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more »Tenth Anniversary Test: Live CD for Gentoo Linux 10.0
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more »GNOME 2.28 Switches to WebKit
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Sep 24, 2009The first netbooks with Moblin pre-installed come from Dell. The first Mini 10v system is already available and image files ready for download.
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