Ubuntu 8.04 – New Version with Long Term Support
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GUADEC 2007 The 2007 Gnome Users and Developers Conference
Aug 24, 2007More than 400 Gnome users and developers gathered in the United Kingdom for the July 2007 GUADEC conference.
more »Automated Solution by TCS Hardens Red Hat Servers
Aug 22, 2007US security vendor Trusted Computer Solutions (TCS) recently presented a solution for automating server hardening.
more »4.0r1: First Update for Debian Etch
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more »Linux Package Deal by Bull
Aug 17, 2007French IT corporation Bull is targeting small businesses with a pre-installed Xandros server and commercial software.
more »Opensuse's Build Service Offers Three OpenOffice Versions
Aug 17, 2007Three new branches in Opensuse's build service provide various OpenOffice packages: stable, unstable and extras. This replaces the previous OpenOffice build service.
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