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Music Management Takes Flight With Songbird

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Minitube Puts More You in YouTube

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Clonezilla: A Drive-Duping Monster With a Fearsome Face

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gDesklets: Semi-Sweet Eye Candy

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Scribes: A Sturdy Reinvention of the Text Editor

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Tomboy’s Got Some Major Note-Taking Muscle

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Open Source and the Open Road, Part 2

Open Source and the Open Road, Part 1 ...

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Sometimes Wine Relaxes Linux, Sometimes It Just Causes Headaches

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Linux Mint Is a Refreshing Palate Cleanser

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Open Source and the Open Road, Part 1

A new wave of really cool devices will soon do more than simply integrate your mobile gadgets with your automobile. Pairing your smartphone with your car's sound system and on-board navigation platform is already old hat. Car makers are now looking at how to expand that concept to enhance the notion of your car being treated as one big mobile device...

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Ardour: An Audio Editor That’s Hard to Master and Tough to Beat

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When Boot Bugaboos Strike, These Apps Will Be Your Heroes

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Cheese Goes Great With Webcam Hams

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PhotoRec Heroically Rescues Deleted Files

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How Linuxy Is Android?

The Kindle Fire, the Android-based tablet Amazon revealed in late September, could well be the next step in the ongoing metamorphosis of Google's Linux derivative into a proprietary operating system. Even if Amazon does not lock down its altered Android platform, it clearly has created a major fork in the Linux road ...

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Ubuntu Upgrade a Mixed Bag at Best

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For Fast, Light Web Browsing, Dillo’s No Dallier

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K3b Burns Hot, Burns Bright

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That Was the Breach That Was

A series of intrusions into the heart of the Linux Kernel.org servers in late August that went undetected for some 17 days is still shrouded in mystery. If Linux developers know how the breach occurred, they are not saying. They also are keeping mum on the extent of any damage the break-in caused ...

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Asunder Rips and Encodes Audio Without the Bloody Mess

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