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2007 04 25Linux Can Take the Role of Mission-critical UNIX
Microsoft's Quiet Attacks on Linux
Bew Versions of PUD and Foresight Linux (Newsletter Debuts), Dojo
Is Apple Just Putting Lipstick on a Pig?
Man Saves Laptop from Windows Vista, Using Linux
Microsoft Deal That Never Was and More Patent Trolling
Microsoft Attacked from the Communications Front (Its "Worst Nighmare")
Vista the Point of No Recovery, Kaspersky Says It Will Drive Away Users
Microsoft's Anti-piracy Director is Pirating Software [?]
Google Prepares for Attack on Microsoft's Cash Cow
Red Hat Acquires Company, Gets JBoss Deal
Microsoft Interferes with ODF Policies Overseas
OpenSolaris Gets Compiz
PCLinuxOS Web Site is Back, Project Gets Sponsor
Design of Airplane Assisted by Linux
Intel Makes Open Source and Linux Moves in Chips, Devices, and Software
The $100 Linux Laptop Could Teach Vista a Security and Design Lesson
Microsoft Battles in (at Least) 6 Fronts
Samba is Easier Than Commonly Imagined, 14-16 Million Deployments
Indicators That Time for Linux on the Desktop is Already Here
Linux is No Longer Scary for New Users
Linux Server Standardisation Begins with First LSB-Certified Product
Oracle's Fight Against Red Hat Does Not Work Out
Review of 2 Specialised Live CDs: Bugnux (Mandriva Derivative) and BackTrack 2
Moves to Unprecedented to Open Source in 3 Industries
Open Source Enterprise Software Gets Better Than Proprietary
PostgreSQL or MySQL are Proof of the Black Art of Benchmarks
IBM and Google Get Cozy with MySQL and Support the Company
Ubuntu Readiness for Business; Ubuntu Linux Reviews
First OpenMokos Released into the Wild, Wizpy Linux Reviewed
Reviews: Vector Linux, CentOS, Sugar, Mint
[OT] Intel Says It Can 'Restore' Destroyed Documents (Evidence)
MySQL AB Looking Ahead at IPO, Sun Disappoints
Microsoft Uses 'Reboot Hell' Against Its Volunteers
High-definition TV with Linux for Under $200
Windows Needs to Be More Like GNU/Linux
Linux and Open Source Approach Small Businesses
NimbleX 2007v2 Linux Released in Romania
Linux-hostile Hardware to Be Named and Shamed?
OpenOffice.org and OpenDocument Format Are Getting into Better Shape
Microsoft Tries to Suck Up to Open Source Companies
Red Hat Criticises Oracle for "Disingenuous Intentions"
Review of SimplyMEPIS 6.5 Offers Praises
Idea of Collaboration for Profit Still Miscomprehended
Innovation Can Come from Free Software
Finger Pointed at Steve Jobs Again in Apple 'Funny Business' Probe
NASA Not Interested in Windows Vista
Interview: Vista Can Be 0wNed from the Bootloader