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I was already contrarian in yesterday's Chrome thread. Some people are asking "Does Chrome OS Spell the End of Desktop PCs?" [pcmag.com] I think the thing that's in the most danger of being taken over by Chrome OS is slashdot. Full Article at Slashdot
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Fixed performance problem when rendering lots of decals, notably when fighting tanks with shotguns Fixed rcon response not working on Linux dedicated servers Fixed matchmaking problem matching into Advanced and Expert games Fix bug that would cause... Full Article at Cinema Blend
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In this photograph taken by Feature Photo Service for IBM, A SMARTER WAY TO WORK IN AFRICA --- A small business owner at an African craft market in Johannesburg, South Africa tries out IBM's Client for Smart Work software on a netbook computer. View Photo »
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I’m as much of a Linux fanboy as anyone else, but I’ve never thought of anything in computing as being worth a Nobel Peace Prize. Apparently, there are those who take global collaboration seriously, though…
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Back in the day I ran a few little public nameservers, and I had arrangements with friends where we were secondaries for each other. No big deal, if anyone went offline there were enough of us to fill in. Full Article at LXer
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Google's co-founder, Sergey Brin, spoke to some reporters yesterday, after the Chrome OS presentation. Citing the common WebKit and Linux code found in both operating systems, he said "Android and Chrome are likely to converge over time." Full Article at Download Squad
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Chrome OS is a fast, simple operating system. It's poised to change the computer world drastically. Google has officially released the source code to Chrome OS. This means anyone can try out their upcoming operating system and see what it is like. Full Article at Associated Content
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LiMo Foundation Executive Director Morgan Gillis speaks during an interview with Reuters in Tokyo May 20, 2009. View Photo »
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It inspired Ubuntu, One Laptop Per Child, and many other global projects. Linux conquered the supercomputer space, the server space, the embedded computer space - by peaceful means! Linux helped sequence the human genome, helps protect the world computer infrastructure from viral attack, and is now the ...
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Linux gets the job done. It may not be actually good in comparison with what is possible, with what has been achieved in the past (and indeed the present) in some minicomputer and mainframe operating systems. Full Article at Ambient Irony
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"Choosing a Linux distribution from the list of available options could be a daunting task for someone looking to try out Linux for the first time. Full Article at Internet.com
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I’m as much of a Linux fanboy as anyone else, but I’ve never thought of anything in computing as being worth a Nobel Peace Prize. Apparently, there are those who take global collaboration seriously, though…
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It inspired Ubuntu, One Laptop Per Child, and many other global projects. Linux conquered the supercomputer space, the server space, the embedded computer space - by peaceful means! Linux helped sequence the human genome, helps protect the world computer infrastructure from viral attack, and is now the ...
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Google Chrome running within a new windowing system on top of a Linux kernel
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Google has unveiled its Chrome OS. In a webcast launch at the company's California headquarters today, Sundar Pichai, vice-president of product management, said that the Linux-based operating system was fully open, ran applications only in its browser and stored all data in the cloud
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The code is open. We would not be here if it were not for several large open source projects such as Linux kernel, Ubuntu, Moblin and webskit
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Maybe Google can succeed where Apple and Linux have failed?
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I find it kinda funny that folks tout that Google uses Linux when the most useful FLOSS tool they have developed -- the Google FS -- they keep internally and therefore don't have to share the code!
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Google also clearly demonstrates what a great deal Linux is for lesser organizations who cannot afford to spend billions on code development ... The shared resource that is the Linux kernel is a valuable thing for the whole world.
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TFA on LWN shows that Google can have some influence by discussing the real problems they face getting Linux to work for them
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By providing TI with an embedded ‘ecosystem’ that includes technologies and services for Linux and Android-based devices, we are enabling our customers to create innovative products.
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Microsoft will emerge as a champion of the open Web platform, supporting interoperable web services from many independent players, much as IBM emerged as the leading enterprise backer of Linux.
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forum where the Ubuntu Linux Community Developers and System Integrators (like Dell) come together to discuss and hash out the feature roadmap for the next release of Ubuntu Linux.
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SciNet is an exemplary use case for our technology that demonstrates why Moab is deployed in 10 of the Top 20 Supercomputers in the world ... Customers come to us searching for solutions to adapt computing resources in response to workload, changing conditions, energy usage and organizational objectives...
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The customer complaints identify manifestations of the defect that occur on HP Pavilion Elite series computers running Microsoft Windows XP and XP Professional, Windows 7 and Linux.
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Oracle Enterprise Linux and UniCluster offer leading support to our HPC customers and can help reduce TCO ... Customers can benefit from Univa’s HPC and cloud management expertise to simplify the design and management of complex infrastructures. We look forward to working jointly with Univa.
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Linux allows IBM to sell hardware so IBM so IBm makes money in the end gives money back.
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Software is rarely innovation, and instead nearly always evolution -- from BASIC to VB to DotNET, from FAT to NTFS, and yes from old AT&T (NYSE: T) Unix to modern powerful Linux
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This is akin to Linus Torvalds building a special version of Linux just for a commercial partner and refusing to release it until that partner has milked its value.
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It could be that Chrome OS will rekindle excitement around a version of Linux in the future, but Google has its work cut out for it ... If Google delivers something differentiated and polished, there will be genuine OEM interest in trying a Linux netbook again.
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It could be that Chrome OS will rekindle excitement around a version of Linux in the future, but Google has its work cut out for it ... If Google delivers something differentiated and polished, there will be genuine OEM interest in trying a Linux netbook again.
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From one side, the market is going open source ... We expect that, by 2012, around 62 percent of the whole smartphone market will be open source with Symbian, Android and other Linux flavours. On the other side, they have more closed environments like Apple and RIM. Microsoft is caught in the middle. Th...
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Samsung is an initial member of Symbian Foundation and continues to cooperate with Symbian Foundation. At the same time, Samsung supports various existing open operating systems including Symbian, Linux, Android and Windows Mobile.
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Oh, yes, the package. From Nov. 20 to Nov. 22 PeR will offer a full board stay which includes an Ubuntu Linux course by Binario Etico AND the computer on which you'll take the course. That's right, you not only get a full weekend of great food and relax in the hills, you also go back home with an Ubuntu...
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Now we have a specific dedicated team at Novell that just works on openSUSE ... We've had lots of people wear two hats at Novell supporting both openSUSE and SUSE Linux Enterprise. Now we have a core group exclusively tasked with openSUSE and that's pretty good. So no matter where we are in SUSE Linux E...
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Can they catch up? Sure ... There's no technical reason to prevent [Linux variants] getting there. They've struggled until now and there are some inherent problems with the community organization, but with the right persons driving that through, we don't rule it out down the road.
– Don Paterson SOURCE: The Register
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