consume.net, a group aiming to build up community wireless networks.
- Car PC supports dual displays under Linux, Jan 16, 2008
EmbeddedMini-PC manufacturer SD-Omega has announced a Linux-compatible mini-PC that can run two displays simultaneously. The SD631T Dual Display is primarily intended as a car PC that can drive both a GPS display for the driver and an entertainment and Net-surfing display for passengers.
- Linux available on ThinkPad T61 and R61, Jan 16, 2008
GeneralIn August, Lenovo announced that Suse Linux Enterprise Desktop 10 would be available on ThinkPads in the fourth quarter of 2007. Though that didn't happen, Lenovo finally released details Tuesday.
- Kernel release: 2.6.24-rc8, Jan 16, 2008
Kernel2.6.24-rc8 has been released today.
See changelog for full details.

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