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The openSUSE project has announced that the Call for Papers for the upcoming openSUSE Summit is now open. The project's first event held in the Americas will be co-located with SUSECon and take place in September... Read more...
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In this post I am going to talk about very interesting icon set, though, this icon set is still under alpha version, and I usually dislike alpha version of icon-set as they miss many critical icons for the frequently used programs which makes the desktop look inconsistent and often are not completed, I would mention Ubo Iconset here because of the factor of novelty associated with the iconset. Ubo Iconset have been made by russian artist, and unlike some other iconsets which are made using professional graphics softwares like GIMP, these are completely hand made , using ballpoint pen and scanned, and colored later in GIMP,thus they appear bit rustic, crude, rough as compared to other iconset, but bring a breath of fresh air and uniqueness to the iconset available on Linux platform, additionally, it adds touch of humanness to the theme.
Whenever a new version of Ubuntu is released, a new version of Linux Mint soon follows. This time around it’s Linux Mint 9. Linux Mint 9 is based on Ubuntu 10.04. I gave Ubuntu 10.04 a big thumbs up in my review, and I’ve been eagerly anticipating the release of Linux Mint 9. So how does Linux Mint 9 stack up? Is it still “a better Ubuntu” than Ubuntu itself?
Linux Mint 9 (Isadora) Review | Desktop Linux Reviews
Linux Journal Linux Journal is the grandaddy of them all, founded in 1994 by Phil Hughes. Now it is published by Belltown Media, owner Carlie Fairchild, who acquired Linux Journal in 2006 . Over the years Linux Journal has been home to regular writers like Marcel Gagne and his "Cooking With Linux" column, which was the most controversial LJ feature. Why? Not because he used bad language, or flamed anyone, but because of his Chez Marcel and French-waiter-serving-wine schtick.
Linux Today - Editor's Note: A Herd of Print Linux Magazines
Ever wanted to learn how the internals of your Linux desktop work? Yes, we've already published detailed "how it works" articles about things like sound , the kernel , LVM , PAM and filesystems , but in this article we're going to take a wider view and explain how everything in a modern Linux distro works, start to finish. We've opted for a top-down view, tackling each stratum of Linux technology from the desktop to the kernel as it appears to the average user. This way, you can descend from your desktop comfort zone into the underworld of Linux archaeology, where we'll find plenty of relics from the bygone era of multi-user systems, dumb terminals, remote connections and geeks gone by.
