KDE.news: "Early on in the lifetime of the KDE Community Forums, the staff launched regularly-held courses for people willing to help KDE called "Klassrooms". For each of these courses, a mentor (usually a KDE contributor, but not limited to them)

ServerWatch: "One thing Perl does really well is read in information from a file. There are a couple of useful special variables you can use to neaten up your code when doing this or to alter the default behavior when

WorksWithU: "One good sale deserves another. That's one way to think of the Ubuntu PC market, where ZaReason is the latest company to offer special Cyber Monday sales to Ubuntu desktop and notebook shoppers"

Jono Bacon@Home: "Last week, while at the Ubuntu Developer Summit in Dallas I mentioned in one of the roundtables about how wicked-cool it would be to have a desktop client for Ubuntu Open Week, Ubuntu Developer Week and other online

Linux Pro Magazine: " In today's world, we have a "digital divide," wherein some people have the means and tools to exploit technology and others do not. In most developing countries, people still pirate software because they cannot afford to

InternetNews: "What does building and maintaining Linux-based software appliances have to do with datacenter automation? A whole lot, according to appliance vendor rPath."

TechRepublic: "I want to like KDE 4.3. I really do. But I don't. I want to keep an open mind about where "Plasma" is heading. But I can't. Hear me out, before you log me off."

PC World: "Dell has made available a customized download of Google's Chromium OS (the open-source version of Chrome OS), specifically for its popular Mini 10V netbook."

Netstat -vat: "A new vulnerability is now out that attacks DNS servers WITH DNSSSEC installed."

Ubuntu User: "There's a provocatively titled article by Robert Strohmeyer over at PC World that professes "The Future of Linux is Google". It waxes prophetically about how Google will eventually dominate all that is Linux and Open Source, and that

Tech Source From Bohol: "If you are using Linux, there are plenty of optical disc-authoring programs to choose from. Here are some of those that I like:"

Distrowatch: "By the time Ubuntu 10.04 "Lucid Lynx" is released next April netbook users will have three Ubuntu variants customized for their smaller systems."

Lilliputing: "The chart details which systems have been "officially" tested by developers and reveals what hardware works and what doesn't."

Phoronix: "With this message, Kristian created a new DRM repository that dropped all of the linux-core, bsd-core, and shared-core code. Seems simple and straightforward, right? Well, three weeks later with dozens of replies, this change is continuing to cause debate."

GNOME Foundation Press Release: GUADEC, the annual GNOME conference, will be held in The Hague, Netherlands from the 24th through the 30th of July 2010. The conference is expected to draw more than 500 attendees to discuss and direct the

How Software is Built: "The same amount of work one of the top 10 developers did last year wouldn't have even made it into the top 20 this year. Our individual developers have got the work flow down, so we

V3: "Linux developer Mandriva has updated its operating-system-on-a-stick with the release of Mandriva Flash 2010, which includes a bootable version of the software on a USB Flash drive."

IT Wire: "Improved power management in the latest firmware revision for Amazon's Kindle ebook reader extends battery life from four to seven days, even with the wireless interface turned on, according to the company."

KDE.news: "The KOffice team is very happy to announce version 2.1.0 of KOffice, 6 months after the platform release 2.0.0. This release brings a number of new features as well as general improvements in the maturity of the individual applications.

Phoronix: "For those interested in 3D modeling and graphics, you will want to check out the first alpha release of Blender 2.5. Blender 2.5 is bringing major changes to this free software 3D graphics application."