2006 July

When it comes to powering Navy aircraft, why settle for less when you can have Linux running the show for you.

No real shock here. To be honest, there should not be that big of a surprise that SuSE us drawing such a large user base.

Why in the world would Linux need to disappear? No seriously, this makes no sense to me. Then again, network computing never really did.

Linux women? Anyone out there considering this? Ah, perhaps this is the real issue that needs some further consideration? Could be and from the looks of it, this is beginning to change…

OK, so it’s on now! It appears that Oracle is losing patience and quite frankly, I don’t really blame them for that.

Linus is just not sold on GPLv3. And from the looks of things, I would not expect this to change anytime real soon, either.

In many respects, I think that OSS already has a good start in Windows with Firefox, Thunderbird and Oo.

Storage made so easy, even I can do it. Yes, BoxCloud has most certainly hit upon something here and we may not see it yet, but I think they are on the right track.

Hey, now how is this for a cool Firefox-Linux trick. With just a flick of your wheel, you can close tabs effortlessly.

I think that two of the three can happen for Microsoft, but they are dreaming as to the third. Care to guess how that’s going to work?

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And how is the merging of AMD and ATI a good thing for Linux? Actually, that answer may surprise you. Read on below to decide for yourself.

Hmm, could it be that the GPL3 is simply a reality? Or perhaps instead, trying to find a way to make DRM and patents work in their world?

The Amiga legacy is not dead! And it seems that the MorphOS will be picking up where the other left off.

To be honest, I would love to have a shot at actually getting my hands on one of these units. Unfortunately, we here in the US will have to continue to wait because we are not the target market it seems.

The only thing that needs to happen is better sound to video synchronization with the Jack Sound Server. Short of this, who really cares? I do agree however, that Photoshop needs to be ported as GIMP is a very poor substitute.

In the KDE space, I fail to see where K3B is not good enough and why anyone would rather be using Nero?

Even if Linux meets with limited success in the PC space, could it dominate in the home entertainment space? Some people appear to believe that it is a real possibility.

Well, that’s the end of that I suppose. The Fedora Legacy group is ending its support for both Red Hat 7.3 and Red Hat 9.

A competitor to MS Exchange? Sure, and the heat is being turned up as we speak. Will those competitors actually be able to catch up? That remains to be seen.