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If $1,799 fell out of the sky, I might buy ... the new MacBook Air
Wolvix installs with GRUB, not LILO (no need to hold your applause!)
Burning an ISO -- the first step toward Linux/BSD obsession
SCALE6x Linux conference finalizes schedule
Great explanation on how live CDs work from polishlinux.com
Debian Lenny, the morning after
Forget qsynaptics and everything else, too
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Sure it ran in RedmondMag, the "independent voice of the Microsoft IT community," but Google's Secret Weapon by Glyn Moody lays out very clear how and why Google is leveraging open-source software -- and the people who make it -- in its battle against Microsoft. While I've heard much of it before, it's still the best thing I've read all week.
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