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Easy Techie Reading Round Up
Bit-Tech – Misinterpreting the Enthusiast and The Sea of Grey
Elite Bastards – BT – A tale of customer service woes
tkArena – Switching from Microsoft Windows to Ubuntu Linux , Windows Vista Aero Tweaking Guide and…
Friday Article and Review Round Up
CPU
TechARP - Why You Should AVOID Core 2 Duo Engineering Samples
Motherboard
TweakTown – MSI PC2008 in Taipei Event – Exclusive (Part 1: Upcoming MB and VGA)
Cases and Enclosures
OCIA – Apevia X-QPack…
Sunday Night Article and Review Round Up
Systems
Hardware Logic – CyberPower Gamer SLI KO QX6800 System Review
HotHardware – GTR Tech GT3 Small Form Factor PC System Review
HEXUS – Shuttle XPC mini X 200 Small Form Factor PC System…
Can Running Linux Void Your Warranty?
Dude! You’re Gettin’ a Dell….with Linux!
Cuba to Switch Over to Open Source
Ubuntu Linux Gets Elderly Ready
Microsoft Wanted to “WHACK” Dell?
Nine Big Wins for Linux in 2006
I found myself reading an article on Mainframe.gr explaining how 2006 was another lost year for Linux and I couldn't help myself but write this response in disagreement. I found that 2006 was the building of a bridge between Windows and Linux, it may not be complete yet but there's already governments coming across. Let me share my thoughts on Linux in 2006.A year of big gains
While the operating system market is still dominated by Microsoft and shows little sign of changing that doesn't mean that all other options have failed hopelessly because there were some significant gains made over the past 12 months.
When Worlds Collide: Ten Notable Open-Source Legal Battles
The open-source world is bigger than ever, growing by leaps and bounds daily, seemingly unfettered by obstacles to development that hamper just about every other creative field. In fact, the only force more powerful in the sphere of software development these days may be the one that we all live under: 21st-century capitalism.Though free software tries to be exactly what the moniker purports, issues of ownership and originality that we take for granted in, say, the media sphere, must be examined thoroughly nearly every time there’s a dollar to made or a patent to be claimed.
